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Global - The TikTok video begins, like most other travel shots on the platform, with a selfie of the user and their companions sitting on a plane and walking through an airport. But unlike the
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Hong Kong - Shares in Hong Kong fell to their lowest level since the global financial crisis after an important speech by the mayor on Wednesday. The underlying Hang Seng index fell more than 3%
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Ukraine - Russia's grip on Kherson seemed increasingly fragile after the weekend, when all civilians were ordered to evacuate immediately in the face of an advancing Ukrainian counter-offensive. The Russian administration of the occupied city
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Global - There may not always be a good match between a job and the workers hired to do it. In these cases, companies and bosses may decide they want the employee to leave. Some
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Malawi - Malawian authorities found four bodies in the woods near where dozens more were found in a mass grave on Wednesday. Police say the bodies were found yesterday morning less than a mile from
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Chad - According to the country's prime minister, security forces in the capital of Chad, N'Djamena, have forcibly dispersed rallies demanding for a quicker transition to democratic governance, resulting in at least 50 deaths and
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Iran - A teachers' union in Iran has called for a nationwide teachers' strike to protest the recent deaths and detentions of students in the country, the Coordinating Council of Iranian Professional Teacher Associations (CCITTA)
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UK - Rating agency Moody's downgraded the UK economic outlook to "negative" due to political instability and high inflation. Moody's changed its outlook for the UK, which is an indicator of the likelihood of debt
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Global - It is sometimes said that some people just never grow up after high school. For better or worse, this may mean that bad habits from our youth may follow us into our working
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Syria - Two British mothers have gone to court to end their year long struggle of release from detention camp in Syria. Legal action was called for as both have been struggling to get out
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