When author and artist Noah Angell heard rumors that the British Museum in London was haunted, he set about documenting ghost ...

Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda have signed a peace deal brokered by the Trump administration. The World's Host ...

Today’s show focuses on families. We take a look at motherhood across the globe. Also, dads in Japan struggling to reform fatherhood. Meanwhile, Turkey names 2025 the “Year of the Family,” unveiling ...

She was once called “the most dangerous woman in Africa.” But Andrée Blouin described herself as an African woman “inflamed by injustice” on a mission to free her continent from colonial rule. She was ...

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan named 2025 as the “Year of the Family,” unveiling financial incentives for new parents and urging couples to have at least three children. Over the past two ...

Mother’s Day is a moment to recognize moms in many countries across the globe. One book follows the lives of four women — in the US, Kenya, Finland and Japan — as they enter a new chapter of life as ...

International students on campuses across the United States have found themselves caught up in political turmoil, as the ...

In today’s special looking at all things Japan, we bring updates on two key trade deals with China and the United States.

Toward the end of September last year, India achieved a historic victory in chess — winning the gold medal in both men’s and women’s Chess Olympiad in Budapest — considered the Olympics of chess. This ...

ACL tears are an ugly constant in the beautiful game of soccer. The anterior cruciate ligament is located in the knee, and can be torn during stops and starts and sudden changes in direction. The ...

Caster Semenya won her first Olympic gold medal in 2009. But claims that her naturally high levels of testosterone should disqualify her have marred her career. At times, she has been effectively ...

A collective of female skateboarders in Bolivia has caught the attention of the news media all over the world. That’s partly because of the clothes they wear. But, as The World’s Tibisay Zea reports, ...