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A grandson and his grandma rap together in a video that went viral in Kazakhstan and turned them into stars.

Among the independent media that combats information bias in Venezuela, there is only one that is a traveling media source: El Bus TV, in which journalists get on public transport to inform and encourage debate.

Syrian refugees in north eastern Lebanon died after spending two days in police custody. Their bodies show marks of extreme torture and the Mid-East is furious over the revelations.

Last year, the French gov't removed migrants out of Calais and settled them in other parts of the country. Now, they are back in the French town and talk of police torture.

Venezuelan politics just got dirtier after pro-Maduro activists attacked MPs just after the National Assembly announced the date for a plebiscite to remove President Maduro from power. Venezuela's downward spiral seems unstoppable.

While the situation in North Korea continues to get worse, Trump did what he does best and tweeted about it.

Simone Veil is an icon in France for championing womens' rights. After passing way last week, the government has decided to let her be interred at the male-dominated Pantheon.

A Moscow university has a controversial plan to install a plaque commemorating Stalin. And this has revealed how Muscovites are clearly divided along generational lines.

Kidnappings are so common in La Paz in Bolivia that a group of five women decided to set up a transport system that ensures safety at a tiny extra cost. And Bolivians love it.

Gay marriage will soon be legal in Germany, but in the USA gay rights are being eroded. In Texas benefits for legally married gay couples have been denied.

Zan TV is the first Afghan channel that is run entirely by women. Almost two decades after the fall of the Taliban, women in Kabul are daring to change the way society sees them.

Crossing the streets of La Paz can be a real challenge as traffic is chaotic and noisy. But these humans disguised as zebras are making a difference by helping everyone cross the road.

Jakarta's poorest children have hardly any chance of continuing their education. But it is now changing, thanks to a group of adults who are collecting coins to pay for their education.

Tanzania's school education is free. And very tough on girls as they can't return to classrooms if they get pregnant. The President will also send the father to 30 years in prison.

Telegram is the biggest communications app in Russia, but its founder is increasingly facing pressure from the gov't to quit amid heavier crackdowns.

Syria's new 2,000 pound note is the biggest currency in the country. It is also a sign of Bashar Al Assad's control over the country although the value of the pound has dropped drastically.

This 12-year-old Zimbabwean has defeated all men in motocross to become the national champion in her sport. She's also the national sportsperson of the year.

France is one of the stragglers in the European Union when it comes to recycling waste and trash. The total amount is actually what the Eiffel Tower weighs.

While President Maduro was speaking live on national TV, a police helicopter launched grenades over the Supreme Court. The power struggle in Caracas just turned from bad to worse.

Theresa May bought support from the DUP to ensure she has enough votes in the Parliament for a hard brexit. But the DUP has always wanted a softer brexit.

Rwanda is exploring its sports potential by building fit citizens through an army style sports camp. It also happens to be the first in Africa.

Experts have five easy steps to save your IT networks from falling prey to the Petya virus that has affected computers in over 60 countries.

The Swedes just found out that running wind turbines to generate electricity can have devastating effects on bat populations. So, the turbines may stop turning for some time.

Warning: Graphic images. Until last year, the number of animals dying due to cruelty and exhaustion during a pilgrimage was very high. Thanks to strong vigilance by rights groups, that number is finally falling.

Jakarta's Chinese cemetery is situated in a modern location and some Indonesians just decided it would be a great place to call home.