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Pakistan’s new commuter train has eased rush hour for workers, but has also upended communities and ancestral homes.

How four households are resisting the city’s efforts to remove them and gentrify their historically Black neighbourhood.

French president faces tough balancing act, pressured to appeal to the right, but not so far as to...

The story of unrequited love set in 1960s Hong Kong, romanticised the image of a city in constant flux.

As a Palestinian, I constantly find myself asking where I belong. The answer is that there is no space for me.

It revolutionised the world, from transport to means of production, but after 160 years, a new electrical future awaits.

Widespread illegal logging is endangering Romania’s old-growth forests, which are disappearing at an alarming rate.

Tesfaye has suggested the Muslim community should support the ‘right’ to have sex before marriage for Muslim women.

Crowds gather in the Buenos Aires neighbourhood Maradona once called home to pay respects after footballer’s death.

Anti-government protest organisers say the movement continues to evolve amid the coronavirus outbreak.

The fugitive preacher and businessman has returned to Malawi from South Africa where he is wanted on fraud charges.

Peter Sutcliffe evaded justice for more than a decade as the police force labelled his victims “good” or “bad”.

Cash aid for struggling citizens could win hearts and minds for conservatives before presidential elections.

As Afghanistan’s neighbours shut their doors, many make the treacherous journey to Europe. But few find a welcome there.