Thousands of Poles joined marches Sunday in defence of the late pope, St. John Paul II, following a TV documentary that alleged he covered up child sex abuse involving clergy in his native Poland before his election as pontiff.
Iraq, KRG reach deal to resume oil exports: Kurdish official
Turkey had stopped extracting oil from the Kurdish region to its Ceyhan port after Iraq won an arbitration case.
Pakistan ‘slipping into authoritarianism’ as fears of political violence grow
EXCLUSIVE: Mirza Mueen, a Pakistani businessman in his early thirties, told the Express.co.uk that the present crisis was all about corruption.
Police reform divides community where cop killed Black man
City leaders in Grand Rapids insist policing reforms and outreach to the Black community ensured protests following the killing of a Black motorist by a white police officer last April did not devolve into violence and destruction.
Japanese minister protests over detention of citizen during trip to China
The diplomatic visit by Japan’s foreign minister was the first in three years.
Iranians mark Nature’s Day as Nowruz holidays come to close
People across Iran celebrate Nature’s Day, better known as Sizdah Bedar, on the last day of Nowruz, or Persian New Year holidays, by camping outdoors in the nature.