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Known for its shockingly low rates, appalling service, and range of exorbitant in flight meals, Ryanair is now adding another quality to its roster: most environmentally friendly airline.

On the tip of every tongue the past year has been the topic of crypto-currencies. Now governments are taking action to dispel the possibility of Bitcoins bring in a new financial era.

Having lost their traditional funding roots, the Alt-right have had to rely upon less official sources. Now crypto-currencies are funding hate groups, but the buck doesn’t stop there...

For many Venezuelans, remaining is now untenable. Fleeing to the border of Colombia, many refugees without opportunity of forward travel have created ‘Hotel Caracas’, to the vexation of the locals.

War leaflets, pamphlets describing what Swedish residents should do in event of invasion haven't been delivered since the 80s. Why is the government going to start sending them out again?

Sergi Alcázar Badía has been working as a photojournalist during Catalonia's struggle for independence. He reveals what it's like to report from the epicenter of the political battle.

When Vida Movahed was arrested in Iran, the country took note. The woman who proudly waved her hijab in the air has started a domino effect that may change women's restrictions in Iran.

The Cimanggis House is a relic of the Netherlands colonial rule over Indonesia. As the government turning it into a new campus some activists are speaking out for history’s sake.

The yearly address has become an opportunity for Trump to display his braggadocios vivacity. An opportune moment for Trump to brazenly ignore the troubling questions lingering over him.

Last year after Kenya's elections, Odinga, the opposition candidate rejected Kenyatta's victory. He's been sworn in with his own innaguration ceremony. Can both now lead Kenya?

Many child immigrants living in the USA didn't choose to be born illegally. For years, the DREAM program kept their lives there safe. Now we speak to the people worried the dream is over.

Water levels are reaching dangerous heights in Paris as the Seine overflows reaching 5.84 m, 4 meters above its normal level.

After a region of Italy was devastated by earthquakes artists have come together to revive the 70s hits of magazine photo-stories, aiming to entice tourists to these damaged locations.

In the 80s, Londoners were given the chance to purchase their council-owned homes. 40 years on, we meet up with some local residents to see how that scheme changed their lives.

Havana few wifi hotspots in the city are the only method of connecting to the internet for Cubans. With prohibitively expensive rates and lackluster connections, Cubans are beginning to demand more.

Israel’s defense force has long been a mandatory conscription army. Now, teenagers are beginning to resist the social order and stand up to the status quo.

As Bannon rescinds his comments taken from Michael Wolff’s book, is it going to be enough to stop the calls for impeachment?

The iron curtain was heavy. No music was supposed to get through. But the sounds of Rock ‘n’ Roll couldn’t be contained in the West. Rebellious X-ray records flourished in the time of the USSR.

Before he was elected, Trump’s personal physician claimed he’d be “the healthiest president ever”. Diet revelations and mental health accusations are going a long way to unseat that claim.

Chief in the human’s unique capabilities, is our ability to adapt to multiple habitats. But these fish dealers in Yakutsk, Russia are pushing things further than you’d ever expect. When the temperatures are at about 20 degrees, the cold is quite refreshing and a light hat and scarf are all that's required to keep warm. At -4, the moisture in your nostrils freezes, and the cold air starts making it difficult not to cough. At -30, the air is cold enough to numb exposed skin quickly, bringing in frostbite. And at -50, even wearing glasses gets tricky: the metal sticks to your cheeks and will tear off chunks of flesh when you decide to remove them. In the region of Yakutia (Yakutsk) in Siberia, temperatures are known to reach to -80 degrees Fahrenheit, which is a record low on the planet, recorded on January 14, 2018! It was so cold, people’s lashes would freeze together in <a href="https://rumble.com/v34glm-roof-icicles-come-crashing-down.html" target="_blank">icicles</a>! Still, the residents of Yakutsk are no strangers to the cold that made the entire <a href="https://rumble.com/v49cml-fishing-market-yakutsk.-now-49c-below-zero..html" target="_blank">fish market</a> a frozen goods aisle! Because the soil is terrible for growing plants, the locals feed on fish and meat alone. That is the only thing they sell at the market, frozen solid fish in the form of popsicles that people bring home and cook until it is thawed. It is the world’s coldest village. If you think that they drink to stay alive on the inside, the locals say it is not possible, because if they had to drink every time they felt cold, they would be chronic alcoholics by the time the winter was over!

From Kendall Jenner’s ludicrously insensitive Pepsi ad to the latest controversy with KPMG’s Grenfell Disaster inquiry, why do brands so often miss the mark when trying to be more socially conscious?

Seven years ago, Kosovo banned the public display of bears being tortured in public. What happened to the bears who had gone through extreme cruelty?

This year's winter Olympic games will be held in South Korea in Pyeongchang. Despite the current tension between their Northern neighbor, the two Koreas will play together as one for the games.

The new football stadium has been delayed due to birds ruining the building works. But this isn't the first time animals have been the explanation for Russian corruption...

Logan Paul has made painstaking efforts to remain in the public eye as one of the Internet's most annoying celebrities. After his Suicide Forest video, he’s finally dealing with some consequences.