Over the weekend, Japan’s crown prince and others released eight crested ibises in north-central Japan. It was the first time ...

Alex Saab, one of ousted President Nicolás Maduro’s most important fixers, is back in US custody for the second time. His ...

Ahead of the World Cup, Mexico City has turned the axolotl into a kind of unofficial mascot. The smiling salamander now ...

Venezuela’s opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to Norway, six months after receiving the Nobel Peace Prize ...

For the past three years, Nicaraguan authorities have held Brooklyn Rivera, the country’s most prominent Indigenous leader, ...

Weeks after The World first reported on allegations of forced labor at BYD’s new car factory in Hungary, authorities are ...

National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek has been walking across the globe for his project, Out of Eden Walk. And he marks every 100 mile checkpoint by interviewing the first person he sees. He joins ...

The Strait of Hormuz has now been closed for 88 days. And the impact of that closure, along with the US-Israel war with Iran ...

Pavel Vidal, a Cuban economist at Pontificia Javeriana University in Colombia and a former economist at Cuba’s Central Bank, ...

Lack of healthcare infrastructure and distrust of authorities are challenging efforts to confront the latest Ebola outbreak ...

South African musician Bakithi Kumalo is back on the road again with Paul Simon this summer playing tunes from Simon’s vast ...

After a months-long blackout, Iran has begun restoring internet access in the country. Iranians are appearing back online, ...