Germany must update its climate law by the end of next year to set out how it will bring carbon emissions down nearly to zero by 2050, its top court ruled on Thursday, siding with a young woman who argued rising sea levels would engulf her family farm.

Germany must tighten climate law to protect young people's future, court rules

For thousands of years, horses and donkeys have been some of our species' most important partners. A new study published Thursday shows that donkeys are also friends to desert animals and plants, by digging deep wells that provide a vital source of water, especially at the height of summer.

Feral desert donkeys are digging wells, giving water to parched wildlife

Iran's foreign minister met the Yemeni rebel spokesman in Oman on Wednesday, reiterating Tehran's support for a ceasefire and a return to talks to end the country's long conflict.

Iran's Zarif backs Yemen ceasefire in talks with rebel leader

The United States on Tuesday ordered government employees out of its embassy in the Afghan capital of Kabul if their work can be done elsewhere, citing increasing violence in the city.

State Department orders some US government employees out of Kabul

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has said he will not withdraw navy and coast guard boats patrolling the disputed South China Sea, insisting the country's sovereignty over the waters is not negotiable.

'Sovereignty not negotiable': Philippines' Duterte refuses to stop South China Sea patrols

The uncontrolled spread of the coronavirus through all Americas accounted for a major part of global deaths last week, with one in four COVID-19 deaths in the world taking place here, says Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Director Carissa Etienne.

25% global COVID-19 deaths last week were in Americas, says Pan American Health Organization

The United States said on Wednesday it was sending more than $100 million in supplies to Covid-ravaged India, including nearly one million instant tests on a first flight.

US sending more than $100 million in COVID-19 supplies to India: White House

China has released a landscape survey of a group of islands administered by Japan to reinforce its territorial claims in the East China Sea region amid tensions with Tokyo.

As tensions rise with Japan, China reasserts Diaoyus claim with island survey

Police officers in Alameda, California, pinned a young man down for several minutes before he became unresponsive during an arrest last week, according to body camera footage the city released after his death After Mario Gonzalez, 26, became unresponsive, officers used chest compression to try to revive him, according to footage of the April 19 incident, which was released late on Tuesday.

Family says California man died in ‘same manner’ as George Floyd

Boasting azure waters and white sands, a Turkish lake that NASA thinks hides secrets about Mars threatens to become too popular for its own good. Lake Salda gained international renown when US scientists began poking around in preparation for the Perseverance rover mission, which has been beaming back videos from the Red Planet since February.

Turkish lake with likely clues to Mars gains unwanted fame

China on Thursday launched the first module of its new space station, state television showed, a milestone in Beijing's ambitious plan to place a permanent human presence in space.

China launches first module for new space station

India is facing the brunt of oxygen shortage with serpentine lines seen outside oxygen manufacturing units as the second wave of COVID-19 has completely overwhelmed health infrastructure of the country.

Medical oxygen: Why is it vital and does India produce enough?

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