Countless young children are dying in Afghanistan as freezing temperatures and extreme poverty grip the country. CNN's Anna Coren reports on the worsening crisis.

After nearly two decades of talks, nearly 200 countries have agreed to a treaty aimed at protecting the world's oceans. Anna-Maria Hubert, an expert in international environmental law, breaks down the significance of the U.N. High Seas Treaty.

Rosemary Church interviews UNICEF's Joe English live from Syria on the dire situation on the ground in that country one month after that devastating 7.8 earthquake.

While competing at the 2022 African Archery Championships in Pretoria, two-time Paralympian Shaun Anderson shares his personal journey and hopes for the sport.

Daniel Dale fact checks Trump's speech which includes false claims on foreign affairs, crime, elections, joe biden's presidency, and his own.

As the Kremlin continues its crackdown on dissent, CNN's Matthew Chance explores the high price paid by some of Russian President Vladimir Putin's most prominent opponents.

Nearly 200 countries have agreed to a legally-binding "high seas treaty" to protect marine life in international waters, which cover around half of the planet's surface, but have long been essentially lawless.

Worried and angry parents are turning out in droves in Tehran and other cities in Iran, challenging the regime and demanding answers after a wave of suspected poison attacks on hundreds of schoolgirls across the country. Some are calling these "targeted and deliberate" attempts to keep girls from getting an education. CNN's Nima Elbagir joins CNN This Morning with more.

Kim Brunhuber interviews Ukrainian mom who fled Dnipro with her 2 kids, and her American sponsor

For the first time in eight months, the Russians are on the cusp of taking a Ukrainian city, albeit a small one already abandoned by more than 90% of its prewar population. Ret. US Army Major Mike Lyons explains what's at stake for both sides.