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The Venezuelan situation carries on to deteriorate. Now, the problem is compounding for any future reconciliation as the country’s brightest and best seek safer shores.

Winds reached nearly 75 MPH in parts of the Netherlands Thursday and made for some shocking (and funny) moments.

Argentina has drunk a traditional tea, Yerba Mate, for centuries. Now, modern Argentinians believe emojis must recognize their drink’s cultural heritage.

Fear of freedoms fading away are intensifying across Mexico as the armed forces are being given the authority to police the Mexican people themselves.

Mexico is the historic home of chocolate. Since the Aztecs they’ve been teaching the world about the delight. Now they’re proving their metal with the world’s biggest cup of hot chocolate.

The viral hashtag has swept across Hollywood and the rest of USA but the movement is getting stronger internationally. As a result, Pakistan could finally be seeing a shift in attitude.

The Serbian-Albanian war is still a recent memory to many Kosovans. As the Serbian Orthodox Church continues to stand in the capital’s university, students are demanding change.

Ever noticed how lobsters thrash around when placed in boiling water? Though the debate of lobster’s and feelings rages, their preference for cool water has been finally recognized in Switzerland.

Twitter recently banned a German and British hate group after a new German law was passed that could land Twitter with a hefty fine. We asked the British public why Trump stays immune.

Twitter has exploded with calls for a #BlackHogwarts, and people imagined, in hilarious fashion, what this magic school would be like if it mostly had African American students and faculty. Even J.K. Rowling got in on the action!

Theo Francken is no longer welcome on the streets of Brussels. The asylum and migration minister is facing backlash over his decision to endanger Sudanese migrants.

Ghouta’s death toll rolls over to the new year with increasing intensity. Shells rain down on the besieged Damascus as civilians struggle to keep track of the tragic figures.

Atlas Survival Shelters is a company that builds bunkers and nuclear shelters. What was once all the rage during the Cold War is making a real comeback thanks to war talk between Trump and North Korea.

Welcome to the Harbin Snow and Ice festival, one of the biggest ice festival in the world. This yearly treat happens closer to Vladivostok than Beijing.

Innovation is at the heart of modern medicine. This center is prescribing raccoons in place of a pill. These furry friends are helping children get through the tribulations of our modern condition.

Homo Sapiens we proudly named ourselves – the wise apes. Have we finally met our match? Huawei have just released the first phone with built in artificial intelligence, but how smart is it?

Nepal's Maoist government banned religious conversion but proselytism continues in the former Hindu kingdom. Christian groups are now the targets, but a priest says all is well.

Although Marijuana is now legal in California, the Coachella Music Festival is not allowing it into their event this year. It might have to do with its conservative owner.

Spain’s rainiest region may currently sit under a blanket of snow but the truth is a different picture. Another year in a row they’ve suffered the worst drought in decades.

Argentina has drunk a traditional tea, Yerba Mate, for centuries. Now, modern Argentinians believe emojis must recognize their drink’s cultural heritage.

Iran's latest demonstrations have some striking similarities with the 2009 protests. History could very well be repeating itself in Iran.

The US’s political decision to move their embassy has led to widespread protests a month later in the West Bank. Israel’s attempt to curtail them has quickly devolved into needless violence.

A New York Times article revealed that the US government has been investigating UFO's. New declassified videos show there might actually be something out there.

A Muslim woman protesting Israeli presence in the West Bank has her headscarf removed by force. In the Arab world, this is seen as a huge insult to Islam.

The World Health Org, says overall health care is slowly improving in Palestinian territories. But delivering emergency medical care is not the easiest of jobs in the West Bank.