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After initially accusing Doha of siding with Tehran and terror groups, the Saudi led Gulf alliance is now focusing on the Qatar based media giant, Al Jazeera.

Even after being kidnapped in one of Colombia's most volatile regions, here's why two Dutch journalists refuse to condemn the country.

Palestinians in Gaza are hanging clothes at a wall so the needy can take it for free and without any conditions.

Russia's department of Health just passed a new health warning Russian men to get a Hepatitis A vaccination because Europe's gay-pride marches are under way.

NGOs and environment activists say humans deliberately burnt down Spain's biggest heritage site forest in Donana. Local fire-fighters claim gov't help is too little and too late.

One province in Spain has decided to punish and fine anyone who dares to protect and help animals. This absurd new law has angered animal rights groups who strongly criticize the new law.

A rising number of Russians are slipping into poverty, but young people in St. Petersburg are pushing for a change in mentality to ensure clean clothing doesn't turn into a privilege for the rich.

Germany's newest mosque is Europe's biggest. And it can also be visited by non-Muslims and can host conferences and seminars. This is a strong step in Germany towards religious diversity.

On World Productivity Day, while higher productivity fever is hitting many many cities, a group of Dutch youth are trying to pace it down. They are instead focusing on how to live with nature.

Less than a week after forming a minority gov't, Theresa May has started Brexit negotiations with Brussels. As a first sign of compromise, citizens' rights may be axed from the infamous Article 50.

From press briefings to Trumpcare, the White House is scaling back transparency to a frightening level. Now politicians, press and the people are resisting.

Passengers are badly inconvenienced in the US as extreme summer grounds flights.

Lowest voter turnout in decades, the newest party is the biggest and a far-right leader becomes lawmaker for the first time: French elections set records this past weekend.

Russian lawmakers have asked doctors to prescribe a medication which has been manufactured by a pharma company that has bogus research data.

A long drought had led to a spike in maize prices in Kenya. With elections drawing closer and higher food prices hurting the government's popularity, food prices have been slashed.

Donald Trump has repeatedly said he wants to change NAFTA, the biggest trade agreement between Canada, the US and Mexico. What exactly is this about?

Many Colombians had hoped peace would prevail after Farc rebels signed a truce with the government. But Bogota has become the preferred center for explosions in recent months.

Kota Tua is Jakarta's original downtown and draws in the tourists. But a part of it is hidden and home to the homeless.

With Europe's biggest gay pride set to take place in Madrid this weekend, the city has installed new traffic lights that support sexual diversity.

Peruvians are outraged after a video of a drunk child has gone viral, which may have just sparked some serious discussion over the country's relationship to alcohol.

As young Dutch and Chinese adults look forward to starting higher education at universities, they find out how their education system functions.

Chile's indigenous communities celebrate their new year in June. It is one way for them to reaffirm their traditional beliefs in a country where they've suffered at the hands of the state.

Jeff Bezos owns Amazon, the online retail giant and he is now the world's second richest man. But little is known about his philanthropy, unlike his peers such as Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg.

If you'd like to make phone calls across 28 countries for free, Europe is the place to be. A new law in the EU just came into effect that allows calls at no extra cost, but not everyone is happy.

Madrid's feminist campaign against space-hoggers on public transport has been met with an equal offensive on bag-spreading. Let the battle of the buses begin.