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The UN has passed a resolution to seek the legal opinion of the International Court of Justice.
Football great Pele left an unprecedented legacy and inspired millions worldwide.
President Irfaan Ali discusses if green economies are unfair to Guyana's oil explorations and development plans.
Will a global economic slowdown happen in the new year? A panel of experts offers their insights about what to expect.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is back in power with the most hardline government in the country's history.
After weeks of protests, ethnic Serbs in Kosovo have agreed to take down the barricades amid hopes of tensions easing.
Russia and Ukraine will soon have to make awkward compromises if they don’t want their conflict to become a forever war.
Opposition rejects the Western choice for president, Juan Guaido, leaving Nicolas Maduro firmly in power.
South Korea's president calls for better military defences after North Korean drones breach its airspace.
Vladimir Putin accuses his opponent of avoiding talks but Volodymyr Zelenskyy says it's just a delaying tactic.
Kurds have been attacked in Paris and their anger is growing.
The opposition Congress Party says its rally aims to highlight what it calls the 'danger' of the ruling BJP.
The US dollar has been on the rise in 2022. What is next for the greenback, gold and cryptocurrencies?
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s co-chair discusses if the world is ready for another health emergency.
COVID infections are rising in China and there are growing fears that new variants could emerge.
earthrise meets some of the environmental campaigners and lawyers who are forcing systemic change through the courts.
Women in Afghanistan express shock and anger over Taliban decision that drew international condemnation.
A House committee advised that the former president be charged with defrauding the US - as he runs for the job again.
With the aim of addressing colonial-era abuses, Dutch government apologises for its role in the slave trade.
As Ukraine appeals for more weapons, critics worry further militarisation will just mean more war.
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