Colombian farmers change cow diet to save the environment

How seaweed and plants can ensure cows pass less gas, which is harmful to the environment.

China's control of rare minerals has the power to disrupt the US economy

Speculators are wary of Chinese export restrictions on rare earth minerals. Here's why their near-control of the market poses a risk to the United States.

Stubborn battle for Tripoli and a divided Europe keep stalemate in Libya

While the leader of the UN-backed government, Fayez al Sarraj, has failed to rally support from the EU states, Europe’s divided stance on Khalifa Haftar's military operation hinders any attempt to stop the ongoing war in Libya.

Arab tribes to resume protests against US ally the SDF post-Ramadan

Experts argue that Washington is likely to end up hurting its own policies if it does not intervene and stop its allies in northern Syria from a resource grab.

Under attack: Why people are fleeing to northern Syria

A team of TRT World journalists visited several districts in the contested region and interviewed people affected by the brutal aerial assaults carried out by the regime and Russia.

Can Bahrain “deal of the century” meeting achieve anything tangible?

Experts do not think that the Bahrain “economic workshop” could produce anything good to address the Palestinian conflict except galvanising regional cooperation among Israel’s Arab allies.

Pakistani madrassas: an indispensable institution, a worry for the state

The religious seminaries educating more than four million students, often from poor backgrounds, have long been accused of links to extremism. But there is more to meet the eye.

‘They are now killing judges in the Philippines’

Legal community and human rights activists demand justice after murder of fifth judge under Duterte’s watch.

The US-China trade war has only losers, no winners

As the two countries continue their tit-for-tat strategy, they may go beyond the point of no return as Trump contends with his 2020 presidential campaign, while Xi Jinping maintains his unwavering public image.

Syrians head to Turkish-controlled Afrin to escape Assad's death chase

As the Assad regime and Russia close in on the last rebel-held province, violating Astana peace talks, survivors are once again on the road, dodging deadly attacks, and never allowed to reconcile with their trauma.

Afghanistan: under the shadow of family violence

Divorce rates are on the rise in Afghanistan, but there are still so many women and children forced to endure a life of violence to avoid the shame of a failed marriage.

Why did Sudanese military leaders suspend talks with the opposition?

Experts say the deadlock between protestors and the military rulers is a result of brinkmanship by both groups who want control of the country.