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Rescuers move US caver, trapped underground in Turkey, closer to surface
Turkish authorities say 40-year-old explorer Mark Dickey could be rescued by Tuesday amid wide-reaching rescue effort.
Here’s how to help earthquake-hit Morocco reduce the risk of disease
To stay alive, earthquake survivors need access to clean drinking water and proper sanitation services as a priority.
What caused the rare deadly earthquake in Morocco?
Experts believe the African plate moved north and collided with the Eurasian plate, causing the quake.
Nigeria boat accident death toll rises as dozens remain missing
Local communities help in search operations after the boat carrying over 100 people capsized in the Niger River.
After slew of disasters, Greeks wonder what is happening to their democracy
Floods, wildfires and a deadly train collision this year have raised questions about the competence of the government.
An Algerian outpouring of support for Moroccans after earthquake
Algeria is opening its airspace and standing in solidarity with Morocco despite decades of diplomatic tensions.
At least 150 killed as devastating Storm Daniel sweeps eastern Libya
Dozens remain missing, as powerful storm and floods collapses buildings in Libya's east.
Sami activist protests in front of Norwegian parliament over wind turbines
Part of Europe's biggest wind turbine farm was built on land traditionally used by the Indigenous Sami community.
Fifty years ago, Chile’s army ousted a president and everything changed
Augusto Pinochet is remembered as the dictator whose regime tortured, killed and disappeared thousands of people.
Dutch court sentences Pakistani ex-cricketer who threatened Geert Wilders
Khalid Latif posted a video in 2018 offering three million rupees for the death of the far-right Islamophobe.