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Unsatisfied with the impact of their homophobic bus messages, Hatze Oir now have a Plane which they're flying over Spain to promote their hateful campaign.

As Russian tourists pour into Georgia for affordable summer vacations, the two countries are finally being brought back together. Even electronic raves are playing a part.

A vigilante crew of street cleaners have mobilized and are removing nails thrown out onto roads by crooked garage owners, trying to get more business.

Mexican politician Duarte has become infamous for multiple scandals, especially one involving scamming child cancer patients. Mexico has finally caught him, but will there be a fair trial?

July 30th is whistleblowers appreciation day. Let take advantage of this day to go over some of the most iconic and impactful whistleblowers who have forever changed America.

On Sunday, one of Zoomin.TV's most talented VJs, Khaled Al khateeb, was tragically killed in an ISIS attack. The 25-year old had been covering Syria for Zoomin.TV and also for other media.

Peru has had a series of high profile corrupt presidents. The Judiciary is standing up to the ones who are not in power any more and sending them to prison.

Russian lawmakers have passed some strange laws this summer. Here's three of them!

Tired of waiting tables in Brazil, Claudia Linck moved to Porto, Portugal, to open the very first 'anti-restaurant' from the comfort of her own home.

Second hand clothes are a taboo in Russia, so how do locals react to Russia's first second hand wedding dress shop?

In Cameroon, a new car wash is making car owners and the environment happy as their cars get cleaned dirt cheap while they finish up their office work.

As another floating island of trash is spotted in the South Pacific, we are faced with yet another example of the harm humans cause to the environment.

While Trump tweeted to ban transgendered people out of the military, Amsterdam became more inclusive by announcing a gender neutral language protocol.

A lot has happened in Trump's America this week, let us break it down for you.

As Venezuela gears up for a second voting in less than a month, a long and a tough battle for power ensues between President Maduro and the opposition.

The women cosplayers of the San Diego Comic-Con laid down some ground rules for men and women on how to prepare and how to behave around cosplayers.

Thanks to a new law, the people of Oregon will soon be made to pay tax on their bicycles. We hit New York to find out what people think of this pretty un-green new law.

Controversial 'baby boxes' in Russia provide a safe place where destitute mothers can anonymously leave an unwanted baby. Now, they are at risk of being banned by the government.

Spain has seen some of its corrupt politicians and public figures commit suicide, with the most recent happening in July. Spaniards seem to have little remorse.

The global outpour of support for Microsoft Paint has managed to save the program from being phased out. And look out for some bonus features...

With the government adopting ever stricter laws, soon Russians will have no internet freedom left.

Schools in Turkey will no longer teach Darwin's theory of evolution, but students will study Jihad as part of a nationalist agenda. What's the reaction been to this controversial move?

Ever wondered how you could give a more useful gift? In Mumbai, India, Mansi Shah has the answer!

Oromos are the biggest ethnic group of Ethiopia. When Oromo singers used music to protest against state violence and discrimination, the gov't sent them to jail.

With the war having stretched on for so long, Yemen has been left devastated. Now, the rapid spread of Cholera has given the country another uphill struggle.