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Chile's energy minister and Canada's environment minister are among signatories to a letter calling for COP26 negotiators to put a true price on carbon emissions, a group overseen by the World Bank said on Monday.

A tribal group announced on Monday it would temporarily lift a six-week blockade on Sudan's main seaport, a week after the military took power in a coup.

Brazilian miner Vale SA reported on Thursday a third-quarter net profit of $3.9 billion, significantly below analysts' forecasts of $6.2 billion, due to lower iron ore prices and an impairment at its coal business.

India's electricity demand grew 4.1% in October from a year earlier, leading to a shortfall in supply of 1%, government data showed on Monday.

Chile's right-wing presidential candidate, José Antonio Kast, is pulling ahead in pre-election opinion polls just weeks before the country's November ballot, though is still seen losing a likely second-round run-off against a candidate from the left.

India's merchandise trade deficit in October narrowed to $19.9 billion from a record $22.6 billion in September, preliminary data released by the government showed on Monday.

Now that Kingdom Hearts' Sora is playable in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, the game is complete with its 86-fighter roster. Counting the Piranha Plant, there were a total of 12 DLC characters that were unveiled throughout the game's post-launch ...

Australian mining billionaire Andrew Forrest is planning what could be up to an $8.4 billion "green hydrogen" investment in Argentina, the South American country's government said on Monday after a meeting between the businessman and President Alberto Fernandez.

The United States is delivering an additional 1.5 million COVID-19 vaccine doses to Taiwan, a senior U.S. administration official told Reuters, increasing to 4 million the total number of shots donated by Washington to the self-ruled island, which is under increasing pressure from China.

The United States and the European Union on Sunday ended a dispute over steel and aluminium tariffs and said they would work on a global arrangement to combat "dirty" production and overcapacity in the industry.