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BBC Verify has been assessing a video claiming to show a long-range Ukrainian drone attack on a Russian “shadow fleet” tanker ...

Act are currently being finalised and are expected to be presented to Parliament within the next three to four months, CEA ...

Singing about climate change can be a tough sell. But it seems to be working with the group GoldenOak gaining a following.

An exhibition rooted in a coastal village facing rapid industrial change, Matarbari Tales uses art, craft and storytelling to record everyday life while raising difficult questions about development, ...

As a child Andrew Ochieng survived the world's second deadliest parasite. Today he is working to stop this little-known killer from the back of a motorbike.

Tsay Keh Dene First Nation is suing B.C., alleging a secret land policy is fuelling conflict between First Nations and ...

E very October, when the Nobel Prizes are announced, readers receive a gift: we are reminded that literature is vast—vaster than empires, to coin a phrase. Chances are, the laureate for literature ...

UNISFA was established in 2011 in Abyei, the disputed oil-rich region between Sudan and South Sudan. Its mandate includes monitoring and verifying the redeployment of forces from the region, ...

Here is the testimony of Yatch Bamford, Chairman of the Pit River Tribe before the House Committee on Natural Resources ...

The NAACP hosted a summit to address the environmental justice concerns caused by the expansion of data centers in Black, brown and low-income communities, calling for greater transparency and ...

The government also deployed the military and the General Service Unit (GSU) to aid in security operations in the affected ...