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Health workers are doing their best to administer the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine to poor children in eastern Chad
World
11.08.2024
On the Sahara's edge, the fight to protect children against measles
The Buddhist monk and Nobel peace prize winner was admitted to hospital Tuesday with a "light cough"
World
11.08.2024
'Cured' Dalai Lama set to be discharged from hospital Friday
Ninety mobsters from the Calabrian 'Ndrangheta mafia were arrested in December in six different countries, in raids involving hundreds of police officers. Shown here is a raid in a cafe in Duisberg, Germany
World
11.08.2024
Europe suffering from Italian mafia 'cancer', experts warn
Candidates know it is entertainment that draws the crowds to campaign rallies in music-mad Indonesia
World
11.08.2024
Music for the masses winning Indonesian voter's hearts
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Brazilian Alvimar da Silva (R), with daughter Aline Landim, created JaUbra (Uber of slum) to serve poor Sao Paulo communities that Uber avoids
World 11.08.2024
No Uber, no problem: Brazil app drives into Sao Paulo's no-go zones
The Buddhist monk and Nobel peace prize winner was admitted to hospital Tuesday with a "light cough"
World 11.08.2024
'Cured' Dalai Lama set to be discharged from hospital Friday
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has risen to become one of India's most popular and polarising leaders ever
World 11.08.2024
Gloves off: who to watch in India's rough-and-tumble election
British Prime Minister Theresa May met with members of the European Council and struck a deal to delay Brexit for six months
World 11.08.2024
EU gives Britain six-month delay to Brexit date
Prime Minister Narendra Modi (L) will battle Rahul Gandhi (R) as he seeks a second mandate from India's 900 million voters
World 11.08.2024
Modi favourite as India's incredible election begins
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro denies that Venezuela is suffering from a humanitarian crisis and blames US sanctions for his country's economic woes.
World 11.08.2024
Maduro says deal reached with Red Cross to send Venezuela aid
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un told top officials to push ahead with "self-reliance" to undermine the sanctions, the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said
World 11.08.2024
N. Korea urges 'telling blow' to forces imposing sanctions: KCNA
South Korea is one of the few industrialised nations where abortion is illegal except for instances of rape, incest and when the mother's health is at risk
World 11.08.2024
South Korea constitutional court to rule on abortion ban
Dubbed "Kandaka", or Nubian queen, Alaa Salah has quickly become an icon of Sudan's protest movement
World 11.08.2024
Viral 'Nubian queen' rally leader says women key to Sudan protests
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