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Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. With the rapid change in global climate and natural disasters related to it cropping up from time to time, the G20 is all set to establish a new working group on Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) under the presidency of India. The group will work towards achieving disaster risk reduction goals and further enhance global preparedness against disaster. World News | G-20 Working on Disaster Risk Reduction Under Indias Presidency.

Pune (Maharashtra) [India], January 12 (ANI/PRNewswire): Entering its 30th year since being founded in 1993, WOTR, in collaboration with its partners, has helped regenerate over 2.22 million hectares of degraded landscapes/watersheds and created over 158 billion litres of potential water harvesting capacity. As it marks the beginning of its 30th year of operation, WOTR (Watershed Organisation Trust) is proud to commemorate nearly three decades of service to rural communities in India. Since its ...

Central Alberta is one of two pilot sites for a comprehensive emergency management project designed to strengthen regional partnerships, build local capacity, and enhance community resilience.

Depopulation in Japan means more abandoned land - and that means the bears in the Tohoku region are getting bolder.

Outbound travel is expected to slow during Chinese New Year as people spent their travel budget during the New Year holiday, with the market reviving in late March if airfares dip.

Hyan says she wants to return to Japan, and her ultimate goal is to wrestle for NJPW.

In the years following the 2011 megaquake and tsunami, seawalls have proliferated along northeastern Japan's Pacific coast. Some researchers are pushing for an alternative approach.

Here is the latest list of selected news summaries by Kyodo News.

At Wrestle Kingdom 17 this past Wednesday, Mercedes Moné, f.k.a. Sasha Banks, made her New Japan Pro-Wrestling debut by attacking KAIRI to set up their IWGP Women’s Championship match at Battle in the Valley on February 18th. 

WHOs programme on climate change and health1 was established more than 25 years ago and, for the past 15 years, has supported countries to address the health risks from climate change. The programme aims to advance climate-resilient health by focusing on three key areas of work: addressing the wide range of health impacts from climate change, strengthening the climate resilience and environmental sustainability of health systems and facilities, and promoting the health benefits of climate change...