Seven dead as police fire on Kashmir protestersSeven civilians died and dozens were injured when Indian security forces opened fire at people protesting the killing of three militants in a gun battle in...
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Turkey won't 'give up' on Khashoggi murder probe: Minister
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British zoo fire prompts evacuation of visitorsLONDON (AP) ā A British zoo says a fire has broken out at one of its enclosures and that visitors are being evacuated. Chester Zoo has tweeted Saturday that...
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Egypt announces discovery of 4,400-year-old tombSAQQARA, Egypt (AP) ā Egypt has announced the discovery of a private tomb belonging to a senior official from the 5th dynasty of the pharaohs, which ruled...
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Kilde wins downhill marred by nasty crash involving Gisin
 Norway's Aleksander Aamodt Kilde won by a large margin in a World Cup downhill that was marred by a nasty crash involving Swiss skier Marc Gisin
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Maldives police question former president in fraud probeAbdulla Yameen questioned for first time over allegations of illegal financial transactions ahead of presidential vote.
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Animals and visitors evacuated after fire breaks out at Chester Zoo
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Mesmerising beauty of intricate ice patterns formed inside soap BUBBLES Mesmerising images captivating the beauty of bubbles frozen solid and becoming ice in real time have been caught on camera by photographer Don Komarechka, 32.
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Court rejects Alok Nathās anticipatory bailScreenwriter and producer Vinta Nanda pressed sexual harassment and rape charges on Alok Nath. In order to avoid the arrest, Alok Nath applied for anticipatory...
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Climate deal close at marathon UN summitKATOWICE, Poland: Nations on Saturday inched towards a deal to implement the Paris climate goals, after all-night negotiations to hammer out a plan to limit...
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Labor promises a $6.6 billion housing boom to bring down rentsOpposition Leader Bill Shorten will vow to āturbochargeā investment in new housing with plans for 250,000 new homes over a decade.
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Sydney's migrant mums keeping Australia fertileFor every three babies born in Lakemba or Wiley Park, there is less than one born in Surry Hills or Darlinghurst.
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Europe must fight illiberal forces, Draghi warnsThe spread of illiberal ideology is threatening the euro but it is an illusion that leaving it would offer an easier path, European Central Bank President Mario...
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5th weekend of 'yellow vest' protests in Paris largely peacefulScuffles broke out between protesters and police in central Paris on Saturday on the sidelines of a largely peaceful demonstration, during the fifth straight...
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Men with school-aged daughters less likely to hold sexist views'Gender norm attitudes can significantly be shaped by adulthood experiences'
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France's 'Yellow Jackets' hit Paris streets for fifth week of protestsPresident Emmanuel Macron has announced a series of concessions in an effort to quell the unrest.
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Scuffles erupt during fifth weekend of "yellow vest" Paris protestsAt least 21 people were detained in Paris before the protests began, police said
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Far-Right Israeli MPs threaten to topple Netanyahu government over West Bank violence
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'We didn't spend 30 years stopping IRA to allow PM and EU to give united Ireland by back door' says Labour MP Kate Hoey Northern Ireland born Labour MP Kate Hoey has said that Prime Minister Theresa May and "a few jumped-up EU bureaucrats" must not be allowed to facilitate a...
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'No support' to revive Energy East, but push for Trans Mountain continues: TrudeauPrime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government has no plans to revive the failed Energy East pipeline project because of a lack of support, but it will...
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āThink crisis, think femaleā: Why Theresa May is a classic example of the glass cliff For a second this week, it gave the impression of British Top Minister Theresa Might could be ousted through her personal celebration. Then, in a while after...
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U.N. climate talks run into overtime, but deal "in reach"United Nations' climate talks to agree on the rules of the 2015 Paris Agreement dragged on into an extra day on Saturday as ministers tried to overcome the last...
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Trump taps budget head John Mulvaney as acting chief of staffUS President Donald Trump has appointed John Mulvaney as his acting chief of staff.
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Scuffles with police in Paris but protest largely peacefulPARIS -- Scuffles broke out between protesters and police in central Paris on Saturday on the sidelines of a largely peaceful demonstration, during the fifth...
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France's 'yellow vest' protesters gather on decisive weekendSecurity forces in Paris are in position around central train stations and along the famed Champs-Elysees boulevard ahead of another weekend of protests.
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Poom maintains lead, Rose on course to be world no. 1 (Reuters) ā Poom Saksansin maintained his three-shot result in inch nearer to a 2nd Indonesia Masters triumph whilst Justin Rose remained on target to develop...
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Here's What Investors Can Expect From Oil Prices in 2019Crude prices could be in for a bumpy ride in the coming year.
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Jurgen Klopp confident Liverpool can end dire run against Man Utd at Anfield The rivals meet on Sunday with United looking to maintain their record of not losing at Anfield since 2013 - their last two games ended in goalless draws with...
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'We've come a long way,' McKenna says at climate talksA deal on the rules that govern the Paris climate accord appeared within grasp Saturday, as officials from almost 200 countries worked to bridge remaining...
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U.S. federal judge rules Obamacare unconstitutional
The Week in News: December 8th - December 14th
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