And what can you learn about the world from who’s sponsoring a football shirt?
They could hold the key to boosting global food security
Is Hollywood relying on kids films instead of other genres?
We discuss the potential risks
And why more countries, including France and the UK, are calling for it
Growing up in Nigeria with albinism
Critics say that this genre provides a sanitised image of Brazil’s farming sector
Archetyp Market, the longest-running drug marketplace on the dark web, has been shut down
The science behind giant sinkholes
It's getting crowded out there
The ICJ says countries can sue each other for wrecking the climate
And are they a safe alternative to other contraceptive methods?
We explain who the groups are - and why fighting has broken out
From Jakarta to New York: How to save sinking cities
And what needs to happen for it to equal Afcon
We run through some claims about Cuba we’ve seen online
Why some people are great sleepers and others are not
The difficulties of exploring the ocean’s depths
And what this says about the state of romance
A new study suggests that teen girls struggle the most with loneliness
President William Ruto has ordered police to shoot looting protesters in the legs
Should we stop travelling all together?
But the environmental damage they cause can be immense
We also discuss the risks of AI therapy
They’ve been getting thousands of streams online
And why China wants to have the final say on who’s next
Sean “Diddy” Combs has been found guilty of transportation for prostitution
Politics is more of a deal-breaker for American Gen Z than older people
And why money has a lot to do with it.
...and what challenges does it face?
Some studies say they are six times more likely to get the injury than men
Scandalous affairs, hot vampires and over the top acting (and lots of slapping!)
And how much power does he have?
The changing use of laughing gas
Do you know someone obsessed with AI chat bots like ChatGPT?
Bain, from the K-pop boyband JUST B, came out as gay on stage in Los Angeles
From Greenland to Iraq: Preserving traditions in the face of drought and melting ice
The US Supreme Court rejected an attempt to revive the case
Pro-natalists warn civilisation will collapse otherwise.
Israel has struck the country’s nuclear facilities and scientists
The Punjabi rapper was shot dead in 2022
Do we need to shrink our economy to save the planet?
Walking your dog is now illegal in several Iranian cities
Maybe we need to forget about the gains and focus on the grains
It’s linked to seven years of drought
And why are airline baggage fees getting so expensive?
And how could the dismantling of USAID affect efforts to meet this target?
Global celebs and fashion influencers are buying Vietnamese brands
It's one potential solution to combat the loss of hunting grounds
…and the stigma that comes with it
But make sure it’s over by 6pm (by order of the government)
Do we now know for certain how the Ancient Egyptians built the Pyramids?
In South Korea, what presidential candidates are wearing is a hot topic
And how much do they really get from us streaming their songs?
We debunk the statements made by the US President
Israel has now allowed aid in - but distributing it is proving difficult
If so, President Trump thinks you’re a ‘stupid person’
Why not use human voices?
The WHO says 77% of women in Nigeria use skin-whitening products
A record number of students failed because of power cuts and technical issues
Thousands of people fly there each year for a new hairline - but is it safe?
Nicotine pouches are increasingly popular with young people in Europe and the US
And what legacy does he leave for Indian Test cricket?
How do the Big Ocean members make and perform their music?
All the background details you need to understand what’s been happening
Who is the new Pope, Robert Prevost, Leo XIV?
And are true crime shows bad for your brain?
And how does it impact democracy?
As a tourist hotspot, single-use plastic is used a lot
The popular moisturising product is under threat from human activity
And what can we learn from their ability to regrow their body parts?
From baby oil to “freak-offs”
Kenya hopes to use bio-piracy laws to crack down on wildlife smuggling
Spending a lot of time in zero gravity can have all sorts of consequences
Apps to analyse faces and book surgery are also becoming more popular
The office-core aesthetic isn’t just about style
Some K-beauty brands are expanding their colour ranges
The ‘Shape of You’ hitmaker sings in Farsi
And what’s the conclave and how is the next pope chosen?
