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A cornucopia of medieval splendor paints the Spanish countryside. The tremendous castles of Spain are on the housing market, but who’s in the market?

Internet laws are in a state of flux globally. As the Netherlands follows other countries examples in tightening restrictions, these Dutch activists are trying to stop it.

Churchill famously responded to a call to cut arts funding during WW2 with “then what are we fighting for?” Today, Syrians continue to enjoy the arts in an effort to heal the wounds of war.

In this student accommodation, education meets ambition as groups of students coexist in a government project to improve public relations between refugees and Dutch society.

Yi Zhou is no ordinary baker. He has perfected the craft of making figures out of cake and icing and his efforts are starting to be recognized internationally.

In a police crack-down of street vendors in Madrid, Senegalese immigrant Mbaye Ndiaye died on Thursday night. Riots followed in the streets of Madrid.

Hope continues to dissipate across the crowded streets of Caracas where homelessness is rife. The cure won’t come from the government, but this small bus may turn things around one person at a time.

Spain's biggest circus, Circus Mundial, once was the most popular place to go to in Madrid. Now, it's closing its doors and facing an eviction.

Something old, something new, something borrowed, something red. How do couples react to a peculiar new suggestion that all couples must be married after 5 years living together?

The city of Yuejin is celebrating the annual Lantern Festival with a twist. To bring it into the 21st century they invited student artists to give their vision of the traditional lanterns.

There are only a handful of existing condominium’s in the world. Pheasant Island is perhaps the most perplexing. We visited the tiny island that Spain and France insist on sharing.

Nakumatts are one of the biggest market chains in Kenya. Behind on their rent, bailiff are chucking the fresh produce onto the streets.

Lake Baikal, the world’s biggest lake lies in the Eastern edge of Siberia. For most of the year it sits still, frozen. An obvious setting for a race then, obviously.

In Chelyabinsk, one man has made it his mission to stop the endless waste of batteries that is a blight on Russia's environmental record. This is how he did it.

Despite having over 2.6 billion armpits, China uses less than a fortieth of the deodorant the United States uses. We spoke to a Chinese doctor to get some answers.

In Tainan the yearly firework festival doesn't have its rockets aimed at the sky. They're firing them at the audience.

Life continues to normalize in Damascus as a populace rebuilds its sense of society. During this process, the hole left by the many men missing or dead is hard to ignore.

The most polluted river in Indonesia isn't being cleaned by the government. These daring entrepreneurs have made it their mission to let a clean river flow through Java.

Salvini is a far-right candidate in Italy's general election. Why is there a Salvini double touring the country with three accusatory billboards?

In the months following the new year, Russians often discard their Christmas trees to the sidewalk. A local initiative in St. Petersburg is being noticed for its innovative ways for getting those trees back to nature.

As terrorism is on the rise across Europe, the Netherlands seems to have luckily missed out. We took a look inside how they’ve prepared themselves against terror.

The war is now outside the perimeter of the city, but a city takes a while to hear. How has Damascus changed for the people that have lived there this whole time.

Sutino faced great difficulties providing an education to his children. The modest shared taxi driver resolved to convert his taxi into a mobile library for all the children of Jakarta.

In Barcelona, the EscoBAR has just opened boasting a vast array of Medellín themed drinks and food. However, to Colombians, the memories of Pablo Escobar are not ones to treat so lightly.

The internet lines are down so tourist that want to pay by card for anything in Chichiriviche de la Costa, Venezuela, have to trust this ocean faring crew as they search for another coast’s wifi signal.