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It’s being called Canada’s “Brexit moment.” Alberta’s premier has just announced that a referendum will be held in October, asking voters in the…
Weeks after The World first reported on allegations of forced labor at BYD’s new car factory in Hungary, authorities are cracking down on the ca…
Sahar Delijani — born to dissidents in a Tehran prison — has been returning, through her writing, to the stories of repression, imprisonment and…
On Thursday night, Pakistan’s military fended off attacks by the Taliban along the border with Afghanistan. The country’s air force retaliated F…
On Thursday night, Pakistan’s military fended off attacks by the Taliban along its border with Afghanistan in the latest outburst of tensions be…
In a blow to Europe’s green-energy transition, France is set to pass an emergency decree slashing renewable energy targets. Instead, it is turni…
February 24 marks sixty years since Ghana’s first president, Kwame Nkrumah, was overthrown in a military coup. Nkrumah had been a vocal campaign…
The national dish of Iraq is legendary: a butterflied river fish, grilled over a wood fire — in a recipe that dates back to Sumerian times. It’s…
In the Slovak capital, Bratislava, a high profile re-trial is under way. Ján Kuciak, a 27-year-old investigative journalist, and his fiancée Mar…
Tuesday marked the start of the annual Great Moose Migration, a beloved televised event in Sweden that offers audiences a nonstop livestream of…
The tiny nation of Andorra, located in the mountains between Spain and France, is one of the few countries in Europe with a total ban on abortio…