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An image reading "Racism" is projected on a building wall in Medellin, Colombia on August 9, 2020

With Streets Silent, Latin American Activists Use Walls To Speak Out

With streets silent, Latin American activists use walls to speak out

Philippe Hansch, head of the World Centre for Peace, Liberty and Human Rights in the northeastern French town of Verdun, fetched the WWII-looted French painting from Berlin and put it on display to try to trace its rightful owner

Nazi-looted French Painting On Display In Search For Rightful Owner

Nazi-looted French painting on display in search for rightful owner

Scientists have successfully transplanted insulin-producing cells derived from stem cells into diabetic mice

Stem Cell Treatment Offers New Hope For Diabetics

Stem cell treatment offers new hope for diabetics

A protester has milk splashed in his eyes after being hit by tear gas during a Black Lives Matter protest in New York on May 29

Why Do 'Non-lethal' Weapons Maim And Kill Protesters?

Why do 'non-lethal' weapons maim and kill protesters?

A Lebanese protester carries a wounded demonstrators to safety at the headquarters of the Lebanese association of banks in downtown Beirut on August 8, 2020, following a demonstration against a political leadership they blame for a monster explosion that

'Murder Attempt': Lebanon Protest Wounds Add To Blast Woes

'Murder attempt': Lebanon protest wounds add to blast woes

Pablo Beltran, commander of Colombia's ELN rebels, gestures during an interview with AFP in Havana

ELN Accuses Supporters Of Colombian Ex-president Of Massacres

ELN accuses supporters of Colombian ex-president of massacres

Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhemi will meet US President Donald Trump on Thursday for the first time

Iraq PM To Meet Trump With US Troops On The Agenda

Iraq PM to meet Trump with US troops on the agenda

In Latin America, the quinceanera party is a hugely popular custom where some families spend a lot of time, effort and money on putting on a big celebration for their daughters' 15th birthday

Pandemic Scuppers Latin America Coming-of-age Quinceaneras

Pandemic scuppers Latin America coming-of-age quinceaneras

The Security Council (meeting room pictured in a United Nations handout photo released July 2020) enters uncharted territory, as the "snapback" mechanism has never been used before

What Is 'Snapback'? US' Iran Sanctions Move Explained

What is 'snapback'? US' Iran sanctions move explained

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in February 2020, says the Trump administration has raised concerns with Russia over Afghanistan

US To Trigger Controversial 'Snapback' Of Iran Sanctions At UN

US to trigger controversial 'snapback' of Iran sanctions at UN

Nancy Pelosi's suggestion that Democrats could lower their stimulus proposal provided some hope US lawmakers can thrash out a deal

Apple Hits $2 Tn Even As US Stocks Retreat From Records

Apple hits $2 tn even as US stocks retreat from records

The Mali soldiers leading the coup insist that peace is their priority and have promised to stage elections within a "reasonable" timeframe

Mali Coup Leaves Ex-colonial Power France In A Bind

Mali coup leaves ex-colonial power France in a bind

Thousands rallied in central Minsk waving the red-and-white flags of the opposition and calling on Lukashenko to step down

EU Rejects Belarus Vote Result As Lukashenko Orders Clampdown

EU rejects Belarus vote result as Lukashenko orders clampdown

A team at the University of Southern California has built an 88-milligram "RoBeetle" that runs on methanol and uses an artificial muscle system to crawl, climb, and carry loads on its back for up to two hours

Beyond Batteries: Scientists Build Methanol-powered Beetle Bot

Beyond batteries: Scientists build methanol-powered beetle bot

Security experts say ISWAP, a splinter group of Boko Haram, is extending its grip and influence around Lake Chad

Jihadists Take Hundreds Hostage In Northeast Nigeria Town

Jihadists take hundreds hostage in northeast Nigeria town

Turkey's Oruc Reis research vessels and its accompanying fleet of five warships in a disputed part of the Mediterranean

Turkey Won't Yield To 'Pirates' In Eastern Med: Erdogan

Turkey won't yield to 'pirates' in eastern Med: Erdogan

At a press conference with German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas (R), his Saudi counterpart Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al-Saud renewed criticism of Israeli policy on the Palestinians

Saudi Arabia Reaffirms No Israel Deal Without Palestinian Peace

Saudi Arabia reaffirms no Israel deal without Palestinian peace

UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet, left, at a Geneva wreath-laying ceremony marking World Humanitarian Day

UN Hails Aid Workers After Record Attacks

UN hails aid workers after record attacks

Widespread opposition protests in Belarus are a new kind of dilemma for neighbouring Russia

Putin's Unexpected Dilemma: What To Do In Belarus?

Putin's unexpected dilemma: What to do in Belarus?

The suspect is accused of pushing the eight-year-old boy and his mother onto the tracks in an apparently random attack at Frankfurt's main station last year

Eritrean Apologises In German Court For Throwing Boy Under Train

Eritrean apologises in German court for throwing boy under train

The mangled black Opel Astra on Berlin's Autobahn 100 after its driver caused three accidents

Suspected Islamist Attacker Causes Berlin Motorway Crashes

Suspected Islamist attacker causes Berlin motorway crashes

The Pope has in recent months tried to use all his moral force to demand a new post-pandemic society, more respectful of the poor and the environment

Pope Calls For Social Justice And Vaccines For All

Pope calls for social justice and vaccines for all

A Lebanese man watches the final verdict session of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL) on former premier Rafic Hariri's assassination in 2005 at a coffee shop in the northern port city of Tripoli

'That's It?' Drained Lebanese Shrug Off Hariri Verdict

'That's it?' Drained Lebanese shrug off Hariri verdict

France issued a new mask warning off the back of a recent rise in cases believed driven by young people

Vaccine Should Be Mandatory, Says Australia PM As Race Heats Up

Almost 30 potential vaccines are currently being tested on humans across the globe.

Bamboo rat farmers in central China have been hit hard by Beijing's national ban on the wildlife trade following the pandemic outbreak

China's Rat, Cobra Farmers Feel Coronavirus Pain

China's rat, cobra farmers feel coronavirus pain

Former first lady Michelle Obama said "Donald Trump is the wrong president for our country"

Democrat Biden Nominated To Take On Trump And 'Make A Nation Whole'

Democrat Biden nominated to take on Trump and 'make a nation whole'

The threat to its business model puts pressure on Uber to move faster toward its vision of dispatching self-driving cars to provide rides on demand

Uber-Lyft To Stop California Services Absent Reprieve

Uber-Lyft to stop California services absent reprieve

Map of Mali locating Bamako and the Kati camp

Mali Coup Leaders Pledge New Elections After Detaining President

Mali coup leaders pledge new elections after detaining president

Earth's oceans contain an estimated 150 million tonnes of plastic, often in the form of microplastic particles

Atlantic Plastic Levels Far Higher Than Thought: Study

Atlantic plastic levels far higher than thought: study

Hristo Ivanov was a minister in a previous Borisov government before starting his own anti-corruption party

Varied Faces Of Bulgaria's Anti-corruption Protests

Varied faces of Bulgaria's anti-corruption protests

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