World News Desk

• 17 Percent of Food Production Globally Wasted, UN Report Estimates

• North Korea May Be Trying to Extract Plutonium, Photos Show

• U.S. Is ‘Gravely Concerned’ by Reports of Abuses in Ethiopia

• Thousands Flee Rebel Violence in Central African Republic

• Israeli PM Netanyahu Accuses Iran of Attacking Cargo Ship

• ‘How Many Dead Bodies?’ Asked Myanmar Protester Killed on Bloodiest Day

• Trash Fills Bosnia River Faster than Workers Can Pull It Out

• Research: Eating Refined Grains Increases Risk of Heart Attack, Early Death

• Gunmen Abduct 317 Schoolgirls in Increasingly Lawless Northwest Nigeria

• Why Mt. Etna’s Latest Eruptions Awe Even Those Who Study Volcanoes

• U.S. Bombs Iran-backed Militia in Syria, Retaliation for Rocket Attack

• Iran Supreme Leader: Will Enrich Uranium to 60 Percent Purity if Needed

• Violence Against Civilians Surges in Afghanistan After Peace Talks: U.N. Report

• At Least 160 Confederate Symbols Were Taken Down in 2020

• Concern Over Rich-Poor Divide Increases During Pandemic

• Italian Ambassador Killed in Attack on Congo Convoy

• Myanmar Protests Swell After Junta Raises Specter of Force

• Texas Freeze Led to Release of Tons of Air Pollutants as Refineries Shut

• Analysis: Europe Braces for Pandemic Reality to Hit Banks

• Ten Years After Uprising, Some Bahrainis Still Counting the Cost