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Muslim workers in Greece protest mistreatment ahead of the 2004 Olympics in August.
Over a million Russians have fled to Georgia since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, seeking safety from Putin's anti-LGBTQI+ laws.
Jana Saleh volunteers in Beirut days after the explosion, aiding recovery efforts in her city.
In Lebanon, a banking crisis has left over a million people locked out of their accounts, prompting some to resort to raiding banks for their savings.
Beitar Jerusalem's signing of Chechen Muslim players sparks outrage among fans in Israel.
Belarusian authorities have labeled the European Humanities University in Lithuania as an extremist organization, endangering students and their families amid a broader crackdown.
Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko appears to resist Kremlin pressure to deepen military involvement in Ukraine, as drone systems reportedly go offline.
A Sudanese man has been arrested for attempted murder following a knife attack in Belfast that left a victim in serious condition.
The Borealis plant in Antwerp reveals Belgium's largest human trafficking case involving 174 workers.
Retired General Ben Hodges critiques U.S. leadership and expresses concerns about America's credibility and alliances amid rising tensions with Iran in an interview with Deutsche Welle's Ines Pohl.
A federal jury in Washington, D.C., found a conspiracy to commit sedition among several American citizens related to the January 6th Capitol insurrection, excluding Donald Trump.
BeReal, an app positioned as the "anti-social media," has surged to become the most downloaded application in the United States amid growing concerns over traditional social media's impact.
A manhunt is underway in Berlin following a van attack during the city's Pride parade, which left one dead and 16 injured, prompting a statement from Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
Berlin's Christopher Street Day Pride celebrations faced a deadly attack, prompting Chancellor Friedrich Merz to address security concerns and potential political consequences.
Abdul B., a German-born citizen with a history of extremism, was deemed unfit for deradicalization before allegedly attacking Berlin's Pride parade, resulting in one death and 29 injuries.
Berlin police are conducting a manhunt for a 21-year-old suspect following a van attack on the Christopher Street Day Pride parade, which German Chancellor Friedrich Merz condemned as an "attack on our society."
In the Baltic States, Russian-speaking populations navigate complex issues of identity and loyalty amid the contrasting influences of NATO and Russia.
More than 13,000 lives were lost during Nepal's civil war, which began in February 1996 and involved a violent struggle between the monarchy and Maoist rebels.
North Korea abducts hundreds of South Koreans to brainwash them as spies.
Ebola's escalating outbreak in eastern DR Congo, with over 900 cases and no approved vaccine, highlights the risks posed by conflict and mistrust, warns WHO and expert Annie Sparrow.
India's Cockroach Janta Party emerged as a viral satirical movement in response to Chief Justice N.V. Ramana's derogatory remarks about unemployed youth, highlighting Gen Z's frustrations with unemployment and free expression.
Nallely Arenas, cofounder of Cancha Violeta, creates a safe space for girls in Mexico City to combat gender violence through football training.
100,000 people have fled Bhutan due to a campaign of ethnic persecution, with many now living in refugee camps in eastern Nepal.
Over the past hundred years, the number of black-owned farms in America has dropped more than 95 percent due to systemic inequalities in farm loans.
Biden's first trip abroad features talks with Putin on Russia and China amid an exhausting schedule.
Biden promises no cuts to Medicare and Social Security if elected president.
China's extensive surveillance state employs advanced technology and social media monitoring to maintain control over its population and suppress dissent.
Big Swol, a formidable figure in the world of bounty hunting, showcases his skills in capturing fugitives across various challenging environments.
85% of customers at Steinberg Inc. are French-speaking, prompting the company to adopt a policy of functional bilingualism for effective communication.
Bill Clinton reflects on his relationship with John McCain, highlighting their collaboration on U.S.-Vietnam relations and bipartisan efforts on climate change.
Mo Ibrahim discusses Rwanda, DRC, and African governance, highlighting gender issues and Sudan.
Donald Trump's $1.8 billion anti-weaponisation fund has been abandoned following bipartisan opposition from Democrats and some Republicans, marking a significant political shift.
Black albinos in South Africa face discrimination and health issues in a post-apartheid society.
Over 80% of Limpopo's agricultural land is claimed by white farmers, complicating efforts by Black communities to reclaim their ancestral land.
Students at Liberty University demand Jerry Falwell Jr.'s resignation over racist tweets.
Four hundred million dollars could be redirected from the NYPD to support community needs, according to Black Lives Matter Greater New York's proposals for reform.
Albinos in South Africa face rejection and danger due to harmful myths and discrimination.
A 14-year-old named Jalea created the viral dance challenge "Renegade," but her work received little recognition when others copied it on TikTok.
Residents adapt to Lake Enriquillo's rising waters and the black-market charcoal trade.
Tawanda Jones recounts her brother Tyrone's death amid ongoing civil rights struggles.
Wildfires in Greece, Italy, and Turkey have resulted in multiple firefighter fatalities, while Spain and France remain at high risk, according to EU officials.
304 pounds every four weeks from PIP is the only income for a person struggling with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and facing daily challenges.
Over 600 pro-reform protesters were arrested in Egypt within two months, as bloggers mobilize against government oppression.
Cobalt from The Democratic Republic of Congo raises ethical concerns for renewable technologies.
Buba Aguiar helps Acari's residents as Bolsonaro resists lockdown during the coronavirus crisis.
Residents of Sloviansk face ongoing shelling and shortages despite Ukrainian President Poroshenko's ceasefire call.
Myanmar has long been a major source of the world's heroin, now also producing new drugs that reach as far as Australia through China.
More than 70 years after World War II, the border between France and Italy has become a site of tension for migrants seeking safety in Europe.
