Travel
Here’s How Travel Agents Can Win an Arctic Trip From…
Quark Expeditions has launched the "Ultimate Summer in The Arctic Sweepstakes," a points-based contest for travel advisors. The competition offers 10 winne
When and where are the 2025 golf majors held and…
Watching the majors always whets the appetites of amateur golfers. And while the desire to get
Blazers’ NBA Cup Group Features Challenges
The Portland Trail Blazers are marking their calendars and polishing their scouting reports for the Emirates NBA Cup, which is set to begin on Nov. 12. Last
Do tampons contain ‘alarming’ quantities of lead and arsenic?
Tampons, which are used by millions of women, may carry “alarming” amounts of toxic metals including lead, arsenic and cadmium, a study by academics in the
Desperate Zimbabweans cross Zambia border for cheaper healthcare, medicines
Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe – At 5pm at the Victoria Falls border post, Margaret Tshuma – who has a 24-hour day pass to be in Zambia – is in a rush to return
‘Last chance’: Activist Leonard Peltier’s family reflects on life in…
For decades, the family has pushed for Peltier’s release. But he was previously denied parole in 2009, and attempts to petition for a presidential pardon have
‘I’ll never see him again’: Attacks killing aid workers in…
Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo – It was Sunday, June 30, two days after M23 rebels seized Kanyabayonga, a strategic city in Lubero territory in the De
Chinese risk perilous journey in search of ‘freedom’ in the…
Last year, Chinese businessman Li Xiaosan and his teenage son travelled 5,000 kilometres (3,107 miles) through Central America to reach the United States. In Co
Gen Z, social media helping fuel spiritual tourism in India
Varanasi, India – In India, some members of Generation Z prefer temples over nightclubs. Shivam Dwivedi, a native of Prayagraj district in the northern Indian
Sport clubs in the crosshairs? Argentina’s austerity measures prompt debate
Marengo also describes them as a place of resistance. Now 72, he joined Franja de Oro in 1962, following in the footsteps of his grandfather who had been the gr
‘Agony and pain’: US health professionals reflect on the horrors…
The hospital where Sabha and Khan were stationed was also feeling a strain. Though it was designed for 200 people, it housed more than 10,000, according to Sabh
How Israel destroyed Gaza’s ability to feed itself
At the start of summer, Gaza's fields are usually bursting with ripening crops and fruits of all colours, scents and sizes. But, nearly nine months into Israel
