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The battle to save China’s rare snub-nosed monkey
The BBC has been granted access to an area where scientists are battling to save the rare snub-nosed monkey.
Artwork looted by Nazis 80 years ago spotted in estate agent ad
Portrait of a Lady seen in house near Buenos Aires, more than 80 years after it was looted from a Jewish art dealer in Amsterdam.
Cook to sue Trump over order to fire her from Federal Reserve
The central bank governor says the US president "has no authority to do so" in defiance of Trump's escalatory move against the Fed.
France returns slain king’s skull to Madagascar
King Toera was killed by French troops 128 years ago and his head kept in a Paris museum's archive.
Does the US president have the power to sack a Federal Reserve governor?
President Trump takes aim at Lisa Cook, a central bank official - we unpack what it all means.
Child sex abuse victim begs Elon Musk to remove links to her images
BBC investigation finds US victim's images are traded globally by an operator based in Indonesia.
How Taiwan is preparing for Chinese attack with acting, fake blood and mock missile strikes
Leaders are strengthening its defence, but most Taiwanese believe it is unlikely China will invade soon
‘How will I pay workers?’: Indian factories hit hard by Trump’s 50% tariffs
BBC correspondents visit export hubs across India to assess how steep US tariffs are impacting business owners.
Mexico cartel leader ‘El Mayo’ enters guilty plea
Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada was arrested in July 2024, and is due to be sentenced in the coming months.
Hongkongers squawk-off in city’s first bird call contest
Bird lovers dressed up and took to the stage to mimic rhythmic calls in a competition aimed at promoting conservation awareness.
Jerry Adler, who starred in The Sopranos, dies aged 96
Adler started acting in his early 60s, after some 30 years working behind the scenes on Broadway.
France summons US envoy over antisemitism claims
France denies allegations it is failing to tackle a surge in antisemitism since the Gaza war began.
What is behind the passion of Love Island USA’s Nigerian fanbase?
Nigerians made their mark during this year's Love Island USA - but it caused tensions within the fanbase.
Chinese property giant Evergrande to be delisted after spectacular fall
The embattled property giant's shares will be taken off the Hong Kong stock market on Monday.
How Russia is quietly trying to win over the world beyond the West
Over the past three years, Russian state-backed news channel RT has expanded its international presence.
A cut-off finger ended her comfortable family life. Now she’s hiding from US officials
Donald Trump declared some cartels to be terrorist organisations. So why are the victims of cartels in hiding?
Floods keep ravaging Pakistan – how can it protect itself?
In June of this year alone, monsoon rains have killed at least 750 people across the country.
Trump threatens to deploy troops to Baltimore to ‘clean up’ crime
The deployment of military for domestic law enforcement has drawn backlash from Democrats, with one governor calling it an "abuse of power".
Inside Donetsk as residents flee attacks on Ukrainian region Putin wants to control
Quentin Sommerville follows volunteers carrying out evacuations in eastern Ukraine as drone attacks rage.
Israel hits Yemen’s Houthis after reports group used cluster bomb
The strikes come after Israel said the Houthis used cluster munitions in a missile fired at Israel.