Palash Ghosh

Black Africans, who were a large portion of Argentina's population in the early 19th century, seem to have vanished. Or have they?

Elizabeth, now 87 years old, is the official “head of state” and “sovereign leader” of sixteen nations, including Australia, New Zealand, Jamaica and Canada

Gaddafi and his family reportedly have an estimated $80 billion in assets parked in banks and other institutions around the world.

The coronation provided a much-needed episode of color, pageantry and elegance in grim, post-war Britain.

Turks have lived in Germany for at least five decades, originally invited by the government as guest workers.

Jean Stapleton, an accomplished actress, had no idea that the show she agreed to star in, ’All in the Family,’ would change the course of history.

Some 308,000 people (mostly youths) have left Ireland since 2009 (in a country with a population of only about 4.6 million).

Reportedly, Malawi had agreed to ship 100,000 young men and women between the ages of 18 and 25 to South Korea to work in factories and farms.

Rituparno Ghosh generally portrayed the foibles and concerns of the urban, educated middle class of India in a realistic fashion.

The new compensation, which will be shelled out in stages between 2014 and 2017, will benefit almost 56,000 people around the world -- about one-third of them currently resident in Israel.

Coke has a 60 percent market share in India and about a 30 percent share in Pakistan.

In contrast to the US, in India the middle classes and affluent are more susceptible to becoming overweight than the poor.

Red Levine allegedly participated in two of the most pivotal crimes in Mafia history.

Right-wing, conservative and religious leaders in India have long blamed the intrusion of western culture, including pop music, movies and clothes, for corrupting youth.

Some Canadians believe that their new $100 bank notes carry the scent of maple syrup.

The number of store locations in the U.K. will plunge by 22 percent by 2018, resulting in 316,000 job losses.

Love him or hate him, Liberace's influence extends to the present day, with a new HBO movie reviving interest in the performer.

Alpha Pam, 28, may be the first person in Spain to die in connection with a new law that prevents undocumented immigrants from getting health cards.

In his first assembly with all of Italy's bishops, Pope Francis called for a new pastoral vision.

The flamenco, a quintessential part of Spanish culture, actually came from the Roma (Gypsies) who migrated to Europe from India hundreds of years ago.

Senior Norwegian government officials have vowed to boycott low-cost Irish carrier Ryanair over its poor labor record.

Far-right groups in Britain are mobilizing and seeking to exploit the horrific murder of a serviceman by alleged Islamic extremists.

The party's leader said his goal is a Hezbollah-like party, which is in effect a second government that provides social services.

Trade between Beijing and Islamabad, which reached an unprecedented $12 billion last year, is targeted to climb to $15 billion within two years.

Chinese leaders visiting India since 1950 have always paid homage to Dr. Kotnis, who saved countless Chinese lives during the second Sino-Japanese war.

Iran and Saudi Arabia, two of the most powerful nations and oil exporters in the Middle East, have long been in conflict.

Tuition fees and living costs for international students in Australia have soared by 166 percent over the past decade.

About 40,000 Kenyan guest workers currently live in the UAE, primarily in the construction, hotel and travel industries.

Norman Lear created "All in the Family," perhaps the most controversial and popular TV program in US history.