TikTok and the US-China trade war collide
She went to space and she liked it
‘Tell Your Papa’ has been banned for violating the country’s broadcast code
Why animal euthanasia is such a complex subject
What are artificial reefs and are they good for our oceans?
And what do we know about the uncontacted tribe who lives there?
Is Jurassic Park about to become reality?
Could South Sudan have another civil war?
Taipei says certain posts present threats to national security
And how does it work?
Everything you need to know about President Trump and his favourite word
Scientists are getting experimental with how to protect rhinos from poaching
500 million women don’t have access to menstrual products
300 uni students have had their visas revoked after being in pro-Palestinian protests
Russia is transporting oil and avoiding sanctions
Myanmar earthquake: Why is it difficult to know the details?
Vice-President JD Vance's controversial visit has angered Greenlanders
India is the world’s biggest exporter of human hair
Tens of thousands of people have been protesting the arrest of the Istanbul mayor
Some places add fluoride to tap water to prevent tooth decay
AI tech is being used to harass South Korean women and girls.
And why is Finland number one?
From jade eggs to apple cider vinegar - why do these trends go viral?
And did they have enough underwear?
A fire ripped through the nightclub and killed at least 59 people
The numbers might not be huge, but they are going up
The Kingdom is becoming a major player in gaming
We talk lemurs, lions and polar bears
The Novi Sad railway tragedy has sparked months of protests
The Lazarus Group hackers have got the dollar (1.5 billion of it)
What we know about how microplastics impact us
Downloads of apps like Tinder are down, so could AI boost the numbers?
And how music can help you learn a language
Since Donald Trump froze USAID, there is a gap in global financing
A BBC investigation reveals dark side of TikTok
The European Agency says the chances it’ll hit earth are very low (but not impossible)
And the organised criminal gangs fuelling the demand.
“I want to be famous Naomi, but I want to be ‘have more sex Naomi’ “.
Spoiler alert: Not well
We explain how this animated film became such a success.
There’s less than a week until the 97th Academy Awards.
From the battlefield to the negotiating table
Can foggy air solve global water shortages?
...and could it wipe out our satellites?
We debunk false information about white farmers being forced off their land
Plus: We hear from the BBC Indian Sportswoman of the Year
The content creators that don’t actually exist
President Trump and the Central African Republic have them - but who’s buying them?
Children as young as eight are buying anti-ageing serums, creams and moisturisers.
Social media is being used to keep the world’s eyes on the conflict
And what’s happening with cases in India?
Witch hunts are still common across rural parts of Africa
We examine the evidence on female lawmakers around the world
Donald Trump and Elon Musk want to shut it down.
We bust the myths surrounding sex, semen and erections
Professional matchmakers services are on the rise for those looking for love
And why Bill Gates has been dragged into the conversation
And how peanut powder is being used to treat some allergies.
Some people are concerned about security and censorship
Who are M23? And what have they got to do with Rwanda?
Denial and distortion are present on all online platforms
Malaysia has the highest obesity rate in South East Asia
And what are authorities doing to save them?
And what happens when they flee abroad?
We look at how they're being used in The Philippines
Is this the biggest comeback of the year?
We explain how the inauguration works and Donald Trump’s priorities for his second term.
We explain where it all began and how all parties benefit
After 15 months of war and long negotiations, Israel and Hamas have reached a deal
The BBC goes into the fast fashion giant’s Chinese factories to find out
We follow one young Venezuelan woman’s journey on the deadly migration route
Helping you make sense of what’s happening in your world.
What has climate change got to do with the LA fires?
And what is the impact of carbon offsetting on the ground in Africa?
Tremors from the 7.1 magnitude quake were also felt in Nepal and parts of India
The richest man in the world, Elon Musk, has turned his attention to European politics
It’s thought almost half of all asthma sufferers in the world live in Africa
Horror films were some of the highest-earners in Bollywood in 2024
And what’s it like to go down the massive fiery pit, the Darvaza Crater?
We explain the Rights of Nature movement and ask - is it effective?
