
North Korea launched a missile towards Japan
North Korea fired medium-range missiles on Tuesday, which flew into the waters East of the Korean Peninsula.

North Korea fired medium-range missiles on Tuesday, which flew into the waters East of the Korean Peninsula.

Nevada became the 8 state in which allowed to sell marijuana. Nevada law allows adults 21 and older buy up to an ounce of marijuana. The law was approved by the voters in November 2016.

8 people were killed after a helicopter crashed in Central Java, Indonesia, performing a rescue mission after a volcano eruption.

Failure to start the booster Long 5th generation in China on Saturday dealt a blow to ambitious space aspirations of the country.

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt extend the period of 48 hours for Qatar to answer the list of demands of the coalition, according to the Saudi Ministry of foreign Affairs.

The naval squadron in the US Navy on Sunday swam in a radius of 12 miles from the disputed Islands in the South China sea, said US military. Military-the U.S. Navy conducted "freedom of navigation" around the island of Triton in the archipelago Paratsel', which expect

This week Donald trump and Vladimir Putin "face to face" on one of the busiest meetings between the two heads of state for many years, is rich in political, geostrategic, and personal storylines.

Beijing plans to turn Hong Kong into a key point for large-scale geopolitical project "One belt, one road". This was announced at the celebrations dedicated to the 20th anniversary of the return of the region under the jurisdiction of China. The celebration arrived, the Chinese President.

Nobel laureate and Chinese human rights activist Liu Xiaobo was refused permission to travel abroad for cancer treatment. 61-year-old Liu received a medical certificate and released from prison earlier this month after he was diagnosed with liver cancer late stage.

Iraqi forces locked in the last couple of blocks West of Mosul that are still under the control of ISIS. The seizure of Mosul is inevitable, but the battle is very difficult, and the days and weeks go by, said on Thursday the representative of the Syrian coalition, Ryan Dillon from Baghdad, confirming that

German lawmakers voted to legalize same-sex marriage on Friday, the landmark decision that occurred a few days after Chancellor Angela Merkel stopped its long-standing opposition to a free vote on this issue.

In December last year Pope Francis wrote a letter to bishops around the world, talking about the pain that his Church did to children who have been sexually abused.

The British government did not allow American multinational media company 21st Century Fox to buy pay-TV Sky (SKYAY) without further consideration. On Thursday said the Minister of culture U. K. Karen Bradley.

Japan plans to deliver humans to the moon in 2030, according to a new report from Japan's aerospace exploration Agency (JAXA).

In the US girl accidentally killed his friend decided to shoot a video for YouTube. On the idea a young man had to stop a bullet book.

China showed off its newest warship, a large destroyer, which is considered as a challenge for Maritime rivals in Asia. The ship, dubbed class 055, represents a big step in military modernization of the country, said Chinese government websites.

A senior adviser to Pope Francis, cardinal George Pell goes to the Vatican over allegations of sexual assault. This case is the latest black mark of the Catholic Church, which is reeling from scandals of sexual violence in several countries.

The Supreme court of Venezuela has banned the Prosecutor General Luisa Ortega to leave the country and froze its assets, ahead of a pre-trial hearing scheduled for 4 July. The query that was requested by ally of President Nicolas Maduro, will be used to determine made

Revised U.S. military response by North Korea had been prepared and would be presented to President Donald Trump, said the us military.

The British prosecution service confirmed that the criminal offences in connection with the crash in "Hillsborough" in 1989, which killed 96 supporters of football club "Liverpool" guilty of 6 people.

The Philippine house of representatives has approved a bill requiring members of the public to sing the national anthem with enthusiasm. Those who violate the law can face public censure, with fines ranging from $1 thousand to 2 thousand and up to one year in prison.

In Brazil, the President is caught in another scandal. Prosecutors filed criminal charges of "passive corruption" against President Michel Temer, said on Monday the state news Agency Agencia Brasil.

In California, a large fire burned a ranch owned by the actor "the Big battle theory" John Galecki, said his spokesman. Galecki was not home during the fire and did not return to the place after the incident, which was first reported by TMZ, his representative said.

Police arrested 80-year-old woman after passengers reported that she threw coins in the plane during boarding China Southern Airlines CZ380 on the pavement Pudong international airport in Shanghai.

In Venezuela, protesters set fire to the building of the Supreme court. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has condemned what he called "armed terrorist attack".