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Kadyrov keeps on attempting to rebuke claims over his homophobic concentration camps. His latest move is to divert attention by falsely claiming that Europe is ignoring the injustices in Myanmar.

They’ve handed in their guns and now the Colombian guerrillas have to adapt to a new lifestyle. Welcome to the transition zones teaching rebels life skills.

It’s been months, but boyfriend Xiaolin Hou refuses to give up. Yingying was last seen at the University of Illinois in June. Finally, evidence has arisen as to a possible suspect.

In the wake of Charlottesville’s horrifying sights, we take a look back upon the history of Charlottesville and the questionable ties the university of Virginia has.

Deliveroo has attempted to cut costs in France, and that starts with their trusty cyclists. Unfortunately for Deliveroo, the riders aren’t going to consent quietly.

A century old tradition beginning the school year clashes with an important date in the Muslim calendar. Russian Muslims must choose which to respect. Either way, someone will be unhappy.

Just below our feet as preparations began for the FIFA 2018 world cup in Russia, the remnants of a lost civilization lay waiting to be discovered.

Still waiting for official refugee status, many migrants struggle to settle in France. This volunteer school has set out to give these people a chance to succeed. Step one: learn the language.

Venezuela seems no closer to solving its many crises. Now, food is in short supply and the children are feeling the pinch the worst. One charity is trying to save children from their impoverished diets.

Trump has once again taken a stance on the wrong side of morality. By pardoning Arpaio he legitimizes a politician proven to be corrupt, racist, and malicious.

Los Pajaritos, a district in the south of Spain suffers from the greatest degree of poverty in the land. These teachers want to give Los Pajaritos’ kids the tools to change their lives.

An Indian woman just dumped her man because he wouldn’t stump up the cash to buy her a toilet. Now the government is rolling out promotional campaigns for loos in India.

Graffitis are taking over St. Petersburg including its historical parts that are Unesco Heritage sites. To fight that, artists are painting fairy tales at schools so children get exposed traditional art.

Consistently at the forefront of feminism in the Arab world, Tunisia has just rolled out new laws granting more autonomy to women. But how do religious Tunisians feel about this?

Natalia Poklonskaya has been the subject of many memes since gaining public notoriety. The cartoonists and musicians love her, but is she using the image to hide her motives?

In the wake of Barcelona’s horrifying terror attack, a torrent of Islamophobia has gripped Spain. The attacks latest victims are the defaced mosques all around the country.

A plague of sordid adverts has ravished the streets of St Petersburg. While gangsters advertise drugs and prostitutes, this group is cleaning up.

The protest is now infamous around the world, we ask why the riots took place in Charlottesville while other similar monuments were removed without fuss.

With over 3 million tons of food wasted in Colombia every year, there’s no excuse for the huge number of people going hungry. Here’s the campaign trying to put food onto everyone’s table.

In Venezuela inflation is at a new high and the bolíva is at a new low. So much so, that $1 US is worth more in World of Warcraft, than it is in the country.

These crazy guys from Britain have decided to cycle 3,500KM for their Hajj to raise money for Syrian aid. The arduous journey ending at Mecca is steeped in Islamic pilgrimage and humanitarianism.

These Muslims want their fellow Spanish residents to know that their attackers don’t define them. They’re hitting the streets to show that Islam is a religion of peace and not terror.

An anonymous informant has blown the lid on Mexico’s arcane regulations in their women’s football leagues. Signing a contract doesn’t mean just playing football, you’ve got to be straight too.

What do you do when you’re Russia’s leader of the opposition and the news wants to spy on your holiday? If you’re Navalny, you spy on yourself, exposing the media's dirty dealings.

For the first time in over a century, a total eclipse of the sun will strike the ancient Mexican city of Teotihuacan. The locals prepare for a night full of magic and superstition..