At least 150 women across Chile became pregnant after taking faulty birth control manufactured by local subsidiaries of the German pharmaceutical company Grünenthal. In many cases,...
Climate scientists are concerned as the famous Sakura Cherry Blossom season in Kyoto, Japan, began at its earliest date since records began 1,200 years ago. The...
Myanmar’s military junta on Thursday accused the country’s ousted civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi of violating the Official Secrets Act. This is the fifth and...
Local courts in Hong Kong found several pro-democracy figures guilty on Thursday of engaging in an “unlawful assembly” because of their involvement in the 2019 anti-National...
A government report looking at racism in the U.K. claims the country isn’t “structurally racist.” The report, published Wednesday, said other factors play a much larger...
Hong Kong’s electoral system is undergoing fundamental changes after the Chinese National People’s Congress voted unanimously Tuesday to amend the territory’s constitution. Under the new rules,...
The Suez Canal was finally cleared Monday morning, nearly a week after a stuck ship forced it to shut down. The Japanese-owned ship, one of the...
The Suez Canal, one of the most important shipping passages in the world, has been shut down since Tuesday when a mega-cargo container ship ran aground....
New Zealand lawmakers unanimously passed paid maternity leave for those who suffer a miscarriage, making it the second country in the world to approve such legislation....
The majority of votes in Israel’s election have already been counted, showing that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lacks the numbers he needs to outright form a...
