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Much has been said of this years devastating hurricane season. However, we’ve taken a look into the actual figures determining how destructive hurricane seasons have been in the past.

Do you hear the people sing? Singing the songs of angry women. This is the music of a people who will not be sexually discriminated in the workplace due to Macron’s new labor law again.

US Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos, moved to weaken Title IX legislation that deals with sexual assault in campuses. This student activist is fighting back.

Don’t fancy another term of Merkel? You’re in luck! We’ve found three of Germany’s alternate underdogs in this September’s election. You might want to review their policies before voting though.

In the midst of the carnage that hurricane Harvey has reaped, one gallant youtube star has risen above the ranks to help. But just how genuine is his good intent?

Precisely 32 years after the devastating Mexico City earthquake of 1985, another set of shocks have brought Mexico City to its knees. What have city planners learned in over three decades?

Fearful of another pandemic carrying pest, Ecuadorians have gravitated towards a study condemning the bats. However, we spoke to some scientists that say the truth is the complete opposite.

We hit the streets to hear the voices of real Berliners. Merkel is aiming to extend her 17 year chancellorship on September the 24th. But what do the people want?

In 2024, France will host the summer Olympics for the first time since 1924. Naturally, they want to do it their way, which means bringing the glorious game of Pétanque to the stadiums.

Police are inundated with calls from ISIS. Fake or not, the Russian government has to take them seriously, leading to mass desertions of many a public place.

When sea lions chose to move into the port at Kamchatka, they came for the easy fish. Now, their numbers are in danger and the locals are trying to find a way to stop the population dwindling more.

In Chicago, a teenager was found dead in a hotel’s walk-in freezer. The case has taken social media by storm as friends and strangers try to figure out what really happened.

Some people might forgive you for painting all African leaders with the same brush. But those people probably wouldn’t have heard of these presidents comfortably relinquishing their powers.

Solving subway sexism semantically in Mexico City, the dictionary Larousse have started an ad campaign in an attempt to reduce the horrifying rate of sexual harassment cases on their metro system.

Santiago Maldonado, a protester has disappeared after objecting United Colors of Benetton’s use of Mapuche land. The search reminds families of decades of disappearances during Argentina's dictatorial rule.

Brands LVMH and Kering have unanimously decided to release a charter this Paris Fashion Week that will ensure the safety of underage models and restrict dangerously skinny models from participating.

The Brazilian government set up fake interviews loaded with some leading questions. What candidates answered gave a shocking insight into the homophobia that’s commonplace around Brazilian offices.

The strongest earthquake in Mexico in 100 years had it epicenter off the coast of Chiapas at 8.2° Richter.

Tensions seem to be close to bubbling over in the Korean peninsula. However, before nuclear war fully breaks out, Russia now offers holiday packages for the curious traveler.

Bouthania al-Rimi is alone in the world. At just five years old, she’s the latest victim of Saudi’s attacks on Yemen. Barely able to see, she’s igniting the world to Yemen’s cause.

All children born in the US deserve the chance to be American citizens. This was the belief Trump upturned by repealing DACA. Now he’s compromised the futures of citizens proven valuable to the US.

Mariana Josalín Baltierra is just the latest victim in a spate of horrifying violence directed toward women in Mexico, where gruesome murders are becoming commonplace.

The personal is political for Russians using their country’s answer to Tinder. Now you can swipe for your next polling partner. Elections are far more romantic than the cinema anyway.

Still reeling from the devastation of Hurricane Harvey, North America braces itself for the titanic Hurricane Irma. In Puerto Rico, Tomás tells of an island struggling to prepare.

Keeping up with their northern neighbors, Mexico has now legalized marijuana for medical usage. The move will bring weed into the hands of patients desperate for its pain relief effects.