Cuba is "prepared" for the possibility of Donald Trump's re-election and the continuation of crushing US sanctions against the island, according to Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel.
Striking nurses have accused the Honduran government of treating them like animals, vowing that they will keep going until demands for increased pay and an end to the threat of dismissal are met.
Excavations by treasure hunters searching for a hoard of gold in the Philippines, said to have been hidden by a Japanese World War II general, are threatening to cause landslides in a remote village.
Canada is seeing in influx of professional Indians, motivated by more restrictive immigration policies under the Trump administration and the difficulty of obtaining green cards in the United States.
The first salvos have been fired in the trade negotiations battle between the United Kingdom and its now-erstwhile partner, the European Union.
The extended hand that wasn’t shaken and the literal shredding of the speech after it was delivered; two occurrences which book-ended and possibly overshadowed a night that was more about drama and visualisation than it might have been about substance.
The Caribbean seems to be blighted by earthquakes at present with the Cayman Islands being hit last month along with many other countries in the region.
The World Health Organisation(WHO) on Thursday upgraded the coronavirus outbreak to a global public health emergency.
With the United Kingdom now formally no longer a member of the European Union, the two top UK officials with portfolio responsibility for the Overseas Territories have set out to reassure and allay concerns about what this means for UK’s far-flung global outposts.
The Grenfell Tower fire disaster in 2017 killed 72 mostly black and Muslim people in the UK yet none of the companies involved in the refurbishment of the block of apartments has accepted responsibility.