Mexico reiterated that it does not intend to pay for the wall
The Mexican government on Sunday reiterated its position that it will not pay for the proposed boundary wall of President Donald trump.
In India, riots broke out because of accusations of rape guru
According to a local official Prasara Gauri Joshi, the number of people killed in clashes in Northern India, has grown to 31 people since Saturday, the day after the controversial spiritual leader was convicted of raping two of his followers.
Hurricane Harvey caused severe flooding in Houston
Hurricane Harvey has caused terrible flooding in Houston. Citizens with boats assist authorities in search and rescue operations.
In South Africa two white men put a black man in a coffin
South African judge will issue its verdict Friday in the case of two white men accused in the attack on a black farmer Victor Mlekwa.
In Myanmar were killed 8 police officers and an immigration officer
8 police officers and an immigration officer were killed during a series of coordinated attacks on police in Western Rakhine state in Myanmar, said on Friday the power.
Hurricane Harvey approaches the coast of Texas
Hurricane Harvey approaches the coast of Texas on Friday and is expected to bring up to 35 inches of rain, destructive waves and flood waters, which can reach heights of 6-12 feet above ground level along the coast of the state.
In Pakistan, groundwater is contaminated with arsenic
According to a new study in the journal Science Advances, up to 60 million people living in the state of the Indian plain, at risk to suffer from high levels of arsenic in the supply of groundwater in the region.
Qantas has thrown down a challenge to Boeing and Airbus
Airline Qantas has challenged the world's largest manufacturers of aircraft: the airline plans to build a jet that can fly from Sydney to London or new York- without stopping.
The court issued a warrant for the arrest of ex-Prime Minister of Thailand
The Supreme court of Thailand issued a warrant for the arrest of the former Prime Minister of Thailand Yingluck Shinawatra after she appeared in court to hear the verdict in his two-year trial.
Vice-Chairman of Samsung can go to prison for 12 years
When Samsung released its latest flagship smartphone at an exciting media event in new York city, the de facto head of the company was imprisoned in Seoul.
The American won the lottery, the biggest in the history of the amount
The Powerball lottery has made one lucky winner's insanely rich. The winning ticket for the top prize of $ 758,7 million
In the Netherlands canceled a concert of the band Allah-Las
In the Netherlands the authorities cancelled a concert by American rock band Allah-Las because of the threat of terror. Later that night, the authorities stopped the van with gas cylinders in the area cordoned off by police near Rotterdam Maassilo, the venue of the concert, said the mayor of the city Ahmed Naleb.
In Saudi Arabia teen dances on a pedestrian crossing
In Saudi Arabia, the teenager staged a dance in a crosswalk, police had to detain the hooligan. However, the dancer was quickly released, making him a warning.
The U.S. and Russia arrived in Europe for war games
Two American B-1 bomber and B-52 Stratofortress arrived in the United Kingdom on Wednesday for the annual international tournament in the war games at the same time as the controversial Russian military exercises.
A strong Typhoon hit the coast of China
A strong Typhoon hit the coast of China. Strong wind and floods devastated the city of Macau and Hong Kong. It is reported that 12 people were killed after the arrival of the Typhoon Hato in South China. According to the press Secretary of the government, 8 people died in the former Portuguese colony of Macau.
In South Asia because of floods killed 700 people
More than 700 people died as a result of major floods and landslides, which this month shocked Bangladesh, India and Nepal, say humanitarian workers.
Photos of North Korea revealed the hidden details of the missile programme
According to experts, the newly released photos show unexpected advances in the missile program of North Korea, including previously unseen type of projectile.
The U.S. Navy will be retired Vice Admiral Joseph Aucoin
The U.S. Navy plans to send in resignation of Vice-Admiral Joseph Aucoin, who is the commander of the 7th fleet based at Yokosuka, Japan, said the representative of the United States.
Afghan strategy trump: a bad formula
Repeated Afghan strategy of President Donald trump, which is a turning point in its initial views, is, in fact, tightening tried, tested and failed formula.
Tillerson sees a possible way to dialogue with North Korea
The Secretary of state Rex Tillerson made clear that the U.S. is open to dialogue with North Korea, the day after the regime in Pyongyang again threatened Washington.
In Italy from the rubble of the house rescued the baby
According to the Department of civil protection, the child was rescued from the ruins of a house after an earthquake struck the Italian island of Ischia in the Bay of Naples.
Trump has decided to increase the troops in Afghanistan
US President, Donald trump has decided to increase the troops in Afghanistan, despite his previously spoken words on the exit from the longest war in America.
The Supreme court of India banned the "triple talaq"
The Supreme court of India has banned the controversial practice of Islamic divorce known as "triple talaq" in landmark decision, announced on Tuesday.
In Barcelona police killed the suspected driver of the van
Spanish authorities on Monday killed the suspected driver of the van, which crashed into a crowd of people last week in Barcelona, according to Catalan police.
Off the coast of Singapore, the search continues for the 10 American sailors
Hope for a successful rescue of 10 American sailors who remain missing after the collision of the destroyer John S. McCain and the oil tanker are reduced as the search continues for the 2nd day.