The new EU Pact on Migration and Asylum is taking effect on June 12, after years of planning and deliberations. But will it deliver on promises to make things better for people seeking asylum and for ...
Across Venezuela, electricity and water outages are becoming the norm. With infrastructure crumbling and services failing, experts warn of a growing nationwide emergency that will affect health and th...
Iran's national team opened their World Cup with a 2–2 draw against New Zealand. Their base camp is in Tijuana, Mexico....
At 70, Tony Chu is part of a growing senior workforce in a city without much of a social safety net for seniors. ...
Cuba is mired in a deepening energy crisis, driven by a US oil blockade and government mismanagement. Ordinary Cubans are struggling more and more to get by. Power outages in Havana last more than 20 ...
The small country of Estonia is banking on foreign talent to grow its economy. An e-residency is helping. It grants founders from other countries access to the market, including potential across the E...
Interest in unmanned aerial systems and counter-drone technologies is surging across Europe, fuelled by their growing role in security policy and industry - clearly on display at the International Air...
Twelve months after Air India 171 crashed, killing 260 people, many questions remain. The investigation into the cause is continuing, while families say they are still waiting for answers, accountabil...
Belfast police have charged a Sudanese man with attempted murder over a knife attack that left one man seriously injured. The stabbing sparked violence by anti-immigrant protesters in Belfast and othe...
The World Cup is set to thrill fans and boost the economy. FIFA says the tournament could generate up to $80 billion. But can it deliver?...