Thousands of Sudanese poured into the streets Saturday, chanting "revolution, revolution" to the sound of whistles and drums, to protest against a military coup earlier this week that threatened to derail the country's fitful transition to democracy.
Lawyers for Prince Andrew asked a New York judge on Friday to throw out a lawsuit accusing him of sexually abusing an American when she was 17, saying the prince "never sexually abused or assaulted" the plaintiff. She alleges she was trafficked as a minor by Jeffrey Epstein.
The city in northern Italy that suffered the brunt of COVID-19's first deadly wave in Europe is dedicating a grove of trees as a memorial to the pandemic dead. It's one of multiple memorials to the victims springing up across the globe.
After a whirlwind one-day trip to the Netherlands to meet a long-time ally and friend, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau travels to Rome today for a G20 summit that may prove to be a more fractious event.
Afghanistan has been wracked by decades of war and occupation. But former climate negotiator Samim Hoshmand says you cannot talk about the situation in Afghanistan without talking about the role climate change has played in making a bad situation worse.
