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Jailed, Exiled and Silenced: Smothering East Africa’s Political Opposition
NAIROBI, Kenya - Since the presidential campaign began in Uganda in early November, the most prominent opposition candidate, Bobi Wine, has been tearfully gassed, arrested and beaten by police, held in solitary confinement, and tried in…
Classes discovered from COVID-19 may also help us struggle local weather change | Opinions
The urgent need to develop a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine and make it available to everyone everywhere to end the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has resulted in rare collaborations between world governments, scientists, and private…
Citgo 6: US oil executives convicted of corruption in Venezuela
Her arrests marked the beginning of a large-scale anti-corruption operation in Venezuela.
Escaping the Virus, Virtually
How a planned two-week trip from Melbourne to Sydney stretched into a five-month drive across Australia driven by lockdowns and coronavirus restrictions.
Ethnic pressure, conflicts key concern for Myanmar’s incoming MPs | Myanmar
Yangon, Myanmar - On November 8, the National League for Democracy won another sweeping victory in the national elections in Myanmar. She claimed 920 of the 1,117 available seats in local and national parliaments, improving her 2015…
Can a ninja’s life educate us about staying protected in a pandemic?
Genichi is the first student to graduate from a Japanese university with a master's degree in ninja studies. He believes living a ninja life could be the path to a sustainable lifestyle after a pandemic. Video produced by Daniel South,…
England’s Lockdown Will Elevate, however Many Pub Doorways Will Keep Closed
LONDON - Under fire from critics over the economic and social cost of its coronavirus restrictions, Prime Minister Boris Johnson will end a grueling second national lockdown in England next week.Access to bars and restaurants will vary…
‘The best’: 1000’s of Argentinians say goodbye to Maradona | Latin America
Buenos Aires, Argentina - When Luciano Perez and his son Dante went to the Argentine presidential palace in which Diego Maradona's coffin was displayed, he comforted himself in the crowd that had gathered along Avenida de Mayo.
He was happy…
The Crown: Somerleyton Corridor is remodeled into Sandringham
Employees at an English mansion said it was a "privilege" to be the setting for one of the most streamed dramas ever shot.Netflix show The Crown used Somerleyton Hall near Lowestoft in Suffolk to recreate the Queen's estate in Sandringham,…
Halima Aden Quits Vogue, For Now
Halima Aden, a model, takes a step back from the fashion industry to focus on herself and her beliefs."If my hijab can't be that visible, I won't show up," wrote Ms. Aden, 23, on Instagram.Ms. Aden, who was the first model to wear a hijab…