A heated argument between a passenger and one of the crew members of an Indian airline has taken social media by storm.
A day after Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy's visit to the US, Russian President Vladimir Putin has started speaking of wanting to end the war.
Opponents of the law fear it could be a danger to women and girls, particularly around the provision of single-sex spaces.
Eight teenage girls have been charged with the second-degree murder of a homeless man in downtown Toronto early Sunday morning.
A famous Chinese singer deliberately infected herself with Covid-19.
A portion of a bridge constructed over six years at a cost of around £1.3 million collapsed before it could be formally opened for public use.
The Ukrainian military has been able to intercept calls between Russian soldiers and their families back home in Russia.
Biden said he is confident that the Western alliance in support of Ukraine would remain united.
The Biden administration on Wednesday unveiled new curbs on technology exports to Russia's Wagner military group, in a bid to further choke off supplies to the contractor over its role in the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Half the services to Spain have been slashed, and a third of those to Italy.
Health Secretary Steve Barclay, writing in the Daily Telegraph newspaper, accused the unions of making a "conscious decision" to "inflict harm" on patients.
President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that the Russian army must learn from and fix the problems it had suffered in Ukraine, promising to give the military whatever it needed to prosecute a war nearing the end of its 10th month.
The New York Times has come under fire for publishing a crossword that social media users think resembles a swastika.
Afghanistan's Taliban-run higher education ministry on Tuesday suspended access to universities by female students until further notice, drawing strong condemnation from the United States, Britain and the United Nations.
Italy must have equal treatment in a partnership with Britain and Japan to develop a new jet fighter, Rome's defence minister told Reuters, as talks proceed to define the roles each country has in the ambitious project.
The victim is assumed to have been struck by a freight train several months or years before their remains were even discovered.
The number of billionaires in the UK witnessed a 20% jump when the rest of the country was struggling to cope with Covid-19.
The Dutch funded their "Golden Age" of empire and culture in the 16th and 17th centuries by shipping around 600,000 Africans as part of the slave trade
Labour rights have been a hot topic for Qatar, virtually since it was awarded the World Cup 12 years ago.
The deal means emissions in the ETS sectors are to be cut by 62 percent by 2030 based on 2005 levels.
Judges at London's High Court will rule on Monday whether the British government's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda is legal, as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak stakes his future on stopping a record number of migrant arrivals in small boats.
A taxi driver from Kingstanding, Birmingham, has been forced to sleep in his car despite having a house in the area due to racially motivated attacks.
A group of English villagers has declared the Russian president Vladimir Putin "Bellend of the Year."
Britain's top diplomat said London's response demonstrated its "adherence to the rule of law" as well as "the seriousness with which we take these incidents".
The UK interior ministry could not confirm the details, noting it would be for a coroner to formally confirm details of those who died.
Strike action scheduled to begin on December 29 remains in place pending the outcome of the ballot of members.
An 18-year-old from Hong Kong has been sentenced to three years in detention for making fun of the national flag.
In a horrific incident reported from India's capital New Delhi, two bike-borne assailants threw acid on a 17-year-old girl while she was on her way to school.
A Los Angeles Sheriff's Department (LASD) deputy has come under fire for reportedly having sex while on duty at Men's Central Jail in the city.
A small boat loaded with migrants heading for British shores from France capsized in the freezing waters of the English Channel early on Wednesday, resulting in four deaths, the British government said.
