Now playing Next World News Children feared dead as Afghan airstrikes targeting Taliban hits graduation Attendees of the event said they had seen dozens of fatalities in the aftermath of the bombing. 04/04/2018
Now playing Next World News Euroviews. Gun taxes prove liberals have never met a crisis they couldn't tax | View Whether the problem is mass shootings, addiction or obesity, lawmakers continue to argue that higher taxes will cure the nation's gravest ailments. 04/04/2018
Now playing Next World News 'No jokes' at border, Russia warns London-bound soccer fans amid spy tensions Russian officials urged soccer fans to "behave" amid tensions over a poisoned spy, adding "no jokes please" when at passport control. 04/04/2018
Now playing Next World News These Americans moved to the 'most progressive' country for new dads "Here, it's not about work," said Tyler Reid, who moved his young family from New York. "It's about enjoying life." 04/04/2018
Now playing Next World News More than 20 hurt after subway trains collide in Germany There was no immediate word on the cause of the collision. 03/04/2018
Now playing Next World News Siberian governor resigns after devastating mall fire that killed 64 The dead included 41 children. The governor, Aman Tuleyev, had headed the Kemerovo region for more than 20 years. 03/04/2018
Now playing Next World News Netanyahu bows to right-wing pressure, axes migrant deal after just hours Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday he was canceling an agreement with the U.N. refugee agency to relocate thousands of African migrants. 03/04/2018
Now playing Next World News Euroviews. Mad that Facebook has your data? Here's why you can't sue to get it back | View Users angered by recent privacy scandals may be wondering what legal options they have. The answer is disappointing, writes attorney Joel Winston. 03/04/2018
Now playing Next World News Euroviews. Cults are terrifying. But they're even worse for women | View Women's abilities to control their own reproductive choices are often determined by cult leaders, writes Alexandra Stein. 02/04/2018
Now playing Next World News Violence erupts in India as lowest caste protests Supreme Court order Unrest took hold of several parts of northern and central India on Monday as thousands of dalits, members of Hinduism's lowest caste, protested an order from the country's top court. 02/04/2018
Now playing Next World News Anti-apartheid stalwart Winnie Madikizela-Mandela dies During Nelson Mandela's 27-year incarceration, she campaigned for her then-husband's release and for the rights of her black countrymen. 02/04/2018
Now playing Next World News Israel cancels plan to deport thousands of migrants to Africa In February, Israel started handing out notices to 20,000 male African migrants giving them two months to leave the country or risk being thrown in jail. 02/04/2018
Now playing Next World News China hits back at Trump, slaps tariffs on U.S. goods worth $3 billion "China would never submit if the U.S. launched a trade war," declared an editorial in a newspaper published by the ruling Communist Party. 02/04/2018
Now playing Next World News Their love was born in heady days of protest. Syria's civil war destroyed it. The human rights lawyer and self-taught software engineer became inseparable, attending demonstrations demanding reforms by Bashar al-Assad. 01/04/2018
Now playing Next World News Pope says 'defenseless' being killed in Gaza violence Francis called for peace after 15 Palestinians were killed on the Israeli-Gaza border. 01/04/2018
Now playing Next World News Euroviews. Bannon's revenge: How globalism became the far-right's favourite smear | View With the departures of Gary Cohn, Rex Tillerson and H.R. McMaster, Trump has effectviely purged his cabinet of globalists. 01/04/2018
Now playing Next World News Olympics chief says North Korea committed to Tokyo Games International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach arrived in Pyongyang on Thursday to discuss development of sports in North Korea. 31/03/2018
Now playing Next World News Malala makes emotional return to hometown where she was shot When Malala left her hometown it was with a Taliban bullet wound to her head. On Saturday she returned as a Nobel Prize winner. 31/03/2018
Now playing Next World News They escaped Kim Jong Un. Now they just want to grow up. Sixteen-year-olds Park Kwon and Ju Cheol Kwang gave up everything they knew to start over in Seoul. 30/03/2018
Now playing Next World News White House chaos jeopardizes war on ISIS, U.S. commanders warn "We're on the two-yard line," one U.S. special forces commander told NBC News. "We're that close and now, it's coming apart." 30/03/2018