What do EU citizens think about new countries joining the bloc?
Christopher Cummins
No sanctuary, but some solace for anti-whaling nations
Critics believe Japan's "scientific whaling" is pseudo science.
No escape from the genius of Harry Houdini
A key to enter 'The House of Houdini'
Hugh Herr moving mountains to end disability
Hugh Herr ''a future world without disability''
Some scary movie for Halloween
Halloween time and with it come movies that go bump in the night.
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Travel inspired garments on the runway in Sao Paulo
Sao Paulo Fashion Week is underway with the hard sell message of 'see now, buy now.'
Virtual and Augmented reality the latest craze, big time
Video game enthusiasts are watching and waiting to see what virtual and augmented reality will come up with next.
'Good Girls Revolt' a 60s discrimination drama that reverberates today
Amazon’s latest original series is based on the book 'Good Girls Revolt' by Lynn Povich,' about a group of women employed by Newsweek magazine in the 1960's who ended up suing the magazine for discrim
The zany world of the Wunderlichs is a crazy comedy
'Die Welt der Wunderlichs'(Wunderlich's World) is a zany family comedy about a single mother on the brink of a nervous breakdown.
Crown prince Maha Vajiralongkorn heir to the Thai throne
Crown prince Maha Vajiralongkorn was in Germany when Thai palace officials announced that his father, 88-year-old King Bhumibol Adulyadej, was seriously ill.
Thailand's King Bhumibol: a steady hand amid turbulent times
Revered in Thailand as a semi-divine, stabilising influence, King Bhumibol, known as Rama IX, has seen his country go through numerous military coups and 19 constitutional changes, during his long rei
Shiites mark Ashura Day with Karbala pilgrimage
Ashura Day is the tenth day of Muharram in the Islamic calendar.
Police and students battle in Joburg as education crisis spirals
The crisis in South African higher education shows no sign of abating as clashes once again erupt between police and students.
Gunmen slaughter Shiite pilgrims in the Sakhi Shrine in Kabul
Three gunmen dressed in military or police uniforms have opened fire on Shiite worshipers at the Sakhi Shrine in Kabul.
Johnson slams Russian action in Syria as bombs rain down on Aleppo
In his first speech
as foreign secretary Boris Johnson accused Russia of "deliberate attacks on humanitarian convoys."
Deadly gun attack on a Shiite shrine in Kabul
Three gunmen in military uniforms have attacked a Shiite shrine in the Afghan capital Kabul.
France opens first supervised injection facility for drug addicts
France has opened its first supervised injection facility for drug users.
President Obama plots a course to Mars and back by the 2030s
US President Barack Obama has revealed that the United States is working in partnership with private companies to send and expedition to Mars and back by the 2030s.
Higher education crisis in South Africa as protests and violence grow
Police and students have engaged in running battles at Wits University in Johannesburg.
Saudi Arabia regrets funeral attack but stops short of admitting responsibility
Saudi Arabia has said it 'regretted' an air strike on a funeral in the Yemeni capital Sana'a that killed 142 mourners.
Kerry wants Aleppo war crimes probe as UN votes on French peace plan
The UN Security Council looks set to vote on a draft resolution over the weekend that calls for an immediate ceasefire across Syria.
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