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Workers in the video games industry have formed a union for the first time in the UK.     •     Vahid Sayadi Nasiri died in an Iranian prison after a 60-day hunger strike. He had been given an 8-year sentence for a Facebook post criticizing Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.     •     Turkey won't 'give up' on Khashoggi murder probe: minister     •     J&J shares sink 10% after Reuters report on asbestos in Johnson & Johnson baby powder     •     US Navy contractors successfully hacked by China 'more than a handful of times'     •     Russia wants to sit down with Pentagon officials for “open and specific” talks on alleged violations of Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces treaty. U.S. claims Russia is violating treaty, and issued ultimatum that Moscow come into compliance with accord in 60 days.     •     Most Canadian employees are ready to quit their jobs, survey finds - Low unemployment rate means employers must step up their game to keep staff happy     •     'Do we want to survive or not?': Canadian Green Party leader Elizabeth May says climate change talks too focused on bureaucracy     •     Nearly 200 nations agree rules on implementing 2015 Paris agreement at UN climate conference after marathon talks     •     Jair Bolsonaro will lift environmental restrictions to allow logging and other economic ventures in Amazon, posing serious threat for Latin America’s colossal rainforest and indigenous communities living in it...uploaded video criticizing "strict" regulations obstructing development in Brazil.     •     Mention of 'fossil fuels' cut from videos at UN climate talks | In one email the UN asked for a shot containing the words "dirty energy" to be removed. It also asked that the phrase "prohibit participation of fossil fuel corporations" be cut     •     Cambodia seized more than 3.2 tonnes of elephant tusks hidden in a storage container sent from Mozambique, a customs official said Sunday, marking the country's largest ivory bust. The discovery Thursday of 1,026 tusks at the Phnom Penh Autonomous Port followed a tip from the US embassy.     •     Cambodia seizes record three-tonne haul of African ivory     •     Detention of 100 Christians raises concerns about religious crackdown in China     •     Japanese medical school admits rigging entrance exams in favor of men because 'women mentally mature faster'     •     Foxconn, the world’s biggest electronics contract manufacturer and a key Apple supplier, said on Saturday it was looking into reports that hundreds of its temporary workers took to the streets last week demanding unpaid wages from recruitment agencies.     •     Stethoscopes loaded with bacteria, including staph, study finds     •     U.S.-led coalition destroys Syrian mosque used as ISIS command center     •     Police deploy water cannons on yellow vest protesters as French riots extend into 5th weekend     •     GPS bike-share program in China credited with reducing gridlock and smog - Chinese cities have been awash with 23 million GPS-equipped bicycles     •     Megalodon may have been driven to extinction by supernova explosion 2.6 million years ago. Scientists linked celestial event to mass extinction of marine megafauna by looking at spike in radiation that would have caused major health problems for large sea creatures, including cancers and mutations.     •     A Brazilian faith healer accused of sexually abusing more than 300 women is now considered to be a fugitive. Joao Teixeira de Faria - known as "John of God", failed to comply with a court order giving him until 14:00 (1600GMT) on Saturday to turn himself in.     •     Apple faces lawsuit claiming it hid the iPhone XS notch and lied about screen size     •     Nations at UN climate talks back universal emissions rules: After two weeks of bruising negotiations, officials from almost 200 countries agreed Saturday on universal, transparent rules that will govern efforts to cut emissions and curb global warming.     •     Iran blasts Saudi Arabia and the United States for 'dangerous escalations' in the Middle East     •     
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