As public backlash to reimposed Covid-19 restrictions in Austria and the Netherlands intensify, so too has the spread of misinformation.
The citizens’ draft bill, put forward by an anti-abortion organisation, would see women jailed for 5 to 25 years for abortions.
A homeless crisis decades in the making leaves hundreds of French dying on the streets.
Successive governments handed out gas connections like sweet cakes. Now the people don’t have enough to cook their daily meals.
The North African country has an ambitious plan to supply 52 percent of its total power generation from renewable energy sources by 2030.
For Bangladesh's ruling party, the "more you hate Pakistan, the more you will love Bangladesh."
After last week’s tragedy in the English Channel, the EU border agency will be deployed to sight boats that attempt crossings, marking the first time it could be used to stop migration from the EU, rather than into the bloc.
US federal agencies paid $548 million to informants working for the FBI, DEA and ATF in recent years.
Family and self-fulfillment are increasingly driving younger people in developed nations to re-think what it means to work and why we should work.
Political scenarios vary from a US return to the deal with sanctions relief over Iran to using military force against Tehran.
As poverty and hunger grow in the country, the new government scrambles to meet its electricity debt obligations, facing the grim prospect of Afghanistan plunging into darkness.
Two Harvard graduates break the country's year-long electoral deadlock, but they have a long list of issues to solve.
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