Amid violence over land rights, the questions of heritage and who the land belongs to remain difficult to answer.
An EU embargo on Russian oil and a transit fee hike to use the Bosphorus Strait are reviving a shelved pipeline plan.
As one of British football’s first Black players, Walter Tull was a trailblazer. But then World War I broke out.
Zhen Street Kitchen serves authentic northeastern Chinese dishes in a cosy family-style restaurant in Doha.
This side could become only the second Asian nation to reach the quarter-finals of a World Cup.
Deep racial divides and lack of reform plague Fort Worth three years after Atatiana Jefferson was shot by white officer.
Support has improved in China for children with autism, but millions still need access to behavioural therapy, education
For some in the Yemeni capital, the tournament provides a welcome break from discussions about the continuing conflict.
Since Ghana’s controversial defeat to Uruguay at the 2010 World Cup, fans have been waiting for a rematch – and revenge.
A culture that began with local league football is now symbolic of patriotism, for Ghanaians supporting the Black Stars.
Tunisia outplayed France for a 1-0 historic win, but did not make it through to the knockout stage.
How scientists across Africa plan to use mRNA technology to fight diseases and tackle inequities in global health.
A video editor and photographer scrambles to support his family and afford his sons’ education.
The United States broke off diplomatic relations with Iran in 1980, but the enmity started decades earlier.
