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Thai King Leads Thousands to Remember Late Father's Birthday
Thousands of yellow-clad supporters greeted Thailand's king on Saturday as he led a birthday commemoration for his revered late father, the latest in a series of public appearances at a time of unprecedented challenge to the monarchy from protesters.
Crunch UK-EU Talks on Post-Brexit Ties to Resume Sunday
The European Union and the United Kingdom decided Saturday to press on with negotiating a post-Brexit trade deal, with all three key issues still unresolved ahead of a year-end cutoff.
Swiss Slopes Buzz as Those of Neighbors Sit Idle in Pandemic
While the coronavirus resurgence has led Austria, France, and Italy to shut or severely restrict access to their ski stations this holiday season, Switzerland has kept its slopes open.
UN Health Chief: World Can Start Dreaming of Pandemic's End
The U.N. health chief declared Friday that positive results from coronavirus vaccine trials mean the world "can begin to dream about the end of the pandemic."
World Rugby's Ban on Trans Players Has Nothing to Do With 'Fairness'
The decision by World Rugby to ban trans players from participating in women's events is another setback for transgender athletes.
California Monolith Pops Up After Finds in Utah, Romania
Days after the discovery and swift disappearance of two shining metal monoliths half a world apart, another towering structure has popped up and then quickly vanished, this time from the pinnacle of a trail in California.
Will Colombia be 2021's Most Popular LGBTQ Travel Destination?
Colombia has been gaining traction as the next hot spot for queer travelers. EDGE chatted with Out in Colombia's Sam Castañeda Holdren about why it's so appealing for the LGBTQ community.
Taiwan Held One of 2020's Few Prides, This is What It Looked Like
Taiwan held one of the world's only live Pride events in 2020, due to its efforts to control the coronavirus pandemic. LGBTQ civil rights activist Chi Chia-wei was prominently featured.
Lady Gaga and Oreo Announce Limited Edition Cookie to Promote Kindness
Lady Gaga and Oreo have teamed up for a limited edition line of cookies to "spread musical messages of kindness."
Canada: US Border Measures to Last Until Virus Under Control
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Tuesday the ban on nonessential travel with the United States will not be lifted until COVID-19 is significantly more under control around the world.
UK Authorizes Pfizer Coronavirus Vaccine for Emergency Use
British officials authorized a COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use on Wednesday, greenlighting the world's first shot against the virus that's backed by rigorous science and taking a major step toward eventually ending the pandemic.
Anti-Gay Hungarian MEP Resigns After Gay Orgy Arrest, Lockdown Violation
József Szájer has resigned from his position as Member of the European Parliament (MEP) in Brussels, representing Hungary, after being caught attending a gay orgy.
UK Court Rules Against Clinic in Puberty Blocking Drugs Case
Britain's High Court ruled Tuesday that children under 16 years old who are considering gender reassignment are unlikely to be able to give informed consent to medical treatment involving drugs that delay puberty.
Battles Won — and Lost — Against AIDS Hold Valuable Lessons for COVID-19
Not since the HIV/AIDS pandemic of the 1990s have countries faced such a common health threat. This explains why UNAIDS has selected the theme "Global Solidarity, Shared Responsibility" for this year's World AIDS Day.
On World AIDS Day, South Africa Finds Hope in New Treatment
Health officials are hoping that new, long-acting drugs to help prevent HIV infection will be a turning point for the fight against a global health threat that's been eclipsed by the coronavirus pandemic.
Awkward Question for Poland: Was Chopin Gay?
New scholarship has raised an awkward question for Poland, which is one of the most homophobic nations in the European Union: Was that country's celebrated composer, Frédéric Chopin, gay?
Moderna Asking US, European Regulators to OK its Virus Shots
Moderna Inc. said it would ask U.S. and European regulators to allow emergency use of its COVID-19 vaccine as new study results confirm the shots offer strong protection, ramping up the race to begin limited vaccinations as the coronavirus rampage worsens
Fact or Fiction? UK Govt Says 'The Crown' Should be Clear
Britain's culture minister thinks the Netflix TV series "The Crown" should come with a disclaimer: It's a work of fiction.
COVID Rules Dish Up McDonald's at London Gay Club, Patrons Mock Online
Saturdays at London's Heaven Nightclub are getting a little happier - at least, the meals are. New COVID rules say bars must serve "substantial meals" with drinks, and McDonald's is partnering with the club.
Police Block Warsaw March Against Abortion Ruling, Force Use
Activists seek to keep up the pressure while also demanding a more liberal abortion law and the resignation of the country's right-wing government.