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Last updated on Saturday, Nov. 28, 2009 1:38PM EST C ommonwealth nations representing a third of the world's population pledged on Saturday to support negotiation of an “operationally binding“ UN climate deal in Copenhagen next month, the group's leaders said....

In this photo, a baby alligator is resting inside its habitat at an aquarium in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Come on inside and vew the rest of these beautiful creatures in a much bigger version. I hope you enjoy the photos....

The victim was a 70-year-old man from Pakistan, the health ministry said in a statement on the official news agency. Saudi Arabia reported four pilgrim deaths from the H1N1 flu virus in the days leading up to the start of...

Four of the world’s major developing countries on Saturday agreed on a substantive draft declaration listing their “non-negotiable” demands ahead of next month’s climate summit in Copenhagen. The 10-page draft, which has been signed by China, India, Brazil and South...

The Commonwealth covers so many countries, some of the most vulnerable small island states which really suffer from climate change. I must say I was encouraged by the engagement from all leaders attending the meeting and looking forward to the...

Trinidad— Countries backing Afghanistan's government are going to demand that it meet specific security benchmarks, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Saturday, outlining a plan to let foreign troops gradually hand control to local forces. Afghan President Hamid Karzai and...

Commonwealth countries and a handful of high-profile outsiders are trying to rekindle hope and build momentum for a climate change deal at the upcoming United Nations conference in Copenhagen. "Were there not to be a decision taken in Copenhagen this...

For the first time in more than a decade, the United States government pledges to reduce its greenhouse gasses emissions Washington – President Barack Obama is set to announce next month during the climate meetings in Copenhagen that the U.S....

04 p.m. (0604 GMT) was centered 261 kilometers south of the town of Raba on the island of Sumbawa, the United States Geological Survey said. No serious injuries were immediately reported. "The quake was shaking everything for a few seconds,"...

Kalimantan rain forest lost their natural jungle, more companies damages local rain forest The rain forest of Kalimantan today was losing their natural jungle, because hundreds of hectare and more was lost when hundreds of peoples still did an illegal...