The Post of Serbia presented the stamps titled "Tennis: Novak Djokovic, the world racket number one" at an event on Thursday.

Ten years ago, Swiss-educated basketball fan Kim Jong Un seemed open to foreign ideas, but North Korea has long clamped down on what it calls "ideological and cultural invasion".

Sex and the City actor Chris Noth on Thursday denied sexual assault allegations brought against him by two women who contacted The Hollywood Reporter.

Fans have been posting messages of farewell under the Instagram celebrity's final post since her management confirmed that Endelenyi Laura Anna had died on Wednesday.

Amalia, who had cancelled indoor festivities because of the pandemic, held a last-minute gathering in the palace gardens, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte wrote to parliament on Wednesday.

OJ Simpson, the professional football player-turned-movie-star whose double murder trial gripped and divided the United States, is a free man after finishing his parole.

P.S. Vinothraj's low-budget debut movie Koozhangal has been selected as India's entry to the international feature film category at next year's Oscars.

Mike Nesmith, one of four members of 1960s television and pop phenomenon The Monkees, has died, fellow band member Micky Dolenz and his family said Friday.

The legal controversies surrounding Julian Assange are now in their second decade and the divisions between his supporters and critics remain as intractable as ever.

For more than five years, photographer Claudia Dian has been trusted to immortalize the candid moments of notable public figures such as Andien, Tulus and Yura Yunita. To find the beauty in the unpredictable, she highlights the importance of passion and, more importantly, trust

Hundreds of antique clocks fill a small hall in the southwestern Pakistani city of Quetta, where collector Gul Kakar swears he will spend all the time he has left caring for them.

Ressa's position at the head of the Rappler news site meant getting, by her own estimate, up to 90 abusive messages per hour online at one point towards the end of 2016.

British novelist Abdulrazak Gurnah, this year's winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, criticised the "inhumane" responses of the UK and French governments to the Channel migrant crisis.

French police arrested a man suspected of involvement in the 2018 murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, but Saudi officials claimed that they were holding the wrong man.

In journalism it is considered a breach of ethics to use one's position to advocate for a personal cause or to conduct investigations for personal reasons.

Britain's Prince William has revealed himself as an unlikely headbanger in a podcast in which he talks of his love for Australian hardrockers AC/DC.

Maxwell, charged with eight counts of sex trafficking and other crimes, including two perjury charges that will be tried separately, is facing up to 80 years in prison if convicted.

Once upon a time, the Cuomo family looked set to go into the history books as one of America's storied political dynasties, perhaps even one that included a White House stay.

Four people were injured, one of them seriously, when a World War II bomb exploded at a building site near Munich's main train station on Wednesday.

Prosecutors say Maxwell recruited and groomed Jane and three other underage girls for Epstein to abuse between 1994 and 2004.

At the start of the pandemic, the brothers soared to new heights of popularity: Andrew Cuomo earned praise for his frank daily briefings as the coronavirus ravaged New York, and their live exchanges on CNN were peppered with banter.

With a reboot of the popular 2000s TV show Sex and the City confirmed, fans can’t help but wonder how the show writers will explain the absence of Samantha Jones.

Bens Leo passed away at Fatmawati Hospital in South Jakarta on Monday at the age of 69, after a battle with COVID-19.

The widow of a South Korean dictator who brutally crushed opponents until mass demonstrations forced him from power apologised for the "pains and wounds" of her husband's rule.

The Fidel Castro Ruz center in Havana is the first and only Cuban building to carry his name. 

Sharbat Gula became arguably Afghanistan's most famous refugee after US photographer Steve McCurry captured her portrait in a Pakistan camp in the 1980s and it was published on the front cover of the National Geographic magazine.

The new stamp features a picture of Atwood -- eyes closed and one hand on her cheek -- with the lines "A word after a word after a word is power," from her poem "Spelling."

In September, the KPK sacked 58 employees who had failed a controversial civics test that was required by law to upgrade them to civil servant status. Two months later, the “KPK 58” are en route to rebuilding their lives.

Despite the fact that the vast majority of Indians worship Hindu gods who routinely shape-shift from male to female, the transgender community is largely exiled to the margins of society, with many forced to take up begging or sex work.

Diego is everywhere, from the central station all the way to the official Napoli store where his face stares out from the stylised fingerprint on the jersey in the window.