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Artworks created from washed up plastic

A French artist living in Taiwan is using plastic waste to create artworks which recall the devastation it is causing to the environment.

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Clashes as revelers break rules to party in Brussels

Clashes as revelers break rules to party in Brussels

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Spectacular parade at end of NKorea's youth congress

Spectacular parade at end of NKorea's youth congress

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Images from Delhi cremation and burial grounds as new Covid cases soar

Images from Delhi cremation and burial grounds as new Covid cases soar

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Christian Orthodox take part in Holy Fire ceremony

Christian Orthodox take part in Holy Fire ceremony

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NGO stages burial to protest Brazil's COVID deaths

Activists from the Rio de Paz (Rio for Peace) non-governmental organization marked the milestone of 400,000 confirmed deaths in Brazil by acting out a symbolic burial on Copacabana beach on Friday.

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Tractors outside EU parliament, farmers denounce agriculture policy

Tractors outside EU parliament, farmers denounce agriculture policy

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Portugal opens world's longest suspended footbridge

Hanging high above the River Paiva, Portugal has opened the longest suspended walking bridge in the world surpassing the record set in 2017 by the Charles Kuonen Bridge in the Swiss Alps.

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Kim poses for photo with youth league after congress

North Korea has changed the name of its main youth league, rechristening it the "Socialist Patriotic Youth League."

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German start-up collects dog hair to make high-end clothes

A German start-up collects dog hair to make high-end clothes. It is a local production for the moment.

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COVID positive groom weds bride wearing personal protective equipment

As India grapples with the fast spreading coronavirus pandemic, a COVID-19 positive man decided to get married.

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Black market for oxygen in India amid virus surge

In India, where the number of people who have died from COVID-19 has now surpassed 200,000, a black market in oxygen has sprung up.

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Spanish conquistador statue brought down by a group of protesters

Spanish conquistador statue of Sebastián de Belalcázar brought down by a group of indigenous protesters

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Rare collared lemur born at Berlin zoo

Berlin zoo showed its latest addition, a collared lemur named Elodie and her newborn baby, on Wednesday.

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'Red Tourism' draws Chinese on centennial of Communist Party

Tourism is booming in parts of China as people mark the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party.

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Spain rescues 41 migrants off the coast of Canary Islands

A Spanish patrol boat which intercepted and picked up 41 migrants, including nine women and three children yesterday afternoon south of the island of El Hierro, on the Spanish Canary Island of Tenerife arrives and docks at the port of Los Cristianos.

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Britney Spears fans shave heads during protest

About 50 fans from the so-called #FreeBritney movement are demonstrating outside a Los Angeles courthouse, where a hearing was scheduled in the Britney Spears conservatorship case, which in 2008 led a California court to place her under a unique legal guardianship largely governed by her father.

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Masked chocolate bunnies fill pastry shop in Athens

Chocolate bunnies wearing edible face masks and holding replica vaccine syringes are hopping off the shelves at a pastry shop in the Greek capital Athens.

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William and Kate drive tractor during farm visit

Prince William and Kate, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, drove tractors and petted lambs on a visit to a farm in County Durham

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Art lovers in the Russian city of Perm take in new Salvador Dali exhib

The exhibit contains more than 150 works by the late painter, most taken from Russia's largest private Dali collection and being exhibited for the first time.