Nadhira Al Harthy, the first Omani woman to summit Mount Everest, died last week in an avalanche that also claimed the lives ...

France’s first so-called “House of Diversity” has opened in Lyon. It’s a shared residential building for queer people aged 55 ...

Hundreds of people have been arrested across the Amazon this month in a sweeping five-country law enforcement operation going ...

Hundreds of people have been arrested across the Amazon this month in a sweeping five-country law enforcement operation going after a host of crimes in the world’s largest rainforest — from illegal ...

Statistically speaking, for every baby born in Japan, two people pass away. The country’s rapidly shrinking population is, according to Japanese officials, a “national emergency” threatening its ...

In India, extreme heat waves are becoming the new normal. For most people, air conditioning isn’t an option — forcing them to ...

Iranian music is inescapably political. Since the Islamic Revolution in 1979, music there has been subject to heavy ...

From DW, Inside Europe’s Rob Cameron reports about the small Slovak village that wants to drop its UNESCO designation because ...

Following a recent attack on a Pride parade in Berlin, attendees of the biennial WorldPride event, hosted this year by the ...

Filipino migration to San Diego ramped up at the turn of the 20th century, when the Philippines became a US territory. As the ...

Spanish composer Joaquin Rodrigo wrote a legendary melody, “Concierto de Aranjuez.” It’s been arranged over the years in ...

Cadmium, a heavy metal linked to cancers and other diseases, is worrying French consumers — who, on average show, show levels ...