Destinations Here's why you should visit Mexico's extraordinary Yucatán Peninsula Beautiful beaches, spectacular cenotes, fabulous food - this part of Mexico has something for every type of traveller. 07/03/2022
USA Yellen: US to 'freeze, seize' wealth of Russian oligarchs US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said the Biden administration would make it a priority to strip Russian oligarchs of their wealth. 04/03/2022
Culture news Anna Netrebko off the Met Opera programme for silence on Putin The famous soprano had already decided to take a break but the Met took a stance after lack of public distancing from the Russian leadership. 03/03/2022
No Comment Uruguayans rally for peace in front of Russian embassy in Montevideo Hundreds of people demonstrated on Wednesday evening against Russia's invasion of Ukraine, with applause, horns and chants for peace in front of the Russian embassy in Montevideo. 03/03/2022
USA Biden on Russia in Ukraine: 'Freedom will always triumph over tyranny' “In the battle between democracy and autocracy, democracies are rising to the moment,” the US president said in his State of the Union address. 02/03/2022
Culture news 'The Batman' release halted in Russia as Hollywood joins the protest The Motion Picture Association said it “stands with the international community in condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Meanwhile, Benedict Cumberbatch's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony also looked to events in Eastern Europe. 01/03/2022
Culture news Verdi's 'Don Carlos' opens at Met Opera using original French libretto “Don Carlos” is Verdi’s longest opera at more than five hours uncut, with intermissions. 01/03/2022
Nature Oil, new, borrowed, blue: Man marries the sea in protest against spill After 11,000 barrels of crude oil were spilled into Peru’s South Pacific Ocean, an activist has 'married the sea' in a moving ecological protest. 25/02/2022
Earth News Wildfires getting worse globally and governments unprepared, says UN U.N. researchers said many nations continue to spend too much time and money fighting fires and not enough trying to prevent them. 23/02/2022
Moments These Canadians do 'snow yoga' every week with alpacas Brae Ridge Farm and Sanctuary is known for its special love for alpacas. They even invite them to yoga classes. 23/02/2022
Work Tesla is being sued by an ex-worker over alleged racism - again The former factory worker said nearly every bathroom in the EV maker's California factory was covered in racist graffiti. 23/02/2022
Work Union says Amazon interfering with re-run of election at US warehouse Union officials said Amazon removed campaign materials and forced workers to attend anti-union meetings - a practice that is legal in the United States. Amazon said it complied with the law. 23/02/2022
World News Biden announces sanctions on Russian oligarchs and banks American President Joe Biden announces a new round of sanctions on Russian oligarchs and banks. It comes after Vladimir Putin formally recognised two breakaway republics in eastern Ukraine, and Russian forces were deployed as 'peacekeepers'. 22/02/2022
Health news America’s first safe injection site has just opened in New York The centre has become a political flashpoint in the US with some Republican senators accusing President Biden of wanting to finance "crack pipes". 22/02/2022
Destinations Canada is easing travel restrictions: Here’s why you should visit Travellers can now opt for cheaper antigen tests when entering Canada. We take a look at some of the epic country’s highlights. 22/02/2022
Nature Chile’s mysterious fish death phenomenon is perplexing scientists Shocking footage has captured the moment thousands of dead fish were discovered on a Chilean beach - an unexplained phenomenon that has perplexed scientists around the world. 22/02/2022
Tech News What is Donald Trump’s social media platform Truth Social? Is Donald Trump’s big comeback about sincerity and Truth? Here’s everything you need to know about this new social media platform. 21/02/2022
Tech News Trump's Truth Social app overnight hit but beset with tech glitches The rollout of his new app marks a year since the former president was barred from mainstream social media platforms. 21/02/2022
Earth News Why are rare eagles falling from the sky in the US? Hunters are killing American eagles - but not in the way you would think. 21/02/2022
No Comment Venezuelans participate in bird count in Caracas Venezuelans gathered on Sunday at a park in Caracas to record bird observations as part of an ongoing effort by the conservation group Venezuela Audubon Society. 21/02/2022
No Comment Wildfires rage through large areas in Argentina Firefighters in Argentina were on Sunday continuing to battle a devastating wildfire in Argentina's northeastern province of Corrientes. 21/02/2022
No Comment Fires rage out of control in Argentina Almost 800,000 hectares of the province of Corrientes in northwestern Argentina has been devastated by wildfires 19/02/2022
Canada Ottawa crackdown: police arrest 100 after three-week COVID-19 protest The capital and its paralyzed streets represented the movement’s last stronghold after weeks of demonstrations and blockades that shut down border crossings into the United States. 19/02/2022
Art Picasso, Rothko and Warhol for sale after billionaire couple's divorce Real estate mogul Harry Macklowe's divorce from wife Linda has resulted in a potentially record-breaking Sotheby's auction of world-class art. 18/02/2022
No Comment Ottawa Police make arrests to end siege Police arrested protesters and began towing away trucks Friday in a bid to break the three-week, traffic-snarling siege of Canada's capital by hundreds of truckers angry over the country's COVID-19 restrictions 18/02/2022
USA Police officer gets 2 years in prison for killing unarmed motorist Kim Potter was convicted in December of first- and second-degree manslaughter in the April 11 killing of Wright, 20. 18/02/2022