Indigenous tribe blocks key Brazil grains export route
$16.5M settlement reached in class action lawsuit over mass arrests at 2010 G20 summit
Germany's biggest union calls for 4-day week to save thousands of jobs
Cameroon halts logging plans in Ebo Forest, home to tool-using chimps
'10 times more infectious' D614G coronavirus strain detected in Malaysia
Kenya's elephant population has more than doubled since the 1980s, and one national park is currently having a 'baby boom' thanks to a relief from drought — and the country's efforts to stop poachers.
Thousands return to streets in Israel urging Netanyahu to resign
Belarus ambassador declares solidarity with opposition protesters
12 billion light-years from Earth, scientists spotted a galaxy that just so happens to be the spitting image of a young Milky Way. Its discovery challenges our understanding of the early universe as we currently know it.
Thailand's largest pro-democracy rally in years draws 10,000
Vladimir Putin has offered to send military assistance to support Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko as up to 200,000 protestors gather to demand his removal
Belarus: Arrested protesters talk of brutality. Thousands were arrested in a violent crackdown during recent anti-government protests in Belarus. Those who have since been released say they were tortured and beaten.
Beirut hospitals inundated with explosion victims are now filling with injured protesters
Workers at a factory in Northampton that is at the centre of a coronavirus outbreak were told they would be paid less than £100 per week if they had to self-isolate, making it difficult for many to comply, their representatives have claimed.
Hong Kong brands "Made in HK" "Made of HK", long considered to be of higher quality, seek ways of coping with "Made in China" labelling rule mandated by the US after September 25
Thousands of years of English coal mining will near end this week with closure of one of country’s last remaining coal mines in Bradley. Owner of surface mine said Bradley will extract its last coal on Monday 17 August, two months after its sister site at Shotton ended its own coal production.
Australian surfer saves wife by punching shark in New South Wales
Last decade was Earth's hottest on record, exposing grim reality of climate change
More than 10,000 Thai protesters chanting "down with dictatorship" and "the country belongs to the people" rallied in Bangkok on Sunday in by far the biggest anti-government demonstration since a 2014 coup. There were cheers for student calls to curb the monarchy's powers - once a taboo subject
Belarus: Mass protest eclipses defiant Belarus leader's rally
