On the evening of Valentine's Day, one of Puglia's most iconic wonders collapsed under the weight of the sea storms and heavy rain that battered southern Italy.
On January 7, the Taliban emir signed a two-point decree: 119 articles, 3 chapters, 10 sections. New rules of criminal procedure for Afghan courts, effective immediately.
Faced with the continuing decline in births, the government is preparing to launch a series of initiatives: a package of no fewer than 16 key measures, starting with fair access to information for every citizen.
Abandoned farmland and forests have become the scene of a rare and astonishing phenomenon: the emergence of wild boar and pig hybrids.
Storm Kristin, which has been ravaging central Portugal since early February, is particularly severe: at least 16 dead, thousands evacuated and entire communities still without power and water. Wind gusts of over 200km/h and torrential rain caused rivers to burst their banks and crucial infrastructure to collapse.
The Princess of Wales wishes to send a message of hope to all those battling cancer, as she has been in remission for just over a year.
James Van Der Beek, Dawson's Creek star, has died. He was barely 48.
On the night of 11 January, the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles hosted the 83rd edition of the Golden Globes, which for the first time honoured not only film and television, but the world of podcasts as well.
The Environment Agency has issued almost a hundred flood warnings and over 150 severe weather alerts in England, with active alerts across Scotland and Wales.
In Tumbler Ridge, a small town in British Columbia at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, a shooting at a high school has left at least 10 dead and 27 injured, two of whom are in critical condition. The victims include the suspected perpetrator.