The American Catholic activist founded Roots of Peace, a humanitarian organisation that turns landmine fields into ...

Dec 11 (Reuters) - More than 12 million people in Myanmar will face acute hunger next year as mounting violence forces more people to flee their homes, the United Nations World Food Programme said on ...

In Senegal, young individuals like Filly Mangassa are embracing agriculture due to urban unemployment and rising living costs. Government initiatives and the World Food Program offer support, ...

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Food sold at Asda, Tesco, Aldi, Sainsbury's and Morrisons always has this little 'e' symbol on it for an important reason. It’s a little letter printed on millions of food items sold in Tesco, Aldi, ...

The amendment was moved by Liberal Party MP Anthony Housefather after concerns were raised by Indo-Canadian community groups over use of such terminology People walk past the Peace Tower on Parliament ...

My grandparents were among the millions uprooted by the Partition of India. They left behind their ancestral home in Montgomery, now in Pakistan Punjab, and arrived in Delhi as refugees with little ...

China will take back the remaining two pandas hosted by Japan next month, effectively halting a program that has symbolized friendship between the two countries since diplomatic ties were ...

Thailand's government has recognized five cat breeds as national symbols. It says the designation celebrates the cats' place in Thai culture and will also help preserve their genetic heritage. The ...

The governing body for world chess has voted to allow Russian and Belarusian youth players to compete under their national symbols in line with recommendations from the International Olympic Committee ...

It’s time to uncork the prosecco and maybe order a plate of tagliatelle al ragù for the table. Italy has a very tasty reason to celebrate: Its national cuisine has become the first entire gastronomic ...

Ask a Singaporean what they love most about this island, and a resounding “food!” will likely be one of the more common answers you’ll get. It’s no secret that we’re a nation of foodies, but it can’t ...