Authorities are still investigating the cause
The Nobel Prize winner has died aged 100
And is it ok to trademark the Vietnamese national dish “pho”?
South Africa’s government has banned it but hasn’t said when
We share tips on how to disagree with grace
In a mega-election year, women struggled to boost female representation
Plus, what are the protests about in Mozambique?
It’s the Urban Cycling World Championships in Abu Dhabi
And why are we seeing more of them?
The President-elect says he now has a ‘warm spot’ for the Chinese social media app
After the collapse of president Bashar al-Assad's rule can they return to their homes?
Schools in Chennai have a record of producing grandmasters
Grey wolves will now get less legal protection in the EU
And how the process works
Lights, camera… more action?
And how is the country trying to solve it?
And who are the Syrian rebels who toppled Assad’s rule?
We explain the latest K-pop drama - this time it’s NewJeans in the hot seat
We explore different approaches to social media and phone bans around the world
We make sense of the last 24 hours in the country
They accuse their increasingly authoritarian government of ditching their European future
And how you can identity it
A banana duct-taped to a wall sold for $6.2 million… it’s since been eaten
Helping you make sense of what’s happening in your world
There has been intense fighting between Israel and Hezbollah for over a year
Six tourists in Van Vieng have died of suspected methanol poisoning
A $300 billion climate deal was made, but many think it’s not enough
“Buy now, pay later” apps encourage young people to spend
Gay couples in Thailand can register their unions from January 2025
A video of an Iranian woman in her underwear has gained global attention
What a new bill could mean for Māori people
The US President-elect has appointed Musk to lead on government efficiency
Can you imagine sitting all of the most important exams of your life on one day?
We also explain how cannabidiol is different from THC
And will Trump’s re-election change anything?
The scandal could be a play for power in the central African country
How can you overcome a video game addiction?
In Nigeria and Ghana, the dream of owning property feels increasingly out of reach
That’s $20,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
He’s won more votes than he did in 2016, when he was first elected president
A year’s worth of rain hit the Valencia region last week
There’s a disagreement over who owns traditional knowledge
The scene is growing fast in Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Ethiopia and Ghana
Sending money to relatives abroad has become tougher for many
One women’s group wants to ban the US singer from performing
Why abortion rights are on the ballot
Many see a brighter future in Africa
Aramco has sponsorship rights for the Women's World Cup in 2027
And why there’s no such thing as a “perfect” vulva
Ten years ago thousands of Yazidis were killed and enslaved by Islamic State group
Union accused of murder, prostitution and torture
Some individuals are asserting their caste online, which others view as a step backwards.
We hear from super fans globally, and a psychotherapist
We explain the significance of Yahya Sinwar’s death
And why is Israel attacking UN peacekeepers in Lebanon?
Climate change and women’s rights are also top priorities
How Nasa’s Europa Clipper Mission could change life’s origin story
People are protesting the practice known as ‘galamsey’
We find out why poll predictions sometimes get it wrong
And what’s it got to do with the HPV vaccine?
We also look at Mpox in the Democratic Republic of Congo
And how are elite sporting events contributing to climate change?
It’s been one year since the attacks on the 7th October
Cuter animals get more attention and funding for conservation
And what kinds of weapons does it have?
We spill the tea on the health benefits
The BBC found evidence of modern slavery at a McDonald's franchise in the UK
How will Hassan Nasrallah’s death change Hezbollah?
Batman just got one - how much did he have to pay?
Egypt wants the Rosetta Stone and other artefacts to be returned
Yu Hyuk is in 1VERSE, the first K-pop boy band with North Korean members
Anura Kumara Dissanayake has been sworn in as the president
The human genome has been stored on an ‘everlasting’ crystal
The downfall of the rapper
And what actually is a pager?
We look at how sex education varies around the world
Who protects presidents and do things need to change?
…and why two NASA astronauts are stuck on the International Space Station
And what wildlife is at risk in the Amazon, Cerrado and Pantanal areas?
The hereditary blood disorder affects millions around the world
There's been another school shooting but will anything change?
