Germany’s leading Roma and Sinti group recorded hundreds of incidents of discrimination and racism against the minority community in the past year, a report said Monday, warning that increasing nationalism and right-wing extremism is contributing to vi…

NHS leaders have warned that strikes by junior doctors and consultants this week will cause unprecedented disruption for patients, amid a historic joint walkout. Planned care is likely to come to a halt with thousands of appointments cancelled, as the …

It’s been a central argument for the United Auto Workers union: If Detroit’s three automakers raised CEO pay by 40% over the past four years, workers should get similar raises. UAW President Shawn Fain has repeatedly cited the figure, contrasting it wi…

French rescue workers have set up a field hospital in Libya’s flood-ravaged Derna, while teams from around the world including Russia, Algeria, and Jordan continue to comb through the rubble of damaged buildings in search of survivors a week after two …

Ukraine said Sunday that its forces had retaken Klishchiivka, a tactically important town south of the key frontline city of Bakhmut, as it pursues a counter-attack against Russia’s grinding offensive.

As the 78th session of the UN General Assembly opens, there is no single clear crisis set to dominate the General Debate, as none of the aforementioned ones have been resolved. But “global tensions will be as apparent as ever,” says FRANCE 24 UN corres…

Curtin University political analyst Professor Joe Siracusa says US Vice President Kamala Harris wouldn’t be able to “beat” anybody if she ran for president.

Discussions have grown over who would represent the Democrat Party in the upcoming presidentia…

Russell Brand’s former manager denies complaints were made to him.

Mick Jagger talks to CBC Q’s Tom Power about what went into making The Rolling Stones’ first original record in 18 years, how writing with Keith Richards has changed over the decades, remembering drummer Charlie Watts and having Paul McCartney play bas…

With Sudan entering its sixth month of fighting in a war that has forced over 2.8 million people to flee, many of those who initially stayed behind to shelter in their homes are now desperate to leave as well. Hundreds of families are queuing outside p…