Two missionaries released in Haiti after group kidnapping
Two missionaries kidnapped in Haiti over a month ago have been released, according to a statement by the US-based Christian Aid Ministries.
Residents evacuated from Italian island Vulcano over carbon dioxide levels
Most of the 250 permanent residents of a volcanic Italian island have been told to evacuate after levels of carbon dioxide in the air spiked dangerously, causing respiratory problems to people and their pets.
Sudan's military chief reinstates ousted prime minister
Sudan's military chief on Sunday reinstated Abdalla Hamdok as prime minister, almost a month after he was ousted in a military takeover.
Violent clashes erupt during anti-lockdown demonstrations in Europe
Protests in European countries against new Covid-19 restrictions turned violent over the weekend as cases continue to rise in the continent.
El Salvador plans first 'Bitcoin City', backed by bitcoin bonds
El Salvador plans to build the world's first "Bitcoin City", funded initially by bitcoin-backed bonds, President Nayib Bukele said on Saturday, doubling down on his bet to harness the crypto currency to fuel investment in the Central American country.
Mexican authorities find 600 migrants hidden in two trailers in Veracruz
Mexican authorities have reported finding some 600 migrants on Friday hidden in two trailers traveling through the state of Veracruz, according to the country's National Migration Institute (INM).
WTA chief: New video of Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai 'insufficient' to assure her safety
A reporter with Chinese state media posted two short video clips of Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai to Twitter on Saturday.
The victims of the Belarus border crisis were obvious. For Poland's government, it was a useful distraction
It was clear who the losers were in the dispute between Poland and Belarus. The thousands of migrants who became stranded on the border in freezing conditions had their dreams of a new future in Europe dashed, and some are now being repatriated to their home countries. But for Poland's government, the crisis helped to divert attention from a series of uncomfortable issues.
She died from a snakebite. The real killer was her husband
Uthra's mother found her daughter lying motionless in bed at the family home, her left arm dotted with blood.
Opinion: Where Xi's China is heading
Imagine, for a moment, what the world looks like to people living in China today — say, to an average couple.