From Viral to Spiral
Edmundo González, the opposition candidate, is in Spain after being given asylum
And are they just gibberish?
The cost of living is having an impact globally
Chappell Roan has called out ‘creepy behaviour’ of some fans
The pros and cons of using artificial intelligence in education
And how are male beauty standards changing?
And what this says about free speech, and even the war between Russia and Ukraine
And can lab-grown diamonds be an ethical alternative?
The war in Gaza has lead to a surge in settler violence in the occupied West Bank
The 17th Paralympic Games begin this week
Starbucks’ new CEO Brian Niccol is under fire for his super commute
And does it live up to the hype?
And will its new Disability Act make a difference?
Terms and Conditions can have strange consequences
Visas can also be distributed unequally.
Protesters want a stronger law to better protect medical staff against violence
MrBeast is known for giving fans cash, cars and even houses
A girl in Zimbabwe was recently killed in a road accident which involved a US diplomat
Crabs, shrimp and other sea life are absorbing our drugs and prescription meds
It’s the biggest incursion since the war started
We explain the key moments from the Summer Games
Will digital groups replace humans?
And what can you do to avoid the pitfalls and create a successful business?
One contestant in this year's beauty pageant has faced backlash over her heritage
Sheikh Hasina has resigned and fled to India
I got 99 problems problems but pests ain’t one
Despite the risks, leg-lengthening surgeries are on the rise
Observers say Maduro’s win was 'not democratic'
We’re celebrating one year of What in the World
Candy Bleakz thinks the future is Street Pop
Former NBA star Luol Deng has been credited with the team’s success
A tanker has sunk in the Philippines, creating a 3km long oil slick
And can the Paris 2024 Olympics really reduce emissions by half?
Debunking the TikTok trend
Foreign visitors have increased ten-fold since the Taliban takeover
And is Kamala Harris gonna have a brat summer?
Olympic athletes answer your questions
Police and students clashed at demonstrations over government job quotas
Cases are on the rise again in Africa, with reports of a more dangerous strain
What does it tell us about wealth in India?
How did the gunman get past security?
And could it help with rehabilitation?
It uses loads of power and some think it won’t be as revolutionary as tech companies say
Protesters in Barcelona have been spraying tourists with water pistols
Despite claims online, there’s no evidence the jabs make you infertile
The National Rally was expected to win a majority
The number of people downloading dating apps each year is going down
And what can you do to try to prevent them?
Hurricane Beryl is headed towards Jamaica
It’s literally rocket science.
Wherever you live, you can't escape the impact of the world’s most important currency
Protests against it have been spreading globally
The man behind Wikileaks and mega leaks of secret information is now free
Two captive belugas have been resettled from Ukraine to Spain
It’s all about a voting reform bill
The government says at least 1,301 people died during the Islamic pilgrimage
And why does President Ruto want to raise taxes?
Weight loss drugs are in demand - we explain why
Only a lucky few get to have them in their zoos
The Yoruba word for escape has become shorthand for moving abroad
It has its positives but nuclear still makes a lot of us nervous
Denmark has recalled some types of Buldak noodles - so we tried them!
…and why does it hurt so much?
We also explain how Sierra Leone has managed to bring its maternal mortality rate down
And how is it linked to TikTok’s 4B movement?
Indonesia has been urged to protect Papua’s indigenous groups and their forests
The actor died in a boat incident after filming a Nigerian movie
We explain what criminals want from your phone and where it goes.
Spoiler alert: Very
The Gambia could be about to reverse its ban, but elsewhere rates are going down
Once led by Nelson Mandela, the party had its worst election result since apartheid ended
Could Trump go to prison, can he still become president and what did he actually do?
We explain how the AI generated image went viral on Instagram
Severe turbulence is rare but it seems to be becoming more common
The Alternative für Deutschland party (AfD) uses viral content to reach young people
Some people say K-pop group IVE has appropriated Chinese traditions in a new music video
What are people in Zanzibar and Bali doing to try to bring coral back to life?
