Marcus Webb

UN judges deny Ratko Mladić's release request, citing prison comfort despite his deteriorating health and life stage.

UK's Labour Party faces a leadership crisis in 2026, raising questions about its future role and impact on geopolitics.

The redevelopment of Sydney's historic Department of Lands building highlights the blend of heritage preservation and modern design, winning a prestigious award.

Clashes in Port-au-Prince claim 78 lives amid Haiti's escalating gang violence, highlighting increasing insecurity challenges in the region.

Angela Rayner, ex-Deputy PM of the UK, is exonerated from tax mishap allegations, raising discussions on political accountability and transparency.

The BBC identifies a major player in the smuggling operations facilitating illegal crossings, highlighting the global human trafficking crisis.

Thomas Nicolon's lens brings the Congo Basin's rich biodiversity and cultural tapestry to the world with his new book 'Kongo', capturing the essence of the rainforest.

A pivotal Iraqi Kurd known as 'Kardo Ranya' orchestrates migrant crossings in the English Channel, continuing to evade capture.

Paris sees a rise in dog-friendly cafés, offering culinary delights for dogs and owners, reinforcing the city's unique coexistence between humans and pets.

Richard Werstine, accused of killing rock singer Rodney Barger in 1993, was arrested in Panama after evading capture for over 30 years.

Air India's financial woes and leadership gaps deepen as it awaits a pivotal crash report, raising concerns over its recovery and broader aviation implications.

Israel's participation in Eurovision ignites backlash amid Gaza conflict; notable boycotts highlight geopolitical tensions.