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Can we put an end to deforestation? Brazil is already leading the way.

Oceans face dire threats from climate change. They also hold answers.

Attack on UN base in north Mali kills 3, injures 20

Palestinians set sights on recognition at UN. World backing key for newly independent state

`Old hand' on Iran-Iraq conflict takes over Geneva negotiations. Jan Eliasson, Sweden's UN ambassador, has carried on behind-scenes effort since 1980

For the birds: Can humans turn empathy into solutions?

Iraq gives no ground on key issues in talks set to begin Monday

Churchill's `jaw-jawing' is high on US agenda this week. Secretary Shultz criticizes `communist colonialism' in United Nations speech

Paris climate talks will go on, organizers say

Iran, Iraq said leaning toward proposal to break peace talks impasse. If Iran accepts freedom of navigation, Iraq would delay Shatt al Arab issue

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Can we put an end to deforestation? Brazil is already leading the way.

Oceans face dire threats from climate change. They also hold answers.

Attack on UN base in north Mali kills 3, injures 20

Palestinians set sights on recognition at UN. World backing key for newly independent state

`Old hand' on Iran-Iraq conflict takes over Geneva negotiations. Jan Eliasson, Sweden's UN ambassador, has carried on behind-scenes effort since 1980

For the birds: Can humans turn empathy into solutions?

Iraq gives no ground on key issues in talks set to begin Monday

Churchill's `jaw-jawing' is high on US agenda this week. Secretary Shultz criticizes `communist colonialism' in United Nations speech

Paris climate talks will go on, organizers say

Iran, Iraq said leaning toward proposal to break peace talks impasse. If Iran accepts freedom of navigation, Iraq would delay Shatt al Arab issue

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