They’re demonstrating against a new law the government is trying to bring in
The 2024 Summer Games welcome breaking for the first time
Bollywood deepfakes have been circulating online
And what it means for the regime
English football clubs will vote on whether to scrap video assistant referees
The EV industry is sending mixed signals - what’s going on?
The new version, GPT-4o, is the most personalised yet
Brazil, Kenya, and Libya have all experienced flooding in the last few months
Protests against Israel’s participation over the war in Gaza overshadowed the event
Parades, state media and songs all help spread government propaganda
And what are people doing to reduce plastic pollution?
The former friends are now foes
With costs going up around the world many are turning to apps for advice
One study says sex scenes in Hollywood films have dropped by 40% since 2000
And will these job cuts affect the quality of video games?
And does changing a country’s money ever work?
Columbia & UCLA are two universities which have seen major demonstrations about Gaza
A new global study shines a light on what’s working
And it’s becoming more and more creative
How do you cope when the power goes out?
We explain why the American government has given TikTok an ultimatum
And is a nuclear war likely?
Dubai floods and Africa bakes
We explain what the metaverse is and how it could impact our lives
How do you become one and why do people visit them?
Acts like Ed Sheeran and the Jonas Brothers have sold out venues across the country
We explain why beef has such a big carbon footprint
Players like Caitlin Clark, this year’s top WNBA draft pick, are bringing star power
We explain why they became enemies
We go behind the scenes with boyband Alamat in Manila
And what are aid workers doing to help people?
The success of its conservation programme has created problems for people
And can they help unlock the secrets of our universe?
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has sparked debate over mandatory military service
Real Madrid’s Vinícius Júnior broke down in tears describing his experiences.
What’s the future for brain implants?
He’s the country’s youngest president and has just got out of prison
The story behind the Chinese e-commerce shopping giant and why its products are so cheap
Climate change is making it harder for farmers to grow cocoa and coffee beans
She was one of the top queens on RuPaul’s Drag Race UK vs The World.
The Texas Hold ‘Em singer is shaking up the genre
A Chinese company is getting serious about the sci-fi tech
The nation’s finances remain resilient despite punishing sanctions from the West
And what happened when they broke…
New research from the U.S. found no link to brain injury
Meta is charging people in Europe to use Facebook and Instagram ad-free - we explain why.
The mid-flight blowout signals a turbulent time for the company
And why is the US talking about banning them?
The actor and DJ wants to regenerate Sierra Leone’s Sherbro Island
The sun, volcanoes and wind could all play a part
And what are the consequences?
And why is it taking so long to get justice?
Palestinians around the world tell us how the Israel-Gaza war is impacting them
What happened to THAT photo and do we know how it was edited?
Resellers are buying up tickets and driving up prices around the globe
Plus, what you have to do behind the scenes to win an Academy Award
South Korea has the world’s lowest birth rate - and it's dropping even further
Its President's attempt to postpone elections has thrown the country into turmoil
Doctors have announced a 14-day strike over staff shortages
Gang violence has plagued the Caribbean nation for years
And Paul Pogba’s football ban for doping explained.
The men say they were duped by job recruitment agents on Youtube.
It’s got the fastest beats of popular club music in Africa
Half of the world’s languages could go extinct in the next 100 years
A judge ruling in Texas has reignited a conversation about dress codes in schools
The first commercial company has landed a spacecraft on the Moon.
Police have fired teargas at protesters marching towards the capital Delhi.
Hundreds of people are being abducted and held for ransom
After only making cannabis legal in 2022, the Thai government is changing its mind.
Who are the voices criticising the Russian government, now that Alexei Navalny has died?
Award shows are often criticised for very white (and male) nominees and winners.
President Bukele's crackdown on gang violence has led to 75,000 arrests
Forty per cent of young people are unemployed
Women in chess say they’ve faced discrimination and harassment
We hear from a Dutch art detective who’s recovered Van Gogh paintings
NFL players dream of reaching the Super Bowl but head injuries are a real concern.
