Nearly 20 percent of Afghan women journalists have quit or lost their jobs in the past six months, a media watchdog group said Monday, as a wave of murders targeting the press has intensified in the war-torn country
Australia cuts Myanmar military ties amid ‘rising death toll’
Samuel Paty: French schoolgirl admits lying about murdered teacher
Gurdeep Singh makes history by becoming first Sikh to win elections in Pakistan Senate
Yemen faces famine as deadly as Ethiopia's in 1980s that left 1.2 million dead, says NGO chief
Nurses prepare for strikes over 1% NHS pay rise in England for 2021-2022
Alleged logging at ancient First Nation burial site in B.C. prompts province to investigate: "It's a complete desecration of a sacred site of our First Nation."
Nine killed after Duterte’s order to ‘finish off’ communists
The remote Pacific territory of New Caledonia, one of the few places on the planet to have avoided Covid-19, is to go into strict lockdown after detecting nine cases
Biden administration never considered MBS sanctions a viable option in response to Khashoggi report
Abortion Is Now Legal in Argentina, but Opponents Are Making It Hard to Get
Myanmar police fire on protesters in ancient former capital Bagan
100 days and 248 deaths later, Indian farmers remain determined
Exultant crowds gather for pope's Erbil Mass, despite coronavirus
U.S. Prosecutors Call Him a Murderer. To Ukraine He’s an Asylum Seeker.
Saudi-backed Yemeni government says restores ties with Qatar
Myanmar asks India to return police who say they fled army
Rohingyas in India's Jammu fear deportation after police detain over 150
Three Gaza fishermen killed
America must spend billions of dollars to rebuild its global reputation
