Sara Spinelli

A stone's throw away from Portugal's oldest cathedral and buzzing bakeries offering up pastéis de nata, a melodious tune fills the ground floor of an unassuming building in Braga's northern city. The intricate notes of a sitar echo through this location which has been

Last year, Volodymyr Prysiazhniuk found himself embroiled in an altercation with his father-in-law, Yuriy. Both men were under the influence of alcohol during this confrontation. Recounting the incident, Prysiazhniuk admitted to having consumed a single liter of beer at that time. The dispute escalated rapidly and resulted in him striking

The Philippine government announced it has reached an understanding with China regarding resupply missions for a stranded Filipino naval ship in the South China Sea, which serves as a point of contention between both nations. Acknowledging their "temporary arrangement," the Chinese foreign ministry and the Philippines Department of

Two pro-democracy activists from Hong Kong, now living abroad, have encountered difficulties accessing their pensions funds administered by international banks, leading to speculation about potential complicity between these institutions and Beijing's crackdown on dissidents. Two prominent figures in the city's democratic movement are reportedly having issues

It was late at night in Islamabad and Ahmad Farhad was returning from a brief visit to local stores when someone approached him from behind. "Please don't be frightened, refrain from screaming," whispered the individual dressed as an everyday citizen, urging Farhad towards their vehicle. Holding

On Sunday, environmentalist Paul Watson was detained in Greenland following an international arrest warrant issued by Japan. As reported by local police and his foundation, Watson, renowned for founding Sea Shepherd and having previously co-founded Greenpeace, landed on Nuuk aboard the vessel John Paul DeJoria. He is expected to be