And what have American Presidents tried to do about it?
What happens when they share their opinions? And is there pressure to do so?
And what can we learn about how to tackle other diseases?
And how has it affected young people?
And how is it linked to the umbrella protests?
A simple(ish) guide to how America picks its president
Pakistan’s former Prime Minister and his wife Bushra Bibi have been jailed for corruption
Hermit crabs are now ‘wearing’ our plastic rubbish as shells
Thousands have been protesting against gender-based violence
Nigeria’s youth curling team, the Broomzillas, are competing in South Korea
And why is there a global shortage of ADHD medication?
Why is Iran attacking its allies and what does this mean for the Middle East?
A year on from sexual harassment protests in wrestling - has anything really changed?
We speak to people who’ve made the decision not to have babies for the planet
It’s taken 14 years for Ubisoft to release a version of Prince of Persia in Farsi
Plus, is the Guinness World Record’s 'oldest dog', Bobi, a fraud?
We explore projects trying to improve sustainability and reduce pollution
Cape Verde is malaria-free but one mosquito species seems to be immune to our attacks
The military group in Yemen has been targeting commercial ships in the Red Sea
Plus, can Football Manager give Guinea-Bissau the edge at AFCON?
Can a state of emergency sort out the gang problem in Ecuador?
Why can’t they find jobs?
We need precious metals to run green tech but what’s the cost of mining them?
Before 2019, he was a comedian but now he's the president of a country at war
Mickey Mouse is no longer under US copyright but it’s not all black and white
Is Japan’s flawless evacuation a model for all?
The city of Lahore is using artificial rain to clear the air
Some cities are also offering parents money to have more babies
The BBC’s Russia Editor Steve Rosenberg takes us through his rise to power
We take a look at mythical creatures from around the globe
There’s thousands of them, but does their wealth trickle down?
Ethiopia is building a dam on the river but what does this mean for Sudan and Egypt?
It’s cheap, it’s potent and nobody really knows what’s in it
Which countries have the best and worst work-life balance?
An eruption in Iceland has captured the world’s attention
We explain how Sudan got here and whether the war could end anytime soon
Myanmar recently surpassed Afghanistan as the world’s top producer
As AI tech grows, more apps are being developed to create these fake images
More people are testing positive for chlamydia, gonorrhoea, and LGV
All members of the K-pop band have enlisted in the South Korean military
The BBC’s Jeremy Bowen gives his analysis on how the war might end
Nearly 200 countries have agreed a new global deal on climate change
Jammu and Kashmir were given special status when they joined India
Pope Francis’ more liberal stance on LGBTQ issues has caused rifts inside the church
Young Thug’s lyrics are being used as evidence against him in court
Activists share their strategies for dealing with feelings of despair about the planet
Dozens of people have been killed following torrential rain
Venezuela has voted to claim Essequibo - an oil-rich region part of Guyana
Some LGBT Russians told us they’re questioning their future in the country
And what effect does being trapped underground have on your body and your mind?
We’re talking all things COP; what is it and what are people there hoping to achieve?
Their new song Veneno is an example of a viral remix
How a new law in the state of New York has led to a flurry of accusations
There’s been a four-day pause in fighting
Why an alternative construction technique is becoming increasingly popular
The Silicon Valley drama raises big questions about AI’s use
Taylor Swift’s Eras tour has been impacted
TikTok helped him reach young people
The deadly drug has become the biggest killer of 18-45 year olds in the US
The biggest hospital in Gaza City has been raided by the Israeli military
New rules allow married women and mothers to compete
They’re openly encouraging people to make illegal journeys
The good, the bad and the blockchain
Dermatologists are using lasers to erase gang and trafficking tattoos
How can you counter toxic masculinity online?
The new MCU film, The Marvels, comes out this weekend and it's on track to underperform
Coal, cars and cooking fuels are all being looked at
Ukraine: Life in a warzone
Asexual people say they’re often misunderstood and dismissed
Will a 'Good Game Playbook' reduce cases of abuse and harassment in gaming?
