More than a million women a year seek alternatives to abortion in the Catholic-majority Philippines
As an experienced doctor in the Philippines, Miriam has seen her fair share of high-risk operations and procedures, but she
Archaeologists believe they’ve found an ancient royal city
This ancient fortification in Iraq’s Kurdistan region may have been part of a long-lost royal city known as Natounia. Archaeologists
Russia calls man a traitor, Ukraine wary of “betrayal”
There is a sterile rehabilitation center on the outskirts of Kyiv, surrounded by rows of Soviet-style housing buildings, packed with
Putin visits Iran for the first time since invading Ukraine
First travel outside of the former Soviet Union for Putin since he invaded Ukraine, which effectively severed relations with the
Rwanda declared skin-whitening illegal yet black market selling remains
Shopkeeper, 27, says she can’t keep up with her seven-year skin-lightening regimen since the products are now too expensive. After
Filipinos cheer AFF win but focus still on World Cup prep
To begin the AFF Women’s Championship, the Philippine women’s football team set out to achieve two goals: to make the
Less rubbish in Argentina illustrates inflation’s ravages
People are throwing away fewer items because of the high rate of inflation (over 60%). Waste pickers in the city,
As France’s energy crisis looms, UAE could aid as its president visits Paris
Due to exceptional heatwaves and Russia’s continued cutoff of gas supplies to Europe, France is currently experiencing an energy crisis.
Climate change causes hotter heat waves
Experts said that extreme heat waves like the one presently sweltering across most of Europe and India and Pakistan’s record-breaking
Ukraine requests Russia treat arrested foreign soldiers humanely
In a statement released on Monday (18 July), the Ukrainian foreign ministry accused Russia of mistreating Ukrainian POWs and exploiting
