European Union leaders will sit down for a video conference with Chinese leaders today, for talks on topics ranging from trade ties to climate concerns. But Beijing’s increasingly undemocratic behaviour has shed...
What’s behind Latin America’s severe coronavirus death toll? | COVID-19 Special
Parts of Latin America are finding a new normal amid the pandemic but tragedy remains a reality for many across the region. Brazil has seen the highest number of coronavirus cases in the region. Officials there say the...
Boris Johnson wins Commons backing for Brexit powers that breach international law – BBC News
The prime minister Boris Johnson has faced scathing criticism in the House of Commons – and from five former prime ministers – as he called on MPs to back his controversial Internal Market Bill. The new law...
Kenyan schoolyard turned into farmyard amid Covid-19 shutdown
Schoolyard is turned into farmyard in Kenya as decision to close schools until January because of the new coronavirus leaves many of its schools struggling to survive. Adesewa Josh tells us more.
Artists in Hong Kong continue to protest through their work
Artists in Hong Kong are worried they could become targets after China introduced a national security law in the semi-autonomous city. Almond Li went to meet two artists who still have a lot to say through their work.
Officers fire tear gas at protesters during rally vs police brutality in Colombia
Police deployed tear gas on the streets of Bogota as protesters continued to decry police brutality in the country for the fifth day in a row. Hundreds of protesters were chanting and confronting police officers in the...
Navalny saga | OPCW is sent samples but Russia made to wait for access
According to Berlin, Alexey Navalny was poisoned with a chemical nerve agent from the Novichok group, and that assessment has been confirmed by French and Swedish labs. Russia’s request to access that evidence...














