Some soldiers have returned from Iraq and Afghanistan with an untreatable lung disease that interferes with their ability to do physical exercise, possibly caused by inhaling toxic material, doctors report.
Men who pay for sex are more likely than men who do not pay for sex to commit a variety of offenses including violent crimes against women, according to research conducted in the Boston area.
At least 5,000 inhabitants in a southern Chilean region have been isolated after parts of the area were cut off by the heaviest snowfalls in 16 years, authorities said Tuesday.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki- moon voiced "deep concern" on Wednesday over the escalating violence in Syria, calling on the authorities "to stop repression immediately."
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki- moon voiced "deep concern" on Wednesday over the escalating violence in Syria, calling on the authorities "to stop repression immediately."
France suggested that a possible way out of Libya's civil war would be to allow Gadhafi to stay in the country if he relinquishes power.
The United Nations said two regions of southern Somalia had been hit by the worst famine in the area for 20 years.
Western nations clashed with Russia and developing countries on Wednesday over whether climate change was a security matter meriting the attention of the Security Council.
China will offer more interest-free loans and non-reimbursable assistance to Cameroon, as well as batches of medical equipment and supplies, according to agreements signed on Wednesday in Beijing.
Russian Foreign Minister and his Libyan counterpart met in Moscow Wednesday to discuss a political solution to the crisis.
A senior Iranian lawmaker said that Iranian military forces have shot down a US drone near Fordo nuclear enrichment site in central Iran, the semi-official Fars news agency reported on Wednesday.
The United Nations is set to declare famine in parts of southern Somalia, aid officials said on Tuesday.