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Global Development News
21 Apr 2018
Steady recovery for copper ahead of Chile summit
But further price rises are set to be limited by US rates and strong dollar
383 Days 3 Hours 23 Mins 39 Seconds agoAfricans fear the racism on India’s streets
Violent mob attack highlights harassment faced by many on a daily basis
383 Days 23 Hours 7 Mins 27 Seconds agoAfricans fear the racism festering on India’s streets
Violent mob attack highlights harassment faced by many on a daily basis
383 Days 23 Hours 7 Mins 27 Seconds agoWhy the historic Himalayan city of Shimla is king of the hills
Although tourism and development threaten the Indian city, it remains a captivating off-season destination
385 Days 17 Hours 49 Mins 29 Seconds agoIsrael OKs first new settlement in 20 years
Israel's Security Cabinet on Thursday unanimously approved the construction of a new settlement in the West Bank, according to a message from the Prime Minister's office, marking the state's first new settlement in Palestinian territory in more than 20 years.
Injured in Mosul, ISIS offered to kill this four-year-old girl
When an airstrike hit a west Mosul neighborhood on March 17, four-and-a-half-year-old Hawra' was inside one of the houses leveled.
Trump's global envoy faces tough Turkey visit
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's fledgling diplomatic skills will be put to the test as he travels to Turkey to discuss the fight against ISIS and then Belgium for a meeting of NATO foreign ministers this week.
Walk through devastation of West Mosul
CNN's Arwa Damon shows the dangers and challenges that face civilians in the wake of the battle against ISIS for West Mosul
20 killed in Muslim shrine stabbing
A shrine custodian stabbed and clobbered devotees with clubs early Sunday, killing 20 people and injuring three others in southwestern Pakistan, authorities said.
Trump: US will act unilaterally on N Korea if China won't help
President Donald Trump has declared he would be willing to go it alone to restrain North Korea's nuclear weapons program should China fail to change the situation, saying if Beijing won't help solve it, then "we will" alone.
Melbourne's ultimate dinner guide
Every foodie worth their amethyst bamboo salt knows that the World's 50 Best Restaurants awards ceremony is taking place in Melbourne, Australia, on April 5, 2017.
How golf diplomacy won't work with China's Xi
It's the US President's preferred weekend pastime and one he's used to strike up a rapport with other world leaders.
Forbidden book smuggled out of N. Korea
They say fact is stranger than fiction. One book smuggled out of North Korea encapsulates both.
Inglorious Empire by Shashi Tharoor — the rapacious Raj
A combative history of the British in India swats aside notions of benevolent imperial rule
399 Days 16 Hours 4 Mins 36 Seconds agoSaudis face backlash over $10bn Maldives plan
Activists say deal will force islanders from homes and damage the environment
399 Days 23 Hours 19 Mins 24 Seconds agoThe augmented reality of Blippar chief’s story
AR app’s co-founder did not study at LSE nor float his first company, records show
400 Days 8 Hours 17 Mins 21 Seconds agoHIV/Aids drugs face threat of disruption
Just four companies supply the bulk of antiretroviral medication to poorer countries
400 Days 12 Hours 27 Mins 29 Seconds agoStayzilla founder arrest shocks India tech leaders
Detention of Yogendra Vasupal comes as start-ups face tougher funding conditions
400 Days 18 Hours 28 Mins 11 Seconds agoMany were asleep when torrent hit, killing more than 250
Deady mudslides in Colombia
Heavy rains cause rivers to overflow and lead to deadly mudslides in southwest Colombia.
People had to run for their lives
Colombian authorities say mudslides killed more than 200 people after heavy rains caused rivers to overflow. CNN's Rafael Romo has more.
Mudslide kills more than 100 in Colombia
A mudslide killed at least 93 people and injured many others late Friday night in Colombia's Putumayo province, according to office of President Juan Manuel Santos.