Afro hair in all its beauty. Cuba's capital recently hosted the island's first Afro beauty-aesthetics convention.
The trend that can be observed around the world is gaining traction in the Caribbean nation.

"Mr. Prime Minister, a few days ago you stood in front of the families of the abductees and said 'sorry that we were not able to bring them back alive,' but what kind of forgiveness is that, if you do not intend to change your ways. We do not forgive!," former hostage Danielle Aloni said Saturday.

On Thursday already, the US top diplomat hinted at the UN force as an option to address a funding crisis for the Kenya-led mission, which depends on voluntary contributions. The U.S. and Canada have provided the bulk of funds so far. Peacekeeping operations are funded from a special budget.

The tentative deal comes just days ahead of a possible strike at the plane maker's main factories.

The Israeli military has not commented on the strikes on a number of military sites around Masyaf.

Enthusiasm for the visit is huge, but the Pope is being urged by campaigners to address an abuse scandal.

Acute malnutrition, which has ravaged Afghanistan for decades, has reached an unprecedented level.

If invading Russians seize this vital transport hub, Ukraine could lose the entire Donetsk region.

Usman Nurmagomedov successfully defended his lightweight title against Alexander Shabliy in the main event of Bellator San Diego.

Sean Brady picked up the biggest win of his career on Saturday, outworking Gilbert Burns for a unanimous decision victory at UFC Vegas 97, and the MMA Fighting crew reacts to it plus the rest of the action from Saturday’s card.

Watch Lorenz Larkin earn a title shot with a quick knockout of Levan Chokheli in the co-main event of Bellator San Diego.

Natalia Silva, Jessica Andrade, Steve Garcia, and Cody Durden each are taking home an extra $50,000 after UFC Vegas 97.

Bombardments by Israel's Defences Forces have damaged more than 90% of the school buildings, according to the Global Education Cluster, according to figures by a grouping of aid groups led by UNICEF and Save the Children.

By 1 pm local time, 13.11% of the country's 24 million registered voters went to the polls.

NGO Save the children alerted Friday (Sep. 06) about the risk of disease, hunger from crop destruction, and disruption to education that the situation incurs to the hundreds of thousands of children now displaced.