Oleksandr Donii was one of the leaders of student-led protests for sovereignty and political reform in 1990 that preceded Ukraine’s declaration of independence. He remembers thinking the fight for autonomy would take decades.

With US foreign policy in flux, Japan and South Korea are finding common ground on trade, defense, and demographic challenges.

In Pakistan, hundreds are in jail on charges of blaspheming Islam. Rights groups say some of these cases are due to bad actors entrapping victims online.

The rapid adoption of solar energy was initially encouraged by the government in power-starved Pakistan, but officials now fear it is spreading too quickly.

Sex workers and transgender people are among South Africa's most vulnerable populations after the Trump administration slashed U.S. foreign aid and U.S.-funded health clinics dispensing HIV medication

For decades, many flight attendants in North America weren’t paid for ground work. The Air Canada strike marks a shift.

The sale of human remains under the guise of curiosities and antiques on the internet is well-known. Some could be going to extremes to cash in on the demand.

Hungarian filmmaker Dorka Vermes, whose debut feature "Árni" was nominated for a Queer Lion Award at the 2023 Venice Film Festival, is developing her sophomore effort, "Places Half Empty," a film that's billed as a controversial and intimate portrait of a queer relationship in the context of Viktor Orbán's Hungary.