On the frontiers of Afghanistan’s most dangerous districts for civilians

In one corner of Afghanistan, civilians risk attacks by the Taliban and Daesh, killings by Afghan army units, and US drone strikes.

US-China trade meetings end - The last 24 hours in pictures

From a Dubai royal seeking protection in the UK for her daughter to the British prime minister holding a chicken. Here are some of the top images from July 30 and July 31, 2019.

Puerto Rico protests continue - The last 24 hours in pictures

From US President Donald Trump signing a bill to benefit 9/11 victims to flooding in Pakistan, here are some of the top images making the news on July 29 and July 30, 2019.

How filmmakers busted the lies of a Thai activist

As the head of a globally-regarded NGO that claimed to provide shelter and education for girls rescued from brothels in Northern Thailand, Mickey Choothesa’s story took an unexpected turn during a documentary filming.

Exploring the wicked designs of the July 15 coup plotters

TRT World's new documentary Until We Take Control: The Story of the Failed Coup In Turkey examines how FETO was able to make inroads into Turkish society with an ultimate aim of power grab.

Dozens of migrants die in the Mediterranean - The last 24 hours in pictures

Around 150 of 300 migrants were rescued off the coast of Libya capital - here are some of the top images making the news on July 25 and 26, 2019.

In pictures - Comic-Con 2019

The colourful festival opened its doors to comic book fans from around the world.

Neo-Nazi weapons haul shines light on Europe’s hard-right

Weaponry including an 800kg anti-aircraft missile were found by Italian officials investigating a far-right politician in northern Italy. Some are asking why more is not being done to counter the threat.

Why nationalism is rising at the expense of liberal democracy

Experts think that the excesses of globalisation have created an identity crisis across the world, facilitating the rise of nationalist movements.

The UK government has not done enough for Nazanin Zahgari-Ratcliffe

Nazanin Zahgari-Ratcliffe and her husband recently ended their hunger strike to protest her imprisonment for espionage in Iran.

Albania, a crisis thirty years in the making

Albania has managed to burnish its image thanks to media-savvy politicians but the reality is far more problematic.

In pictures: Europe swelters under a heatwave

Europe is currently in the throes of a heatwave that is expected to get even worse with temperatures expected to cross 40 degrees Celsius today. Here are some of the images of how Europeans are dealing with the heat.