New Zealand's population growth has nearly stalled, rising just 0.1% in the second quarter, as over 130,000 people left the country in the past year, including 45,000 to Australia. Economic challenges, including high living costs and a housing crisis, are driving this emigration.
In a bid to generate $1.2 billion in revenue, the Kenyan government is set to reintroduce a series of controversial taxes, previously scrapped after violent protests.
Why do people become freelancers? What is required, and what are the biggest challenges?
Luxembourg City police are seeking witnesses to a bicycle collision which occurred near Place de l'Etoile early on Thursday morning.
Alain Delon, the French film legend who died Sunday at 88, was idolised in Japan where fans described him as a near-godlike figure.
Two wildfires in southern France forced several thousand people to flee before the blazes were brought under control, officials said on Monday.
Russian authorities on Monday banned the Clooney Foundation for Justice, labeling it "undesirable" accusing the organisation of undermining the state.
Belval, once the heart of Luxembourg's steel industry, has transformed dramatically over the past few decades. Today, it is still possible to experience this part of Luxembourgish history first-hand.
The recent escape and subsequent death of Sammy the kangaroo has prompted a parliamentary inquiry into the regulations surrounding the keeping of exotic animals and animals not on a positive list in Luxembourg.
The Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Monday, 19 August.
The Pirate Party lost two municipal councillors over the weekend as both Mondercange's Steven Curfs and Vincenzo Turcarelli from Käerjeng announced their intentions to resign from the party.
Another beautiful day lies in store, getting the week off to a shining start.
Amid ongoing violence and faltering ceasefire negotiations in the Gaza war, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Israel to push for a truce, while a senior Hamas official dismissed the talks as merely imposing "American diktats".
Chinese and Philippine vessels collided on Monday during a confrontation near a disputed shoal in the South China Sea, the two countries said.
