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Brazil disappoints U.N. climate envoy with its inaction on deforestation
Swiss U.N. climate chief Patricia Espinosa welcomed Brazil at the U.N. climate change conference in Poland, which runs…
Wildfires burn in British Columbia and Alberta
A wildfire burning in British Columbia burned more than 90,000 hectares (200,000 acres) of land over the weekend,…
Bamboo tent noodle seller targeted by police
Written by Staff Writer by Lauren Hathaway, CNNA Vietnamese noodle seller in the country has said he was…
The beautiful, central bookstore in Cairo doesn’t feel like a bookshop at all
Since the 19th century, the bookstore has been a central institution for Cairo’s intellectual life.Located in Egypt’s cultural…
Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her platinum wedding anniversary, but her husband is absent
KATE, B.C. — Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II marked her platinum wedding anniversary on Sunday without her husband, Prince…
UAE’s Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah Bin Zayed in Syria for talks with Assad
Written by Staff Writer, CNN Abu DhabiThe UAE’s Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan arrived in…
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Ontario’s minimum wage hike isn’t controversial: It’s just good for business
Ontario’s Liberal government of Kathleen Wynne raised the minimum wage by nearly 50 percent in just under four years, from $11.60 to $14. It was controversial—small business groups complained that…
Titans & Seahawks apply pressure on football hero Al Bosch to silence drug-problem talk
Too many members of the Tennessee Titans – or other teams that play nationally – are recreational users of illegal drugs and they are putting players’ health at risk and…
Wildfires burn in British Columbia and Alberta
A wildfire burning in British Columbia burned more than 90,000 hectares (200,000 acres) of land over the weekend, prompting the province to restrict the use of all vehicles including vehicles…
Two coups in two weeks leave four ex-Africa presidents dead
For nearly two decades, coups had largely disappeared from Africa. But since 2013, jostling for power has resumed, making coups and reversals on democratically elected leaders more commonplace.On Feb. 6,…
