In India, riots broke out due to the lack of water
Relative calm was restored in the Indian city of Bangalore after death two men who happened on the backdrop of unrest due to water shortages.
Residents of Primorye rescued from floods
More than 30 tons of humanitarian aid was provided to the residents of Primorye affected by the floods. Arrived additional team of rescuers to the aftermath of Typhoon Lionrock. Despite the state of emergency, the water in some areas is receding and people are gradually returning to their homes.
Taiwan and China are preparing for the approach of super Typhoon Meranti
Taiwan and China are preparing for the approach of super Typhoon Meranti, which is forecast to bring torrential rains and destructive winds.
U.S. bombers fly over South Korea
4 days after, was the fifth and perhaps the most powerful nuclear weapons test in North Korea, the U.S. air force responded with a show of force on Tuesday, showing two powerful, proven in combat B-1 bombers that flew over South Korea.
Fighters "Azov" shoot children of Pneumatics
Fighters "Azov" occupied the upbringing of the younger generation in the camps. In fact, it is the training ground for new radicals.
In the Alps the passengers stuck on the cable car
In the Alps ended the operation to rescue passengers of a cable car. More than 100 people were trapped at an altitude of almost 4 km.
In Paris, the women attacked the police with a knife
Three women who probably were preparing a terrorist attack was arrested near Paris on Thursday, said the Minister of internal Affairs of France Bernard Breech.
In the US 14-year-old student shoots himself in school
14-year-old freshman shot and killed himself after wounding another student at Alpine high school in West Texas, authorities said Thursday.
USA wants to make sure that the DPRK had a nuclear event
The U.S. air force is expected to start flying on the Korean Peninsula in the coming hours to take air samples and make sure that North Korea was a nuclear event.
North Korea successfully tested a nuclear warhead
North Korea says it successfully tested a nuclear warhead that can be mounted on a ballistic missile, after potentially the most powerful nuclear test the country conducted in 2006.
Carter blamed Russia for the actions of Bashar al-Assad
Russia is responsible for the actions of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his inability so far to agree on a cease-fire in 5-year-old conflict in his country, said the U.S. Secretary of defense ash Carter.
In Krasnoyarsk region in the city of Norilsk is red river
In Krasnoyarsk region in the city of Norilsk is red river. It is more like a huge blood vessel than to the water. Shocked residents have shared photos on the Internet about the strange scene on the river Daldykan. Authorities are trying to determine why the river changed its color, and to evaluate the possible
Clinton and trump argued about matters of national security
Hillary Clinton and Donald trump have clashed on Wednesday over the issue of national security. They argued about how to manage the military and foreign policy in a more complex world.
Thai authorities have started negotiations with the developers of the games Pokemon Go
Thai authorities have started negotiations with the developers of the popular game Pokemon Go. They require to exclude from the list of places for fishing of virtual beings, Buddhist temples, Royal palaces, hospitals and roads. The first round of negotiations was not successful. The popularity of the game grows. In Japan
Priest Gleb Grozovsky will be extradited to Moscow
To Moscow from Israel extradited priest Gleb Grozovsky, who is accused of involvement in paedophilia.
In New Caledonia shark attacked a surfer
A surfer died after he was attacked by a large shark in New Caledonia, on French territory Islands in the South Pacific, said Maritime authorities.
In Syria, there was another chemical attack
More than 80 people suffer from serious breathing difficulties after another chemical attack on the city of Aleppo, Syria, said the volunteer rescue squad of the Syrian civil defense.
Duterte doesn't want to communicate with Obama
Foul-mouthed outburst cost the new leader of the Pacific a key ally of Washington the chance to meet with President Barack Obama in Laos on Tuesday. Duterte called Obama a "son of a bitch" and warned it will not tolerate any violations of the sovereignty of the Philippines, and then the White house
Tropical storm Hermione walked across the USA
Tropical storm Hermione had gone hundreds of miles from shore in the Atlantic ocean and created large waves in some southern New England waters. Such waves are often lured surfers, despite the warning and the danger.
Obama made a historic visit to Laos
Recognizing the "difficult history," President Obama on Tuesday went on a historical visit to the isolated country in Southeast Asia to heal the wounds of war and to give a new impetus to the relations with Laos, which is of strategic importance to the United States.
The President of the Philippines publicly insulted Obama
The President of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte expressed regret after his obscenity against President Barack Obama prompted the White house to cancel the planned bilateral talks between the two leaders.
In the capital of Afghanistan rocked by explosions
On Tuesday morning in Kabul was rocked by the shots. A suicide bomber blew up a car in a residential area of Kabul, killing at least 24 people and injured more than 90 .
In Primorye came the Typhoon "Namtheun"
In Primorye came the Typhoon "Namtheun". Rescuers warn about the possible 2nd wave of flood. Although the region has not yet recovered from the effects of Typhoon "lion rock". Flooded more than 3 million homes. Destroyed dozens of bridges and crossings.
U.S. customs pulled two bodies from the ocean
U.S. customs in San Diego pulled two bodies of men from the ocean, to the North of the Mexican border.
Putin and Obama will hold talks to end violence in Syria
US President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin met on Monday to hold talks to end the violence in Syria.