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Governments are testing whether a mix of perks, incentives and ideology might reverse shrinking population trends. Here's what they've learned.

Mark Carney, once a U.N. special envoy on climate action and finance, is now winning praise from industry but alienating former environmental allies.

Protests and attacks have marked a backlash at resettlement centers in Ireland and have spread to neighborhoods where even longtime immigrants feel unsafe.

The Russian president has little incentive to compromise in the ongoing peace talks because everyone around him keeps reassuring him that Russia is winning.

Charles encouraged all Britons to undergo cancer screening, crediting early detection with "enabling me to continue leading a full and active life."

The U.S. imposed sanctions on Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes four months ago, calling former president Jair Bolsonaro's prosecution a "witch hunt."

Heavy rains inundated the Gaza coastline, flooding tents, collapsing buildings and killing more than a dozen people, including an infant.

Adm. Frank Bradley's legal adviser has emerged as a key figure as members of Congress assess whether the killing of two men violated the law of armed conflict.

Machado's journey to Norway this week involved secret travel through Venezuela, hours on a fishing boat in rough seas and a flight from Curaçao to Oslo.

FBI Director Kash Patel and his deputy, Dan Bongino, have met with Ukraine's top delegate amid a U.S. pressure campaign on Kyiv to trade land for peace.