The US imposed sanctions against Venezuelan President
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro responded to the sanctions imposed on him by the US government after the elections to the Constitutional Assembly.
United States found "very unusual" North Korean submarine activity
The us military found "extremely unusual and unprecedented" North Korean submarine activities. All this was not just because North Korea launched the "emission test" prior to the start of the second Intercontinental ballistic missile, said the officer's defense.
In Cologne, about 100 people stuck on the cable car (photo)
Dozens of people were left hanging high above the river Rhine, when the wheels of the cable car down from the rail line in Cologne, Germany.
In Venezuela, elections to the new authority
President Nicolas Maduro thanked the "brave people of Venezuela" for the vote in the disputed election for a new Constituent Assembly, which will have the right to rewrite the Constitution of the country.
In Australia, the terrorists planned to shoot down the plane
Australian authorities have arrested 4 people on Saturday, disrupting the terrorist plot, which was planned to shoot down the plane, said the Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
Four Arab countries are ready to engage in dialogue with Qatar
Four Arab countries, which led embargo against Qatar, ready to speak, but not to retreat from their demands, said the foreign Ministers of the Quartet at a joint press conference on Sunday in Manama, Bahrain.
The US outlined a new approach to North Korea
Testing North Korea's long-range missiles that can hit major US cities, sparked condemnation from the United States, China, Japan and South Korea and called for a review of tactics against Pyongyang, given the dramatic escalation of its capabilities.
SpaceX is now valued at $21 billion
SpaceX is one of the world's most valuable private companies. According to Equidate, the company is in the exploration of outer space, headed by the Director General of Tesla Elon Musk, recently brought another $350 million, reaching $21 billion.
The driver broke the anniversary of Ferrari in an hour after the purchase (photo)
In England a man fell on the anniversary of the Ferrari 430 Scuderia an hour later after buying the car. The driver got into a terrible accident on a slippery road around Barnsley.
The U.S. Senate rejected a bill to repeal Obamacare
The Senate has dealt a devastating blow to Republican efforts to repeal the law "About the affordable care" Obamacare. The U.S. Senate voted against the new health care reform.
The white house has allocated money for the construction of the border wall
The white house on Thursday voted for a bill to spend $1.6 billion will be spent on the border wall along the border between the U.S. and Mexico that is part of a widespread campaign promises of President Donald trump.
Nawaz Sharif was removed from office by the Supreme court
Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawaz Sharif was removed from office by the Supreme court of the country and will have to resign. The court ruled that Sharif is no longer considered suitable for the post of Prime Minister. The panel of five judges announced their unanimous decision on Friday afternoon.
The Minister of defence of Japan has left his post
The Minister of defense of Japan Tomomi Inada left his post. She filed a petition of resignation to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. Inada decided to go on the fall rating of the Cabinet of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
UK sent two aircraft carrier in the South China sea
UK entered into a tense territorial dispute in the South China sea. Speaking on Thursday in Australia, the Minister for foreign Affairs of great Britain, Boris Johnson said: "One of the first things we will do with two colossal new aircraft carriers that we only
Angelina Jolie and their children moved into a new house
Angelina Jolie has a new home and a new look at the new normal life of her family after a hard year.
Thousands of Venezuelans began a two-day strike against Maduro
Thousands of Venezuelans gathered Thursday to speak out against the regime of President Nicolas Maduro, as he prepares for national vote next week.
Coca-Cola will no longer release drink Coke Zero
Coca-Cola will no longer produce the drink Coke Zero will be replaced by a new sugar-free drink called Coca-Cola Zero Sugar.
Published photos of the first overseas military base China
Published new satellite images, the first foreign military base in China. The images show that the military base bigger and safer than previously thought.
Foxconn to invest $10 billion in Wisconsin
Taiwanese manufacturer Foxconn, which produces electronics for Apple and other technology companies, comes to Wisconsin.
Earth threatened by a huge number of comets
American scientists have found that a large Earth-threatening comet whose core diameter is not less than 1 km, 7 times more than previously thought.
In France raging wildfires
According to local police, the resorts of the French Riviera was evacuated as forest fires threaten thousands of people.
In the US the man was carrying cobras in the banks of potato chips
In the USA a man was arrested on suspicion in illegal import of snakes and other reptiles after banks of potato chips was discovered 3 deadly king cobras, according to a press release from the district attorney of Los Angeles.
The U.S. Navy has released warning shots in the Persian Gulf
According to two American military officials, a U.S. Navy ship fired warning shots at an armed Iranian patrol boat on Tuesday in the Northern part of the Persian Gulf.
Cardinal George Pell made in court
One of the highest figures in the Vatican, cardinal George Pell was not found guilty of numerous charges of historic offences of sexual violence, said the lawyer in an Australian court on Wednesday.
North Korea has threatened a nuclear strike at the "heart of the USA"
North Korea has threatened a nuclear strike at the "heart of the USA" if they try to remove Kim Jong-UN as Supreme leader, announced on Tuesday, the state Korean Central news Agency in Pyongyang (KCNA).