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The summer months have dried out the two countries. Now wildfire rages, scorching the countryside. The fires have already claimed multiple lives. Whose fault is it, and what can be done?

Sunday service ended in tragedy in Sutherland Springs, Texas, after 26 people were killed a mass shooting. Just how bad has this problem become in the USA?

An estimated $1.4 billion dollars has been invested in setting up a satellite museum for the Louvre in Abu Dhabi. We got a first peak inside the building works of the fancy new museum.

The Calais jungle spanned 5km and housed over 8,000 immigrants. After it was cleared in 2016, the futures of the immigrants hung in the balance. What has come of them now?

High profile accusations of sexual harassment continue to pour in, with prominent men in media and entertainment being held accountable for years of abuse.

As the rest of the world reacted to New York’s recent terror attack, we went down to the annual NYC Halloween parade to see how capable terrorists truly are at instilling fear into New Yorkers.

Over his lifetime, Chen had one goal: bring the rickshaw to the Olympics. In pursuit of his dream, he traveled the world with only a rickshaw and his smile.

Robert Muller, who is investigating cases of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, has indicted Trump's former campaign manager Paul Manafort and aide Rick Gates. Is this just the beginning?

The time has come to… the time has come to… the time has come to destigmatize perreo dancing in Mexico city’s nightclubs. Perreo Millenial are at the forefront of the cause.

Republican senator Jeff Flake of Arizona made an impassioned speech against President Trump, calling on his colleagues to take action against Trump's abnormal behavior.

When a group of stuntmen discovered a book of spells, they could have never expected their lives to be taken over by the most intimate of magical hobbies.

Laudrive is the female only cab service giving Mexico City women the chance to breathe a sigh of relief on their way home. Because safety at night is a right, not a luxury.

It is finally official. At least from the perspective of Catalonians, their independence has been consolidated. What remains to be seen is how the rest of Spain will react.

Famed fashion photographer Terry Richardson just got blacklisted by Conde Nast. Richardson has a long and sordid history of sexual harassment and predatory advances towards young models.

The horrors of Myanmar continue undisturbed. Those that were lucky enough to have escaped still have trials left to endure. In fellow Muslim country, Indonesia, they are far from free.

A spectre is haunting Russia. The spectre of Soviet Rule. Nikita, a self-taught artist in Omsk wants to wake up the sheeple and show them the real Russia they live in.

Acopio en Bici are the first bicycle volunteer group of Mexico. If you’ve got clothes or food to donate to a charity, but no way of reaching the donation center, they’ll ride on by to help out.

Argentina has had enough of its jealous population. Gone are the days of snooping on your partner's texts. Now, trust is the only legal way to proceed.

Anywhere in the world, in under an hour. The promises of Elon Musk are soaked in grandeur and optimism. But do they also show careless abandon the realities and needs of this world?

Affordable housing in the USA is nowhere to be found, except in rural areas. Seems like hard-working Americans on a minimum wage have no means to live a decent life.

One step forwards, two steps back. Legalize gay marriage in 2013, legalize curing homosexuality in 2017. Brazil's new controversial law reeks of homophobia, and maybe something even more sinister...

Thomas Pesquet took 85,000 photos in his time as a flight engineer on the International Space Station. During this time, the French astronaut learned something about the EU.

Catalonia has become a hotbed of violent insurgence since the independence vote. But tensions are high in other areas of Spain as the government plans to separate a city just to pinch a few pennies.

Unlike many other places in Europe, Kosovo isn't as easy a place to be openly LGBTQ+. We caught up with marchers in the small but strong yearly Pride march.

The FARC has fought for half a century for equality in Colombia. Now they have agreed to a peace treaty, they have designs on government. But will the public trust them?