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2020-07-28

North Korean women faced torture, rape, malnourishment in detention, says U.N. report

2020-07-28

Germany's new virus cases fell to below 500 a day for weeks. Now they've topped 800

2020-07-28

Migratory river fish populations plunge 76% in past 50 years

2020-07-28

Europe braces for the second wave of coronavirus

2020-07-28

UK government gives green light to more tear gas sales to US police despite UN warning over violence

2020-07-28

Coronavirus: Opera star Andrea Bocelli says he was 'humiliated and offended' by Italy's lockdown - The singer says people should ignore rules on mask wearing and social distancing and he knows no one admitted to intensive care

2020-07-28

Costa Rica-made plasma shown to inhibit coronavirus, ready for clinical trials: UCR

2020-07-27

Samoan chief who enslaved villagers sentenced to 11 years in New Zealand

2020-07-27

New Zealand PM Ardern's ratings sky high ahead of election

2020-07-27

India bans another 47 Chinese apps; over 250 more under scanner for user privacy violation

2020-07-27

Ease restrictions on medical psychedelics to aid research, experts say

2020-07-27

In another setback to China, Russia suspends deliveries of S-400 missiles

2020-07-27

Vietnam orders evacuation of 80,000 people from city after three positive coronavirus tests

2020-07-27

US closes consulate in Chengdu, China, after Houston order

2020-07-27

India moves squadron of missile-firing T-90 tanks to last outpost near Karakoram Pass - india news

2020-07-27

Animals were subjected to a string of brutal attacks at a farm that sells goats’ milk to Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Waitrose and other supermarkets, footage from hidden cameras has revealed. Goats were seen on video being punched, kicked, hit with a pole and slammed onto their backs at a plant.

2020-07-27

Wildlife authorities have arrested four poachers over the brutal killing of a gorilla in a UNESCO-protected game reserve. The male silverback gorilla, named Rafiki, was hugely popular with tourists in the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in Uganda.

2020-07-27

Revealed: new evidence links Brazil meat giant JBS to Amazon deforestation - Photographs by employee appear to show company trucks being used to transport cattle from allegedly prohibited cattle farm

2020-07-27

Stop partying or we may go back into lockdown, regional chief tells young Catalans

2020-07-27

Twitter 'walkout' planned after British rapper Wiley's anti-Semitic tweets. Celebrities, politicians and other high-profile Brits have pledged to join a 48-hour "walkout" from Twitter to protest what they say is an inadequate response to anti-Semitic tweets.

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