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Greece Returns Priceless Relics – and Suggests UK Should Follow Suit With Parthenon Marbles 36 Hours in Vancouver, Canada India’s Cockroach Party Leader Carries Gen Z’s Demands. They Are Many. Mixed Human Feelings After a Day at a Park Full of Robots Why Young People Are Taking to the Streets Across France ‘Defend Our Men!’: Fears for Women’s Rights in Latin America Over Plans to Counter Gender Violence Laws King Charles III to Acknowledge ‘Darkest Days’ of Britain’s Colonial Rule During Caribbean Tour One Green Shoot at a Time: the Women Restoring Mangrove Forests in the Oil-ravaged Niger Delta ‘I Thought, If I’m Going to Die, I’m Going to Write a Book First’: Pachinko Author Min Jin Lee ‘Water Yes, Mining No!’: the 87-year-old Farmer Who Became a Nature Hero in Colombia ‘It’s Glottophobia’: Brazilians in Portugal Battle for Linguistic Recognition ‘It’s Not Just About Getting Drunk!’ How Oktoberfest Took Over the UK Women Given Free Cycling Shorts to Prevent Upskirting on Oktoberfest Amusement Ride Google Told to Halt Work on Datacentres in Finland Over Environmental Concerns Lionel Messi’s Argentina Career Turned Football Into a Sacred Mystery ‘They Take Our Water, Our Soil’: Protesters Fight ‘Foreignisation’ as Javier Milei Encourages Land Sales in Argentina Sardinian Village Where More Women Reach 100 May Be New Centenarian ‘Blue Zone’ Women Behind the Lens: ‘I Felt Suspended Between Hope and Giving Up’ Norway Plans Temporary Ban on Smart Glasses in Some Public Places Polish Activists Launch Abortion Pill Locker to Bypass Near-total Ban The 80-year-old Market Trader Who Became a Chilean Music Star Greek Prime Minister Vows to ‘Ramp Up’ Efforts to Regain Parthenon Marbles ‘Starchitects Go Home’: What’s the Truth Behind Albania’s Astonishing Building Boom? From Competing for Food to a Gold Medal: the Stories Behind India’s Asian Games Winners ‘We Are in a Kind of War’: Row Over Viral Amsterdam Chip Shop Lands in Court ‘Someone Else Will Do It for Less’: Refugees in Kenya Are Powering Tech for Dwindling Pay Bangkok at Breaking Point as Floods Turn Streets Into Stagnant Lakes Who Owns the Moon? At a Potato Festival, Our Berlin Reporter Deepened His Ties to a New Land A 2,500-Year-Old Ski? the Melting Alps Release Ancient Secrets. Overlooked No More: Eugenia Errázuriz, Who Opened Doors for Picasso Take a Historic Stroll Down Oxford Street, London’s Shopping Artery

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October 1, 2026

• Broken Promises, Confiscated Land: the Hyperscale AI Datacentre Being Built in a Tiny Indian Village
• Why Am I Obsessed With China’s Ancient Golden Age? I Took My Daughter on a Trip to Find Out
• Take a Historic Stroll Down Oxford Street, London’s Shopping Artery
• From Dublin to Dingle: All the Charms of Ireland Without a Car
• Exile Has Not Broken Young Rohingya People. but Survival Cost Us More Than Our Homes
• ‘Water Yes, Mining No!’: the 87-year-old Farmer Who Became a Nature Hero in Colombia
• ‘The Same Struggles as 100 Years Ago’: Exhibition Highlights Lives of Sami People in Sweden
• ‘We Don’t Have Time for More Promises’: the Croatian Town That Took on an Illegal Waste Dump
• Formerly Enslaved People in Guyana Embraced Collective Action
• France Gave the Statue of Liberty. China Sends Pandas. What Do Diplomatic Gifts Mean – and How Do You Choose One?
• ‘I’m 100% Natural’: How Japan’s 90-year-old Bodybuilder is Still Winning Titles
• Century-old Silent Film Made in New Hampshire Found in Japan Antique Shop
• Mighty Sparrow, the Trinidad and Tobago Singer Known as the ‘Calypso King of the World’, Dies Aged 91
• ‘They Raped Our Country’: Documentary Follows Kenyans’ Fight for Restitution Over Stolen Land
• Who is the Indian Pilot Being Hailed as a Hero?
• Turkish Confectioner Hands Out Doughnuts to Honor the Dead
• For Japan’s Young Singles, Romance Gets a Corporate Middleman
• What China Sees in ‘Jane Eyre,’ Now Required Reading for 9th Graders
• The $40 Cocktail That Shaped Singapore’s Acclaimed Bar Scene