WORLD

Indonesia builds new smart capital Nusantara on Borneo to escape Jakarta sinking. First residents are set to move by the end of 2024.

S. Africa to build playgrounds with bulletproof glass to protect kids from gang shootings. Desperate solution for a tragic problem.

The FDNY was ordered to make budget cuts of $74 million as part of New York City's attempt to help migrants, leading to Derek Floyd losing his job.

Chinese warships trail naval drills involving US, Philippine, and French fleets in the West Philippine Sea, heightening tensions in the region.

A Utah couple accidentally shipped their pet cat in an Amazon return package, trapping it without food or water for six days.

FINOMENA has pledged to continue its online workshops, reaching and empowering more than 250 women across the territories.

In a world where division seems to be the norm, a collaboration between the UK and Italy serves as a reminder of our collective power to make a positive impact.

Mai Watanabe used the money she scammed out of three men to make large payments at male host clubs in the Kabukicho district in Tokyo.

Haub and his mistress reportedly had links to Russia's FSB. Investigators say he plotted his fake death and had been business partners with Russian oligarchs.

Aspen Lamfers consumed a Wendy's meal in August 2022, with it revealed that the restaurant had failed two health inspections that summer.

EU sanctions target wealthy Russians, prompting controversy over their universal application.

Maxim Lyutyi did not allow his son to be fed with proper food and refused to let his partner, Oxana Mironova, breastfeed him.

Erin Ward, the disgraced female teacher in Nebraska caught having sex with a minor student, has been revealed as the wife of a Dept of Defence Deputy Director.

More than 200 Russian tourists holidayed in North Korea on an exclusive ski tour as the pariah state lifts its pandemic tourism ban

Trump's plan will see Kyiv hand over Crimea and the Donbas border region to Moscow.

While a woman's freedom depends on her "obedience" to her husband in Saudi Arabia, the nation will lead a top United Nations (UN) women's rights group.

While Personal Statement Laws tell women to obey their husbands "in a reasonable manner", 40 per cent of digital entrepreneurs in Saudi Arabia are women

The constant wearing of the Muslim prayer robes is a powerful testament to the resilience and unwavering faith of Palestinian women.

Utilizing its media machine, which is growing in popularity amongst Arab audiences, Russian media echoed government messaging with pizzazz and a twist of sensationalism.

Israeli AI tech identifies 37,000 Hamas targets, showcasing advancements in their military.

Current laws in Japan, which dictate that families should adopt one family name after marriage, could result in the whole population being named "Sato."

Revelations of Boris Johnson's recent visit to Caracas, seem to have revealed a gulf where a coherent UK Government policy towards Venezuela should exist.

Corruption is the enemy of successful governance. It jeopardises the reign of democracy and hinders the proper rule of law.

As women continue to prioritise their careers and finances, South Korea has seen its birth rate decrease to detrimentally low levels.

The Ongoing conflict in Gaza region is a multifaceted issue that has become an international issue that must be resolved.

Shamima Begum, who left the UK to join the ISIS, lost another appeal against the UK government's decision to strip her of her British citizenship.

An engineer reveals that while the collision is substantial, a continuous through truss bridge like the Key Bridge is most unlikely to collapse.

The eight-year-old walked through the Sahara Desert and endured some time in prison before finally crossing the Mediterranean Sea in a dinghy.

In 2018, Kate came up with the idea of donating her hair to charity during a haircut. The lock of hair was donated to a UK charity using a false name.