Bangladesh vaccinating Rohingya refugees amid virus surge Bangladesh’s government and aid agencies started vaccinating Rohingya refugees as a virus surge raises health risks in the camps
Chinese, Russian militaries hold drills in northwest China Chinese and Russian military forces are engaged in joint exercises in northwestern China as ties grow between the two autocratic states amid uncertainty over instability in Afghanistan
Welcome to ‘Trump world,’ the climate future scientists fear Among the possible future scenarios charted in the IPCC’s landmark report is one in which Trump-style politics leads to a scary surge in global temperatures.
Survivors of Guatemalan mudslide face death or emigration The 1,000 survivors of a mudslide that buried a Guatemalan town are living in squalor, in a makeshift settlement that offers only hunger and death
Guinea orders 155 people into isolation after West Africa’s first case of Marburg virus is detected The virus, considered Ebola's cousin, has a fatality rate of up to 88 percent.
Lionel Messi agrees Paris St-Germain deal after Barcelona exit - Guillem Balague Lionel Messi agrees a deal with Paris St-Germain to join the French club, says BBC Sport columnist Guillem Balague.
Women filmmakers denounce Spanish cinema prize for Depp Spain’s most high-profile group of female filmmakers has denounced the San Sebastian film festival’s decision to award Johnny Depp its highest honor for acting
Tourists told to leave island of Martinique as French territory faces increased restrictions amid wave of Covid-19 cases Martinique ordered tourists to leave the island on Tuesday ahead of the implementation of stricter Covid-19 restrictions, as part of the French overseas territory’s “second phase” of lockdown measures.
Massive wildfire on Greek island of Evia devours forests A massive wildfire burning for days on the northern tip of Greece’s second largest island continues to devour forests, its thick smoke hanging in the streets of a nearby town as hundreds of firefighters battle to save what they can
Police identify man who mailed THREE BULLETS and threatening letter to Pope Francis – media Police have identified a man who mailed bullets to Pope Francis and are looking for his whereabouts, a report says. The envelope with a threatening letter was sent amid the Vatican’s biggest embezzlement case in modern history.
Europe Reopened to Americans. Why, It Asks, Hasn’t the U.S. Reciprocated? America’s borders remain closed to most European travelers during the pandemic, even those fully vaccinated. With fears of the Delta variant raging, there appears to be no end in sight.Peter Fuchs, 87, at his home in Hanover, Germany.
'Please help us end this nightmare': Desperate teens' climate crisis plea to Boris Johnson As part of the Mirror's NextGen International project, teenagers from the Solomon Islands call on the Prime Minister and other world leaders to address the climate crisis that is destroying their homes
The State of the American Mall The pandemic has changed shopping habits. Today, we take a look at what’s happening with malls in the U.S.A former Macy’s at the now-closed Metrocenter Mall in Glendale, Ariz.
'My house roof was blown off by a deadly cyclone while I shivered inside' As part of the Mirror's NextGen International series, two teenagers describe how a night of celebration quickly turned into devastation when a cyclone destroyed their coastal village in the Solomon Islands
Analysis: Things look grim in Afghanistan, even with US airpower. In 21 days, they could be much worse • Besieged on a 'Taliban-made island,' Kandahar's residents see no way out • Watch: This is what the frontline of the Taliban's brutal advance looks like
'My two brothers aged 6 and 10 drowned three years apart due to rising sea levels' In the first of the Mirror's NextGen International project, teenagers from the Solomon Islands write about their experiences of the climate emergency. Here, Jerma Batzy, 15, shares the tragic story of how rising sea levels contributed to the deaths of her brothers
Germany's train drivers plan to go on nationwide strike The head of Germany's train driver’s union says members plan to go on a nationwide strike starting Tuesday night
Thai government backs down on criticized media restrictions Thailand’s government has backed down from widely-criticized regulations to broaden its ability to restrict media reports and social media posts about the coronavirus pandemic
‘We are ready to fight’: Seniors at a girls-only high school in Afghanistan face an uncertain future “Young boys are fleeing the country. But girls remain,” said Zarghoona High School Principal Nasrin Noorzai.
Massive wildfire on Greek island of Evia devours forests A massive wildfire burning for days on the northern tip of Greece’s second largest island continues to devour forests, its thick smoke hanging in the streets of a nearby town as hundreds of firefighters battle to save what they can
Longtime AP journalist Ahn Mu-hun dies at age 97 Ahn Mu-hun, a longtime Associated Press journalist who covered South Korea’s stunning economic rise from the devastation of the 1950-53 Korean War and its transition from dictatorship to democracy in the 1980s, has died at age 97