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New research shows how strongly ocean health is linked to human health, and how warming seas and pollution aren't just bad for the ocean but for people, too.

Santos is urging the government to speed carbon capture and storage investment as the energy company doubles down...

"Know Your Culture - Indonesia" is an event showcasing Indonesian heritage. It's coming to the Morton Mandan Public Library on Thursday, April 11th. ~ Gion joins us for another edition of Prairie Plates. Today he discusses what goes in to making a good burger. He'll also share some burger events from across the state as cooks vie for burger bragging rights. ~ In an excerpt from the Great American Folk Show, we spotlight the town of Hazen.

New data from the World Health Organization shows that many governments around the world did not meet public healthcare spending benchmarks amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

China emphasises importance of ASEAN ties Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

Hapoel Tel Aviv launched a team that combines fans and those on the autism spectrum in honor of World Autism Day, including a special training session with the team's captain.

The World Health Organization (WHO) announced Wednesday that the first fatal human case of rabies hit the small country of Timor-Leste

This year’s Venice Biennale calls for greater diversity and change, and one of its exhibiting artists is part of that push, putting unheard voices from her homeland (Timor-Leste) in the spotlight.

No one is threatening ex-congressman Arnie Teves' life, says President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

Out of zeal to protect children and the most vulnerable, Dominican Sr. Maria Valentina Rebollos Paragas has faced extraordinary hardships as a missionary in the Philippines, Australia and East Timor.