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1,200 New Zealand skiers trapped
More than 1,000 skiers, including 300 children, have slept on the top of Mount Hutt in a cafeteria after
Latest Chinese mudslides trap 500, kill five
Mudslides after heavy rain have killed five people and trapped more than 500 in the south-western Chinese province of
Wildfires rage in Portugal
Over Fifty fires are reportedly burning in parts of the country. Portuguese firefighters are continuing to battle dozens of forest
Earthquake shakes Turkey
An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 4.8 has struck a town in western Turkey but there are no
Greenpeace expected massive break-off from Greenland glacier
Environmental watchdog Greenpeace said Thursday it was expecting the disintegration of the Petermann glacier in north-western Greenland, from which
France fails to curb CO2
France's carbon dioxide emissions have remained constant over the last two decades despite efforts to curb the potent greenhouse
Bread prices soar in Russia
The price of Russian bread is rising sharply in Moscow as repercussions from the country's months-long record drought start
Pakistan floods destroy crops and could cost billions
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – Flood recovery costs for Pakistan's vital agriculture sector and farmers could be in the billions of
6.9 quake shakes Ecuador
A 6.9 magnitude quake has struck Ecuador in a region south-east of Quito, the US Geological Survey said. No tsunami
Plague of jellyfish hit Spanish beaches
MADRID -- Spain says a vast flotilla of jellyfish has stung hundreds of swimmers on Mediterranean beaches in recent