A documentary reveals that some employees of Securitas Sweden regularly buy sex and are suspected of having bribed for a contract with the city of Malmö

The minimum wage in Chile will have its largest increase in 29 years. The law also includes subsidies for small companies and allowances to the most vulnerable households

Indonesia expressed its disappointment to the U.K. ambassador in Jakarta after the embassy raised the rainbow flag to support LGBT+ rights.

On June, July and August, local public transport in Germany will only cost nine euros per month.

More than 100 million people in the world are forcibly displaced, the highest record the United Nations Refugee Agency ever recorded.

A significant number of young New Zealanders is leaving the country as borders reopen raising questions whether it's temporary or New Zealand is still attractive.

A Constitutional Court decision in Portugal may cancel most of criminal investigations of the last 14 years because storage of personal communications data was unconstitutional.

The Philippines election commission dismissed a petition trying to bar Marcos Jr from running for the next presidential elections.

Some supermarkets in Portugal and Spain limit the sale of cooking oil because of an increased demand on sunflower oil coming from Ukraine.

Slovenia restructured consumer loans contracted in Swiss francs up until 17 years ago. Slovenes contracted loans in the Swiss currency but they became more difficult to reimburse since the francogeddon in 2015.

Sri Lanka needs to impose temporary power cuts because the island faces shortages of fuel which disrupts its power grid.

Some state companies of Venezuela will be partially privatized and open to private investment. They were nationalized few years ago by Hugo Chávez.

The former defense secretary of the U.S. writes in a book that Donal Trump suggested to launch missiles on drug laboratories in Mexico

The Supreme Court of Portugal ruled that accommodations in residential buildings cannot be rented for tourism, a decision that could affect touristic cities like Lisbon and Porto.

UNICEF Lebanon survey shows that more children skip meals for lack of food. One in ten is sent to work instead of attending school.

The coalition government of Romania agreed on amendments to reactivate Black Sea offshore gas projects to reduce its dependency on Russian gas

Singapore wants to block access to "foreign hostile content" and could implement restrictions such as removing access to apps or forbidding advertisement on publications. The country started working on the law after tensions with Malaysia in 2019.

High-quality coffee is threatened by climate change but a forgotten coffee species could resist to warmer temperatures and still provide excellent flavor, potentially alleviating the coffee industry from future challenges.