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November 21, 2025

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Fire disrupts COP30 climate talks as UN chief calls for deal

People evacuate after a fire alarm during the UN Climate Change Conference (COP30), in Belem, Brazil, November 20, 2025. — Reuters Evacuation of Fire Department forces in the area of ​​negotiations. UN climate talks miss Wednesday’s goal of a deal. The transition from fossil fuels at the center of the debate. Talks at the COP30 climate summit in Brazil were halted on Thursday after a fire broke out at the venue, prompting an evacuation, as negotiators tried to reach a deal to boost international efforts to tackle climate change. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres had appealed earlier in the day for

India hit hard as the closure of airspace in 6 countries disrupts flights amid Iran-Israel conflict

A volunteer driver passengers at their respective gates, as several airlines had flight delays following a significant technical dysfunction that influenced check-in for airlines at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Bombay, July 19, July 19. Iran’s airspace closes after Israeli strikes. Jordan issues notice to close its airspace. Flights from Vancouver, Chicago to Delhi reset to Jeddah. The India Air Force is facing significant losses as the closure of airspace in six countries, after Iran’s retaliation in Israeli attacks, disrupts key international flight routes. According to aviation sources, 30 Indian flights were diverted and many flights were canceled during

Funding of assistance disrupts children’s vaccinations almost as much as the pandemic, the UN says

The United Nations headquarters is depicted with a UN logo in Manhattan Municipality of New York, New York, USA, 1 March 2022. – Reuters Global aid cuts, led by the United States, have disrupted efforts to vaccinate children against deadly diseases as well as the Covid-19 pandemics, the United Nations said on Thursday. Homes of infectious diseases, including measles, meningitis and yellow fever, are increasing worldwide. Emergency vaccinations and ordinary vaccinations were significantly affected in almost half of countries in early April due to funding cuts, according to reports from the World Health Organization’s offices to 108 largely low and

February 8, 2025

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Humanitarian workers are struggling as US suspension disrupts life -saving efforts

In Ghana and Kenya, insecticides and mosquito nets are sitting in warehouses because US officials have not approved urgent campaigns against malaria. In Haiti, a group of HIV patients awaits us permission to distribute medicines that prevent mothers from giving their children illness. In Myanmar, where hunger and the US are the only biggest donor of help, a humanist worker described the situation as “chaos”. Nearly three weeks in the sweeping freezing of US President Donald Trump for foreign aid, salvation programs around the world remain closed, as humanitarian workers are struggling to secure US government exemptions aimed at keeping

January 2, 2025

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Ice and snow warnings in UK after major flooding disrupts travel

Listen to the article The UK is under a series of weather warnings as temperatures plunge after significant flooding, with an ice warning across much of the country. The Met Office has issued a yellow ice warning for the whole of Scotland, Northern Ireland and parts of Wales, extending to the Midlands, in effect until 10am. of Thursday. In addition, northern Scotland is under a snow and ice warning, with travel disruption expected due to rain turning to snow. The Met Office and National Rail urged travelers to plan ahead, advising drivers to expect difficult conditions, especially in areas under

January 15, 2024

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Dense fog disrupts flights, trains in Indian capital

Flights and trains were disrupted in India’s capital, New Delhi, for a second day in a row on Monday as dense fog and cold blanketed large swaths of the country’s north. More than 100 flights were delayed in Delhi on Sunday, but disrupted flights resumed on Monday morning, an airport official said on condition of anonymity. According to aviation website Flightradar24, at least 313 flights departing from Delhi were delayed and 82 flights were canceled on Monday. At least 18 Delhi-bound trains from various parts of the country were delayed due to dense fog, news agency ANI, in which Reuters

January 4, 2024

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David Warner dismissed for 34 before rain disrupts Sydney Test

The project is abandoned due to bad light and rain in the middle of the second session Australia’s David Warner walks after losing his wicket, caught by England’s Jonny Bairstow off the bowling of Chris Woakes, during the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval in London, July 31, 2023. —Reuters SYDNEY: In the penultimate overs of his final Test match, David Warner was shown the door for 34 runs on Thursday as Australia reached 116 for two on the rain-affected second day of the third Test against Pakistan in Sydney . The game was abandoned due to poor light and

December 26, 2023

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Dense fog disrupts flights and trains in New Delhi

NEW DELHI: Flights and rail services in India’s capital New Delhi were disrupted on Tuesday morning as a thick layer of fog enveloped the region, reducing visibility to just 50 meters (164 feet) in some areas. “Very dense fog” was seen in the city, where the temperature was just 9 degrees Celsius (48 degrees Fahrenheit), India’s meteorological department said, adding that “dense to very dense fog” was likely in the early hours of the day in some areas until Wednesday. The “dense smog” contains particulate matter and other pollutants, according to the meteorological department, which warned of the health effects

December 2, 2023

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Cold weather disrupts UK sporting events and travel plans

The UK Met Office has issued a new yellow warning for snow and ice, covering large areas in the Midlands, Yorkshire, north and central Wales. A pedestrian walks through a frost-covered Hyde Park in London during a cold snap in January 2022. — AFP The extreme weather has thrown an icy wrench into the plans of many across the UK, causing a number of cancellations and disruptions to sporting events and everyday life. The Met Office has issued a new yellow warning for snow and ice, covering large areas in the Midlands, Yorkshire, north and central Wales. The warning has

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