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Far-Right ‘Terror’ Group on Trial in Germany Over Attack Plot
A Neo-Nazi terrorist cell accused of plotting a violent uprising in Germany went to trial on Monday amid reports the...
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UN, Local Officials Urge Migrant Transfers After Deadly Fire in Greek Camp
The UN and the mayor of Lesbos on Monday called for the transfer of migrants from an overcrowded Greek refugee...
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Austria Far-Right Under Pressure After Fresh Fraud Allegations
Staunchly anti-immigrant, the FPOe has seen a surge in popularity in recent years as its leaders have increasingly drawn on...
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Thousands Scramble to Flee Unrest in Indonesia’s Papua
The incidents come against a backdrop of a long history of reported rights abuses in the region.
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Is Climate Change Driving Pirate Attacks in Indonesia?
New research shows a correlation between poor local fishing conditions - caused in part by climate change - and increases...
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Saudi Prince Says Khashoggi Murder ‘Happened Under My Watch’: US TV
Saudi Arabia's crown prince appeared to acknowledge that the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi happened under his watch, but denied...
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Outrage at Johnson’s Rhetoric in Brexit Impasse
Prime minister faced unanimous criticism in response to his rhetoric in parliament regarding the Supreme Court ruling which called the...
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Yemen ‘Peace Initiative’ Still Stands Despite Air Strikes: Rebels
Yemen's Houthi rebels said Wednesday their offer to halt all attacks on Saudi Arabia still stands despite new air strikes...
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Humanity Must Rescue Oceans to Rescue Itself, UN Warns
Passages in the final draft were scrubbed, including one estimate that humanity's "carbon budget" for a 1.5 C world could...
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Where and Why Do Modern Pirate Attacks Happen?
When you hear about pirates, the first thing that probably comes to mind is images of an era long past,...
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Greta Thunberg Berates Leaders as UN Climate Summit Falls Short
An emotional Greta Thunberg tore into world leaders at a U.N. climate summit Monday, accusing them of betraying her generation...
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Blow for UK PM as Court Strikes Down Parliament Suspension
Britain's Supreme Court ruled that PM Boris Johnson acted unlawfully in suspending parliament in the run-up to Brexit, sparking calls...
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Hundreds of Moroccan Women Say They are Sex, Abortion ‘Outlaws’
Last year, Morocco tried thousands of people for sex out of wedlock, 170 people for being gay, and 73 for...
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Iraq to Join China’s Belt and Road Project
Beijing is Baghdad's biggest trade partner, while Iraq is China's second biggest oil supplier.
Read moreAt Least 20 Killed, Dozens Injured in Papua Unrest: Indonesian Military
At least 20 people were killed and dozens more injured as fresh unrest erupted in Indonesia's restive Papua region Monday,...
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1,500 Flee Homes in South Africa Amid Xenophobic Violence: UN
At least 1,500 foreign nationals have been forced to flee their homes in South Africa amid a surge in deadly...
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EU Court Rejects Venezuela Bid to Cancel Sanctions
In addition to the measures enacted by the E.U., the United States has escalated sanctions against Venezuela under the Trump...
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Million Schoolchildren Strike in Largest Ever Global Climate Protest
In what is expected to be the biggest protest ever against the threat posed to the planet by climate change,...
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In Breakthrough, Arab Israelis Turn Out to Vote ‘in Droves’
"The day of the elections is the only day when my voice has the same value as a Jewish Israeli,"...
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Migrant Workers Still Exploited in World Cup Host Qatar: Amnesty
"Migrant workers often go to Qatar in the hope of giving their families a better life; instead many people return...
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