Kelvin Kiptum has just set a new world record for a marathon wearing “super-shoes”
Why are some governments worried about WeChat and TikTok?
Nearly seven million people have been internally displaced
Nigeria’s currency has seen a big drop in value over the last few months
From Barbados to Jamaica, people say it’s time for former colonial powers to pay
We take a look beyond the bad news
From India to Europe, warmer temperatures allow disease-carrying mosquitos to thrive
Railways and ports are all part of China’s Belt and Road initiative
If you build it, will the people come?
Her tour is smashing records and making loads of dollars
Hamas blames Israel, but Israel says it wasn’t them
Cosmetic surgery is on the rise globally
But aspects of the ruling give some LGBTQ+ campaigners hope
The Antarctic’s sea ice helps keep the whole world cool. But it’s shrinking
It could formally recognise them in the constitution.
A report says it's the deadliest country to be an environmentalist
Scammers are using instant loan apps to entrap and humiliate people
China is struggling with a housing market crisis
Israel says retaliation against the Palestinian militant group Hamas has only just begun
27 years after the shooting, Keefe D has been arrested and charged as a suspect
How did Ghana go from fastest growing economy in Africa to crisis in just four years?
Emma Coronel is the 'narco queen' at the heart of El Chapo’s drug cartel
Coups, militant groups, and food insecurity all play a part
Most ethnic Armenians have fled the region since Azerbaijan seized it
And how does it get there in the first place?
What's the tech and how does it get there?
‘You can hear the sigh of relief’
Yes, according to TikTok
...and how long will it take?
What do Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, BTS and Olivia Rodrigo’s “world tours“ have in common?
That’s India’s equivalent of the CIA
There are worries misinformation online may be contributing to abortion rates in Scotland
A substitute could help counter deforestation in Indonesia and Malaysia
Dubbed “the poor man’s cocaine”, Captagon is sweeping through the Middle East
Protesters show a growing defiance
After two dams failed, whole neighbourhoods of the city of Derna were swept away
A new organisation brings together professional wrestling and mixed martial arts
Mexico's Supreme Court has decriminalised abortion across the country
Rescuers in the Atlas Mountains have been using their bare hands to dig for survivors
We hear from some of the people at the centre of these cases
A top politician has apologised for carrying an anti-Jewish pamphlet as a schoolboy
People have been protesting after a teacher took her life
The #SeAcabo movement shows talk about sexism has moved beyond the World Cup final
One woman is using social media to call out people who break the rules
A series of coups has some leaders worried
It’s a super secretive country, so what's really going on?
New research says breathing bad air can be as dangerous as smoking
International drug cartels are using banana shipments to smuggle out cocaine
Former contestants have been discussing their anxiety
The United Nations nuclear watchdog says it’s safe - but what actually is in the water?
The leader of the Wagner group is presumed dead after a private jet crashed in Russia
One of the major goals of India's Chandrayaan-3 mission is to hunt for water ice
Its government says "immoral groups" are spreading misinformation
Spain beat England 1-0 in the final match of the competition
We learn about the mental health impacts of skinny shaming across Africa
With fires in Hawaii and Canada, are they getting worse and how can we prevent them?
She’s one of several DSD athletes who aren’t allowed to compete
It's two years since the Taliban took back control of the country
The industry is booming - but do we understand how playing games impacts us?
The genre has had a massive influence on everything from fashion to politics to culture
Some of football's biggest names have moved to Saudi clubs - we explain why
New Zealand and Australia are two of the latest countries to introduce restrictions
South American leaders are discussing how to protect the rain forest
There have been months of ethnic clashes in the Indian state
Blackpink's Jisoo is in a relationship - why is it a big deal?
The latest trends can now be bought quickly and cheaply - but what is the impact?
The government hopes money will persuade young people out of their homes
We’re demystifying periods and looking at how the conversation around them is changing
Here's why hotter temperatures can make you more anxious, irritable and depressed
We’re here to help you work out What in the World is going on. Coming 31 July