Far-right activists stage torchlit march in Bulgarian capital

The Lokov March was condemned by counter-protests.

Thousands mark three months of France's 'yellow vest' protests

Thousands of "yellow vest" protesters marched across France Saturday, three months since the movement began.

Mal Meninga, Indigenous All Stars captain call for national anthem referendum

Friday's NRL All Stars game sparked calls for a more inclusive national anthem.

Snow storm causes pile up in US

Snowstorms have caused chaos across the USA, with wild weather leading to a serious crash on the I-70 outside Kansas City.

Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano lights up the night sky

Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano unleashed a powerful explosion. The first of a long series of explosions started about 9pm local time and went on for more than three hours.

Relatives lose hope of finding trapped Zimbabwean miners alive

Relatives of trapped illegal Zimbabwean gold miners were frustrated at the slow pace of rescue efforts, saying they were losing hope of finding up to 70 people alive as the government declared the accident a disaster.

SBS World News bulletin: 15/2/19

SBS News wraps-up all the national and international news including: Donald Trump set to declare a national emergency to fund his border wall with Mexico. Dozens of Indian soldiers killed in the deadliest attack in Kashmir in decades and Theresa May suffers another blow to her Brexit plan.

Copenhagen turned a mountain of garbage into a ski run

Koalas in same danger as orangutans unless ‘urgent’ action taken: WWF

The President of World Wildlife Fund International is urging Australia to better protect forests and koalas, saying “the international community is closely watching”.

Tonnes of plastic waste discovered on Galapagos Islands

Volunteers have cleaned up more than four tonnes of rubbish from the remote Galapagos Islands. Most of the waste is believed to have drifted across the Pacific all the way from Asia.

UK schoolgirl who joined IS in Syria 'wants to come home'

Shamima Begum, a woman who ran away from London to Syria as a schoolgirl to join IS, now wants to come back to Britain.

Hakeem al-Araibi's home club excited to welcome him back

Players and fans of Pascoe Vale are getting ready to welcome refugee player Hakeem al-Araibi back to the field

Starving girl shows impact of Yemen war, economic collapse

Doctors for Fatima Qoba say the 12-year-old "has the most extreme form of malnutrition".

Mud slide forces evacuations in San Francisco area

At least 50 homes have been evacuated after a mudslide stroke a San Francisco neighbourhood after days of heavy rain

'Death by a thousand cuts of our democracy': Duterte critic Ressa speaks after bail release

Philippine journalist Maria Ressa has been freed on bail, following an arrest that sparked international censure and allegations she is being targeted over her news site's criticism of President Rodrigo Duterte.

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