The World: Latest Stories

South Africans work to keep migrating baby turtles alive

International fight over natural resources goes back to colonial days

Traditional Japanese art form combines storytelling and standup

New Israeli report finds 'systemic' rape central to Oct. 7 attack

Doctors in Prague give more accurate name to condition affecting 1 in 8 women

Families organize amid government funding cuts into rare disease research

France convenes African leaders in Kenya

Songs that inspired African liberation

British prime minister refuses to resign as party rift widens

US-Israeli war in Iran triggers plastic shortage in Asia

Doctor who discovered rare genetic disease balks at it being named after her

Venezuela's socialist revolution faces a reckoning

Hungary's incoming health minister busts a move ahead of boss's inauguration

Mexicans vanish, and it's not just criminals who are to blame

War is taking a toll on Russian coal

Musical duo 'Los Sara Fontan' takes sonic experimenting to the next level

What a scaled-back Victory Day Parade and growing security concerns say about Putin's Russia

Report: Gaza's farming system has collapsed

Sir David Attenborough, voice of the planet, turns 100

Pros and cons in the global flower market trade

The global cut flower industry faces a complex environmental dilemma, balancing the high carbon costs of international air freight against the energy-intensive heating required for year-round greenhouse production in Northern Europe. While transporting flowers from regions like Kenya generates significant emissions, st...