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From Ukraine developments and China’s Covid surge to renewable energy and hope for the AmazonA near-inevitable global recession sparked by a lengthening war in Europe’s frozen east; an energy crisis coupled with soaring inflation; Covid-19 finally runn…
Read MoreAt least 162 people killed after magnitude-5.6 quake triggered landslides, damaging homes and leaving thousands displaced Continue reading…
Read MoreYoung girls illegally work the mines in north-east India, risking disease and death, while trying to better their lives at schoolWords by Elle Kurancid, photography by Walaa Alshaer Continue reading…
Read MoreFrom a bombastic Boris Johnson speech to an impassioned plea from the Barbados PM, here’s how first full day played outCop27 live – latest news updatesOn a jam-packed first full day, we heard from António Guterres, the UN secretary general, who dramati…
Read MoreMore than 150 people were killed as mostly young people flooded the narrow, sloping streets of Itaewon to celebrate Halloween‘I don’t know how to live’: grief over loved ones lost in Seoul’s deadly Halloween crowd crushOn Saturday night, tens of thousa…
Read MoreInfluential National party figure said he had never voted ‘anything other than right’, but that some on the right were ‘getting pretty crazy’Former New Zealand prime minister Sir John Key has suggested he would have voted for Donald Trump in the 2016 U…
Read MoreLaunch was the sixth in 12 days and the first since an intermediate-range missile was fired over Japan on TuesdayNorth Korea fired two short-range ballistic missile toward its east coast in the direction of Japan, after joint South Korean and US missil…
Read MoreAfter a couple of years of subdued celebrations, the Mumbai crowds are back out in force bringing more and bigger idols – but with a greater awareness of their environmental impact Text and photographs by Catherine DavisonThe orange shirts of hundreds …
Read MoreThe birthday ‘cake’ given to New Zealand MP Chris Hipkins raised many questions. We attempt to answer themWhat am I looking at? Is that a cake in the shape of a sausage roll, or a sausage roll in the shape of a cake?Would either one of those answers be…
Read MoreFrom music to movies, technology to food, the world has fallen in love with everything South Korean. Ahead of a big London exhibition, Tim Adams visits Seoul in search of the origins of hallyu – the Korean waveOur critics on where to start with Korean …
Read MoreWorkers have put the finishing touches to towering statues of the elephant god Ganesha in time for one of India’s biggest religious festivals, under way again after Covid lockdowns. The 11-day Ganesh Chaturthi festival, which draws tens of thousands of…
Read MorePM office says journalists cannot operate in the Pacific as they do in other countries, accusing Australia’s ABC of ‘racial profiling’ in China coverage The Solomon Islands government has reportedly threatened to ban foreign journalists from entering t…
Read MoreSeven members reached the summit with the hope of inspiring the next generation of Black outdoor enthusiastsThe first all-Black climbing group to reach the summit of Mount Everest was recovering back at the bottom of the mountain on Thursday and celebr…
Read More‘Shortcut’ tunnel at Punggye-ri nuclear testing centre could see it operational within a month, sources tell South Korean news agencyNorth Korea may be making rapid preparations to carry out a nuclear weapons test for the first time in more than four y…
Read MoreAs the UK Treasury pushes for free tests to be scrapped, here’s how charges look in other countriesUK Treasury pushes to end most free Covid testing despite experts’ warningsIn Australia, a federal scheme introduced at the end of January allows pension…
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