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Welcome: farmer Radu Moldovan in front of his guesthouse in the remote village of Sapartoc

Romania's Epic Trail Hopes To Revive Rural Transylvania

Romania's epic trail hopes to revive rural Transylvania

Meloni will almost certainly be nominated prime minister -- the first woman to take the job in Italy

Italy Parliament Meets In Step Towards New Government

Italy parliament meets in step towards new government

Finland's new Olkiluoto 3 nuclear reactor will be able to produce about one-fifth of the electricity the country consumes

Finland Hopes New Nuclear Reactor Eases Energy Crunch

Finland hopes new nuclear reactor eases energy crunch

The Russian Orthodox church at Heviz was largely financed by the Hungarian government

Russian Orthodox Church Gets Warm Welcome In Orban's Hungary

Russian Orthodox Church gets warm welcome in Orban's Hungary

Alex Jones, host of Infowars, at a November 2020 rally in Atlanta, Georgia

Conspiracy Theorist Alex Jones To Pay Nearly $1 Bn For Sandy Hook Lies

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones to pay nearly $1 bn for Sandy Hook lies

Google says Donald Trump's Truth Social app for Android devices has been tweaked to effectively get rid of abusive and violence-inducing posts, as a condition of being allowed into the Play Store

Google Allows Donald Trump's Truth Social In Play Store

Google allows Donald Trump's Truth Social in Play Store

The Great Hall of the People in Beijing will be the setting for the 20th Communist Party Congress

Five Things To Know About China's Communist Party Congress

Five things to know about China's Communist Party Congress

Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to secure a historic third term at a key congress of the Communist Party

China's Xi On Course For Historic Third Term At Zero-Covid Congress

China's Xi on course for historic third term at zero-Covid Congress

Snap elections were held on Vanuatu after president Nikenike Vurobaravu dissolved parliament in August

Septet Of PMs Do Battle In Snap Vanuatu Poll

Septet of PMs do battle in snap Vanuatu poll

Ukrainian soldiers prepare an automatic grenade launcher on the front line near Toretsk in the Donetsk region on October 12, 2022

G7, IMF Vow To Support Ukraine After Russia Strikes

G7, IMF vow to support Ukraine after Russia strikes

The UN General Assembly meets as it votes to condemn Russia's annexations of Ukrainian territory

UN General Assembly Condemns Russia 'Illegal Annexation' Of Ukraine Land

UN General Assembly condemns Russia 'illegal annexation' of Ukraine land

Many Brazilians saw Simone Tebet, a lawyer and university professor, for the first time when she took stage the night of August 29, 2022 for the presidential race's first televised debate

Meet The Feisty Woman Kingmaker In Brazil's Presidential Runoff

Meet the feisty woman kingmaker in Brazil's presidential runoff

Iraq has yet to form a government after general elections more than a year ago

Crisis-hit Iraq Makes Latest Bid To Elect President

Crisis-hit Iraq makes latest bid to elect president

Uganda has reported 54 cases of Ebola

Uganda Leader Cracks Down On Traditional Healers To Stem Ebola

Uganda leader cracks down on traditional healers to stem Ebola

Ohaj Soliman, a 43-year old labourer in Sudan, says he regrets that his children must work

Sudan Schools Crisis Threatens Grim Future For Children

Sudan schools crisis threatens grim future for children

Sarah Abitbol and her pairs partner Stephane Bernadis performing during a gala exhibition in Malmo, Sweden in 2003

Ex-French Skater Abitbol 'Feels Punished' For Revealing Abuse

Ex-French skater Abitbol 'feels punished' for revealing abuse

"Impressionism: Pathways to Modernity" at the Louvre Abu Dhabi runs until February 5, 2023, featuring masterpieces on loan from the Musee d'Orsay in Paris

Louvre Abu Dhabi Marks Five Years With Major Impressionism Show

Louvre Abu Dhabi marks five years with major Impressionism show

The yield on Britain's 30-year bond, or gilt, rose back above five percent and close to a 24-year peak

BoE Fails To Reassure Over Emergency Intervention

BoE fails to reassure over emergency intervention

Industrial action to demand pay rises has paralysed six out of seven fuel refineries in France

Striking French Refinery Workers Defy Government Threats

Striking French refinery workers defy government threats

A Myanmar junta court has added another six years to ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi's prison sentence

Myanmar Junta Courts Prolong Japanese Journalist, Suu Kyi Jail Terms

Myanmar junta courts prolong Japanese journalist, Suu Kyi jail terms

The Ukrainian army claimed swathes of territory in a counter-offensive

On Ukraine's Southern Front, Soldiers Eye Kherson By Winter

On Ukraine's southern front, soldiers eye Kherson by winter

Everyone is welcome at The Trial, says Kabre, who plays that evening with a German DJ

The Coups, The Judge And 'The Trial': Burkinabe Bar Pokes Fun At Chaos

The coups, the Judge and 'The Trial': Burkinabe bar pokes fun at chaos

Russia for two days pummelled Ukraine with mass strikes aimed in particular at energy facilities

Ukraine Claims New Gains After Days Of Mass Russian Strikes

Ukraine claims new gains after days of mass Russian strikes

The protests over Amini's death has seen young women, university students and schoolchildren remove their headscarves and face up to security forces on the streets

Iranians To Rally Over Crackdown In Mahsa Amini's Home Province

Iranians to rally over crackdown in Mahsa Amini's home province

The G7 is set to meet on Tuesday to discuss Russia's recent bombing blitz across Ukraine

Zelensky Pleads For Ukraine 'Air Shield' After Russian Onslaught

Zelensky pleads for Ukraine 'air shield' after Russian onslaught

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