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The May December director's 2019 film is uncharacteristically realist - but it's also an existential horror about the toxicity of the modern world If you were to wander accidentally into the opening scenes of Dark Waters...

IQAir labelled Milan 'unhealthy' over PM 2.5 levels, triggering limits on daytime traffic Milan was under a blanket of smog on Tuesday as a row broke out over data from a monitoring group that ranked the northern Italian...

Agricultural sector hit by post-Brexit turmoil with protests over trade deals, environmental legislation and rising costs Rishi Sunak will promise farmers the "largest ever" grant scheme tomorrow, as well as the creation...

After being the only member of the UN Security Council to twice veto resolutions calling for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war, the Biden administration is preparing a ceasefire proposal of its own. Al Jazeera on Monda...

For some of us, the yearly visits might not be doing much to boost long-term health.

The wife of the dead Putin critic says Russian authorities are waiting until nerve agent traces disappear.

The head of the environment watchdog has ordered farmers to clean up their act on river pollution, telling them it is time to "take their medicine".

The first federal trial over a hate crime based on gender identity began in South Carolina, where a man faces charges that he killed a Black transgender woman and then fled to New York.

Its president has a commitment to free speech and dialogue.

800 drones will make their way to Ukraine starting this spring, at an expense of $70 million; drones are versatile and can move supplies and gather intelligence.

As Adam Schiff is learning in California, the party's split on the issue is significant.

Tidying is good for mental health. Experts explain how to make it a habit.

Lufthansa operates numerous routes between the UK and Germany.

Joe Ousalice has cancer and fears he will die before he gets any money from the UK government.

A New York man is waiting to be extradited to Germany for allegedly raping and murdering a woman in 1978 while he was stationed in Ludwigsburg.

Animal welfare groups say smell from the build-up of faeces and ammonia on the ship are indicative of the conditions animals endure Authorities in Cape Town have launched an investigation after a foul stench swept over t...

Rached Ghannouchi, the 82-year-old co-founder of Tunisia's Ennahda opposition party, began a hunger strike in prison Monday over an incarceration he alleges is unjust.

Japan is the only country in the world that requires spouses to use the same name, but after decades of inaction, appetite for change is building For Akiko Saikawa, the administrative nightmare began soon after she marri...

LockBit's website under control of security agencies from both sides of Atlantic, according to post LockBit, a notorious cybercrime gang that holds its victims' data to ransom, has been disrupted in a rare international ...

Martine Moïse, the widow of President Jovenel Moïse, was charged by a Haitian judge with conspiring in his assassination. She was seriously injured in the attack.

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis claims the government is unable to offer further economic assistance to the nation's disgruntled farmers, who are threatening Athens with tractors.

A building collapse in Choueifat, Lebanon, a southern suburb of Beirut, left four people dead and three others injured on Monday night.