Fuel Price Hikes, Scarce Rice Add To Hardship In Myanmar
Fuel price hikes, scarce rice add to hardship in Myanmar
Dutch refugee council sues state over 'inhumane' asylum centres
Teenager Munasar Muhidin says he fled Somalia in 2020 after Islamist militants killed most of his family and that his brother died trying to get to Europe.
National Nonprofit Day 2022: 3 UK charities to donate to
Whether male, female, non-binary, old or young- everybody is encouraged to donate to their favourite local cause today.
War makes life even harder for Ukraine's visually impaired
Viktor Solovyanenko has gone out as little as possible since Russia invaded Ukraine because he fears stepping on unexploded munitions or sharp objects.
Man survives on deserted island on two lemons, seawater and charcoal
A Brazilian man managed to survive on a deserted island off the coast of Rio de Janeiro for five days by eating two lemons and a piece of charcoal.
Glorious Twelfth 2022: Everything we know about this controversial Royal Family tradition
The Glorious Twelfth is widely celebrated in the U.K. as a show of freedom and one's taste for adventure.
'Hitting rock bottom' - drought, heat drain Spanish reservoirs
A flock of sheep shelter from the midday sun under the gothic arches of a medieval bridge flooded in 1956 to create the Cijara reservoir in central Spain.
Explosion at Thornton Heath kills 4-year-old girl, injures 3 others
Authorities said it could take five to 10 days before the displaced residents could go home.
4 cat facts you should know on International Cat Day 2022
Today, we celebrate the half of a billion cats roaming among us. Here are 4 fun cat facts you should keep in mind while observing this holiday.
Climbing Mont Blanc a tall order as Europe swelters
A lack of snow during winter has left glaciers at high altitude exposed and riddled with cracks
Wildfires rage in France and Spain as heatwaves sear Europe
Wildfires raged in southwestern France and Spain on Saturday, forcing thousands of people to be evacuated from their homes as blistering summer temperatures put authorities on alert in parts of Europe.
Analysis: Bruised Investors Seek Shelter In U.S. Healthcare Stocks
Shares of U.S. healthcare companies are gaining favor as investors bank on their ability to weather rocky economic times and the stocks look more reasonably valued than other defensive sectors.
'Everywhere They Dig': Looters Hunt Albanian Antiques
'Everywhere they dig': looters hunt Albanian antiques
Potanin Seen As Major Obstacle To Russian $60bn Metal Merger
Russian businessman Vladimir Potanin is likely to be the biggest barrier to a potential $60 billion merger between Russia's largest metals producers Nornickel and Rusal, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.
Shooting Near Philadelphia Concert Wounds Two Police Officers
Two Philadelphia police officers were shot near the Benjamin Franklin Parkway late on Monday as thousands of people celebrated a Fourth of July concert and fireworks show with the crowd scattering in panic when shots were fired.
Analysis-Saudi Arabia Walks Oil Policy Tightrope Between Biden And Putin
Saudi Arabia's push for swifter oil production hikes by OPEC+, which were agreed in June, involved behind-the-scenes diplomacy to ensure Russia backed the move that followed U.S.
Heatwave causes largest ever bleaching of sea sponges in New Zealand
Millions of sea sponges in New Zealand's Fiordland region have been affected by extreme ocean temperatures.
Afghan Quake Relief Focus Shifts To Long Term
Afghan quake relief focus shifts to long term
Frustration And Hope: The African Migrants In Limbo In Rwanda
Frustration and hope: the African migrants in limbo in Rwanda
Afghan Quake Survivors Without Food And Shelter As Aid Trickles In
Afghan quake survivors without food and shelter as aid trickles in
UK couple keeps 29 people as slaves for years in dirty house
A UK couple kept as many as 42 people as their "slaves" at their three-bedroom home in Bristol and forced them to do nearly £1 million worth of work for free
In The Tunnels Of Azovstal, Traces Of Ukraine's Resistance
In the tunnels of Azovstal, traces of Ukraine's resistance
At least 30 dogs, cats found dead at animal rescue shelter head's house
The head of an animal rescue shelter, Caroline Dawn Pennington, was arrested after decomposing carcasses of at least 30 dogs and cats were found at her house.
Asian shares tumble as global growth fears mount
British inflation surged to its highest annual rate since 1982 as energy bills soared, while Canadian inflation rose to 6.8% last month, largely driven by rising food and shelter prices.
Missiles pound Ukraine's Odesa after Russia marks WW2 victory
Video footage from the scene showed fire and rescue workers combing through piles of rubble dousing still smoking wreckage.
EU energy ministers hold crisis talks after Russian gas cuts
EU countries have paid more than 45 billion euros ($47.43 billion) to Russia for gas and oil since it invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24.
Bezos responds to Musk's tweet on converting Twitter HQ into homeless shelter
Tesla CEO Elon Musk's suggestion of turning Twitter's headquarters into a homeless shelter received response from Amazon founder Jeff Bezos as well.
Musk dodges limits in Twitter board seat refusal: experts
He can continue to amass stock and push for change without having to play nice with Twitter board members
'Why not us?': Latinos stuck at Mexico border as Ukrainians enter US
Ukrainians have been granted special humanitarian permission to enter the United States.
Meghan Markle shares heartache over death of 'beloved friend'
The Duchess of Sussex paid tribute to Oli Juste who introduced her to the animal welfare organisation Mayhew.