Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a ceasefire deal, but it depended on Hezbollah stopping attacks – and the militant group says it rejects the agreement. Moreover, Israel has warned fighting continues in southern...
Chilean police violently restrain students protesting education budget cuts
Thousands of students protested in Santiago on June 3 against President Jose Antonio Kast’s austerity measures and education budget cuts. The national strike, called by student federation Confech, led to violent clashes...
Vietnam launches campaign to reclaim Hanoi streets from vendors
The streets of Vietnam’s capital have long been more than just places to walk. Stalls have been part of the city’s culture for generations. Now a campaign to bring them into order has drawn mixed reactions...
Gaza races to preserve what remains of its archaeological history
In the ruins of Gaza’s museums and heritage sites, volunteers are racing to salvage fragments from hundreds of years of history, recovering artefacts from the dust piece by piece. Ashraf Shannon reports from Gaza.
Bodycam captures Colorado police rescuing driver trapped in floodwaters
Police officers rescued a woman from a vehicle stranded in floodwaters after severe storms brought heavy rain, hail, and flash flooding to Colorado, US on June 1. Bodycam footage showed officers walking through...
Taiwan vigil marks 37 years since Tiananmen Square crackdown
Watch live coverage of a candlelight vigil in Taipei, commemorating the 37th anniversary of the June 4, 1989 Tiananmen crackdown. Over seven weeks in 1989, student-led pro-democracy protests centered on Beijing’s...