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We meet doctors at Johannesburg's 'Bara' hospital who are tackling eye problems among South Africa's poor communities.

Nearly six years ago, at least 10 Catholic churches dating back to Spanish colonial times were destroyed.

Around 2,400 US troops have been killed since the US invaded Afghanistan in 2001 to go after the Taliban.

Demonstrators seek to bring international attention to Hong Kong's political crisis, now in its 14th week.

New law says animals must be stunned before slaughter, winning activists' support but upsetting Jews and Muslims.

Protests dominated Moscow's streets for weeks after opposition candidates were banned from running in local elections.

Work and pensions secretary resigns from government and party in protest over handling of Brexit crisis.

As Israeli settlements expand, Palestinians lose their land and their homes are being demolished.

Dagestan-born Russian fighter lands rear naked choke, forcing his US opponent to tap midway through the third round.

Appointment of Prince Abdulaziz is the first time Saudi prince from the ruling Al Saud family heads energy ministry.

MPs ready for legal fight over possible delay to UK's exit from EU with PM Johnson non-committal over new Brexit bill.

Anger remains despite government withdrawing a controversial extradition legislation.

Toppled 75-year-old leader is charged with possessing illicit foreign currency and unauthorised use of foreign funds.

Hurricane Dorian now threatens Canada while Typhoon Lingling makes landfall and Faxai won't be long but threatens Tokyo.

Arthur Graaff's father was a Dutch resistance fighter. He says the exhibition glorifies the Nazi era and should be banned.

When the fighting began, a three-month state of emergency was imposed. The army was deployed, there were dozens of arrests and weapons were...

Hiring slowdown suggests cracks are forming in the economy as trade war with China chips away at business confidence.

Activists collect evidence of systematic rape and torture in Libya, speaking to victims caught up in the state's crisis.

Women in Sudan make up more than 50 percent of the population, and have played a key role in the recent uprising that led to the end of the...

A Listening Post special on media coverage of Xinjiang, both inside China and beyond.

Both sides have increased and added tariffs in recent weeks - affecting global markets and supply chains.

At least two others injured and power to 57,000 household disrupted by Typhoon Lingling, according to authorities.

As new death toll of 43 from Hurricane Dorian is confirmed, Bahamas officials warn number will rise 'significantly'.

Landmark development could be a step towards easing Russia-Ukraine tensions.

Tehran says this will boost stockpile of enriched uranium but adds it will allow IAEA to monitor its nuclear programme,