Nawal Soufi, qui vit dans le Sud de l'Italie, a communiqué son numéro en Syrie, alors qu'elle était bénévole là-bas en 2013. Depuis, elle reçoit des appels de gens qui ont besoin de secours, alors qu'ils sont en mer.
«La France offre une vie de chien», peut-on lire sur un graffiti de la ville.
Farkhunda, an Afghan woman, was wrongly accused of destroying the holy book and murdered by a mob in Kabul in March. Four men initially sentenced to death over the murder will now serve jail terms of up to 20 years.
Ein Graffiti im Hafen von Calais sagt: "France is dog life" – "Frankreich ist ein Hundeleben".
“France is dog life,” one piece of graffiti in the port city of Calais says.
Nigerians are using the hashtag to share their experiences of being discriminated against, in places ranging from hotel lobbies to inside their own cars.
The “chance” cards have been replaced with a blank space saying “there’s no chance.”
Derzeit steht die griechische Regierung weiterhin in Verhandlungen mit ihren Gläubigern. An diesem Dienstag, 30. Juni, wird eine Kreditrate Griechenlands beim Internationalen Währungsfonds (IWF) fällig.
Nawal Soufi, who lives in southern Italy, gave her number out in Syria while volunteering there in 2013 and now gets calls from people while they’re at sea and need to be rescued.
This year’s UK Holocaust Memorial Day is also the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp. We take a look at a selection of Holocaust memorials from around the world.
A new digital timeline celebrates famous artists who fled wars and persecution in their home countries, like the popstar Rita Ora and the painter Lucian Freud.
The comments appeared in a BBC documentary, aired online late on March 4, about a fatal attack on a student in 2012. India has banned the show.
Megumi Igarashi was reportedly charged for sharing 3D scans as part of her crowdfunded project to make a "pussy boat."
A photo of the book cover, which features a picture of the Radiohead frontman, has been shared by Iranians on Twitter over the last week.
The “chance” cards have been replaced with a blank space saying “there’s no chance.”
BuzzFeed News spoke to three Syrians about what everyday life is like in the country’s brutal civil war, as the conflict enters its fifth year. The war has forced over half of the population to flee their homes and life expectancy has fallen by 20 years.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan's critics are mocking his lavish table, which was shown in a photo of a formal iftar meal at his palace.
Zhao Yang, who runs the restaurant, was arrested for not having a proper license shortly after a Kenyan media report revealed the rules on local customers, according to The Guardian.
Towering statues of Buddha were destroyed at the site by the Taliban in 2001 and have now been rebuilt using light projections.
