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Donald Trump says his summit with North Korea’s Kim Jong-un is back on. The US President’s reversal on a meeting he cancelled 72 years hours earlier comes after a face-to-face meeting between Kim and South Korea’s president Moon Jae-in, who’s said the North is committed to denuclearisation. Arabella Munro reports. source Please follow and like […]
In the past few months, Bosnia and Herzegovina has seen a surge in the number of refugees arriving from Syria. Many of them can’t find accomodation and end up on the streets. Human rights groups say the country of four million people is facing a crisis. Aksel Zaimovic reports from Sarajevo. source Please follow and […]
In the UK, a public inquiry into last year’s Grenfell Tower fire has begun – with testimony from families of those killed. Those who lived in the apartment block have also been offered the chance to revisit their former homes. TRT World’s Sara Firth has met one former resident. source Please follow and like us:
In Iraq, the people of Mosul are still recovering from Daesh’s brutal three-year reign over their city. Hoping to keep the memory of their crimes from fading , one city resident at great risk to himself secretly recorded Daesh’s abuse through his art. Oubai Shahbandar tells how he did it. source Please follow and like […]
More people are climbing the world’s highest mountain than ever before. The number of people tackling Everest has doubled in the last two decades. But there’s a shortage of its most crucial resource as Arabella Munro explains. source Please follow and like us:
Millions of Colombians go to the polls on Sunday to vote for a new president, in an election that could threaten the historic peace agreement with FARC rebels. Opinion polls point to two favourites – right-wing candidate Ivan Duque, and leftist Gustavo Petro. And as Dimitri O’Donnell reports from Bogota, both men have very different […]
Irish voters have overwhelmingly voted to legalise abortion in a referendum on Saturday. Just over 66 percent of those who cast their vote, decided in favour of changing the country’s constitution. This allows the introduction of new laws permitting abortion. Simon McGregor-Wood reports. source Please follow and like us:
Two days after calling off a meeting with the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, the Trump administration has indicated that the summit in Singapore could still go ahead. It comes as the leaders of North and South Korea met for a second round of talks this weekend. Staci Bivens reports. source Please follow and like […]
Guatemala is one of the most famous coffee producers in the world. But scientists say climate change is posing a growing threat to the amount – and the quality – of the coffee it grows. Smaller farms are among the most vulnerable. Our Latin America correspondent Ediz Tiyansan has visited a family run farm outside […]
Should all sections of Indian society be happy with four years of Narendra Modi in power? source Please follow and like us: