Young wildlife vet Constantinos Antoniou, known in his country and among animal lovers as the "Birdman of Cyprus", passionately takes care of hundreds of wounded or sick wild birds every year before releasing them back to their natural habitat.
Jack Dorsey's payment company, Square, is spending $29 billion on the buy now, pay later company Afterpay. CNN's Richard Quest discusses what this investment means for global payments with MoffettNathanson partner Lisa Ellis.
Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham has tested positive for Covid-19 after being fully vaccinated and has experienced "flu-like symptoms."
Olympian Dominique Dawes talks about the new streaming series on Peacock. Rick Damigella reports.
The COVID-19 pandemic's impact has led to cuts in foreign aid from donors like Britain, which this month slashed its aid budget by $5.5 billion, hitting those on the ground in Africa. The funding loss is felt in Burkina Faso where it could possibly shut down a group that helps thousands of gender-based-violence and rape survivors.
CNN's Cyril Vanier caught up Richard Rushton, the CEO of one of Africa's leading alcoholic beverages companies, to talk about the export markets he's most excited about and why the cider and seltzer business is booming.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announces that vaccine doses will arrive in the country to vaccinate approximately six million two hundred thousand people, including those over forty years of age, in a third mass vaccination plan.
Tennessee pastor Greg Locke tells his congregation that masks are banned from his service and that those who choose to wear a mask will be kicked out. CNN's Nick Valencia reports.
Tourist attractions close in Athens as temperatures soar during one of the worst heatwaves the country has seen in decades. The intense heat has led to deadly wildfires in the region, with nearby Turkey suffering its worst fires in at least a decade.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio says the city surpassed 10 million vaccinations over the weekend. (Aug. 2)
Pescara (Italy) (AFP) – Firefighters work to tackle wildfires on Italy's Adriatic coast and in the Sicily region after more than 800 flare-ups were recorded in the country in one weekend. EU data show this year's fire season has been significantly more destructive than most, with experts saying that climate change is increasing both the frequency and intensity of such blazes.
Pescara (Italy) (AFP) – Firefighters work to tackle wildfires on Italy’s Adriatic coast and in the Sicily region after more than 800 flare-ups were recorded in the country in one weekend. EU data show this year’s fire season has been significantly more destructive than most, with experts saying that climate change is increasing both the frequency and intensity of such blazes.
