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Pushkina's proposed law against domestic violence has been attacked for damaging 'traditional values'
World
19.08.2024
Russian ex-TV host spearheads 'mission' against domestic violence
Slovak entrepreneur Marian Kocner, seen in February 2018, is accused of ordering the murder of investigative journalist Jan Kuciak, whose killing triggered mass protests that toppled the then prime minister
World
19.08.2024
Murdered Slovak reporter case pre-trial hearing opens
Municipal spokesman for the Republican People's Party (CHP), Tarik Balyali, lamented that "some state banks are not keen even to pick up the phone to talk with us, let alone deliver loans"
World
19.08.2024
Istanbul opposition mayor faces financial squeeze
Keiko Fujimori (C) is pictured in November 2019 after her release from pre-trial detention on corruption allegations
World
19.08.2024
Peru's Fujimori in political pause ahead of new court hearing
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Tripoli is home to Christians from countries including the Philippines, India and Pakistan, as well as sub-Saharan Africa
World 19.08.2024
Christians seek seasonal solace in war-torn Libya
Months of protests in Sudan brought an end to autocrat Omar al-Bashir's three-decade rule
World 19.08.2024
Sudan marks anniversary of uprising that ousted Bashir
Israel has approved a plan to build a cable car to ferry visitors from western Jerusalem to near the Western Wall
World 19.08.2024
Jerusalem cable car controversy hangs over Old City
Kentucky bourbon has been among the spirits that have become unlikely pawns in the US-EU trade conflict
World 19.08.2024
Trade war hangover: Spirits industry tries to avoid tariff crossfire
The apartheid era legacy of domestic staff 'living in' makes it easier for employers to ignore labour laws, say advocacy groups in South Africa
World 19.08.2024
S.Africa still hobbled by abusive legacy of domestic work
Cuba President Miguel Diaz-Canel (left) and Communist Party First Secretary Raul Castro will be involved in naming a prime minister
World 19.08.2024
Cuba to name first prime minister in 40 years
Brazil is home to hundreds of foreign ex-convicts -- like onetime South African drug runner Portia Dliwayo, seen here -- who struggle to survive while completing their parole requirements
World 19.08.2024
On parole, foreign ex-convicts battle to survive in Brazil
A man walks past a boarded up shoe store in valparaiso with graffiti that reads "Keep fighting!"
World 19.08.2024
Once picture-perfect, Valparaiso bears scars of Chile protests
For the past two decades, global tobacco use has been slowly dwindling
World 19.08.2024
'Turning point' as number of male smokers drops: WHO
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