Category: 2. World

Authorities confirmed that 12 people were rescued from the wreck, while search efforts continue for seven others.

The vessel, identified as the Wonder Sea, was carrying 48 passengers and five crew members on a sightseeing tour of Ha Long Bay,…

The overnight clashes left nine police wounded, according to authorities, who said they suspected a gang turf war.

The unrest came in the middle of France’s summer tourism season.

The armed attackers descended on the RN141 throughway and…

Five departments at the University of Florence have severed ties with academic institutions in Israel as part of what they described as the “academic boycott” of the Israeli regime.

In a move in line with the…

Israel has refused to renew the visa of a top UN humanitarian official in the occupied Palestinian territories — the latest in a string of rejections targeting senior UN staff.

Jonathan Whittall of the UN Office for…

A landside engulfed houses and flooding swept away vehicles in the resort town of Gapyeong, northeast of capital Seoul, on Sunday.

One person was killed after their house collapsed and another was found dead after being swept away by a swollen…

British police have arrested more than 50 people in central London during protests against the ban of the pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action.

Similar demonstrations were held across the United Kingdom in…

A third Palestinian child dies in the Gaza Strip within 24 hours of the starvation that is being imposed with full force by the Israeli regime as a means of lending further brutality to Tel Aviv’s genocidal war on the…

Thousands of Palestinians staged mass protests across the occupied West Bank, calling for an end to the Israeli genocide in Gaza and denouncing the humanitarian crisis caused by the occupying regime’s starvation…

A sports coach at a Taiwanese university has issued a formal apology over a research project that allegedly involved her coercing students into giving blood, according to local media.

Chou Tai-ying, 61, said that her intention was to help her…

US President Donald Trump’s decision to continue military aid to Ukraine can be attributed, in many aspects, to the diplomatic efforts of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, according to Germany’s foreign minister….