From the outside, working for the Kardashians seems like a pretty sweet gig. You get to tag along on family holidays, gets your hands on a lip kit or two and could even become Insta famous (we're looking at you Makeup by Mario).

A Chinese government spokesperson has rejected an Australian writer's complaint that he was tortured during interrogation before being put on trial on

An unpublished collection of letters, manuscripts and drawings by Franz Kafka are now available online via the Israel National Library, which recovered the documents after years of legal wrangling.

China has denied an Australian academic's claims that he had been tortured in custody during his two-year detention on espionage charges.

The number of foreign tourists visiting Spain has risen as travel restrictions eased. Tourists visiting Spain rose to 630,657 in April from a virtual zero in the same month a year ago, statistics department INE said on Tuesday.

After mountain biking trails, GURU tackles riverbanks and urban skateparks Clean-up of Montreal's riverbanks The GURU Good Crew will be helping to clean up the banks of the St. Lawrence River with The Blue Organization.

Palestine on Tuesday extended its state of emergency by another month as part of the effort to combat the spread of COVID-19 in the Palestinian territories. In a decree issued by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas,

A senior European Union (EU) official on Tuesday called on Israel to end the blockade, which has been imposed on the Gaza Strip for 15 years, to facilitate the process of reconstruction in the coastal enclave.

The woman sparked fury across the nation after her 'disgraceful' actions were caught on camera during an anti-lockdown protest.

Gunmen opened fire at a car carrying a Ugandan government minister, who was the former head of Uganda's police, in a brazen assassination attempt.