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Israel bombs Gaza after anti-settlement protests across Palestine

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A woman was brutally beaten by a couple of men inside a bar in southeastern Brazil because she was seated at a table they deemed too close to theirs.

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India’s dancing cop from the largest city in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh has come to the limelight once again, but not for the right reasons.

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US sanctions on Turkey 'inevitable' after apparent S-400 radar test

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A hero 16-year-old boy saved girl, nine, from paedophile attack by convicted rapist after hearing her desperate cries for help in street. Vyacheslav Doroshenko was walking through snow in Russia after his basketball training when he saw man in his fifties grab girl and push him into his car.

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Police launch huge manhunt after 'pervert broke into family's London home after midnight and sexually assaulted their young son in his own bedroom'

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Lewis, a koala that caught the public eye after being captured on video while being rescued from the raging bushfire in New South Wales by a brave lady named Tony Doherty, has died at the Port Macquarie Koala Hospital where it was being treated.

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The number of young Russians who would like to move out of their home country has soared to a 10-year high, according to an independent Levada Center poll published Tuesday.

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A naturalized woman faces the risk of losing her Korean nationality after her bigamy was discovered. The Seoul Administrative Court found the Ministry of Justice's decision to strip her of Korean nationality grounded on Tuesday, rejecting her petition. Bigamy is illegal in Korea.

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More than 60 percent of people in Seoul support banning operation of private study institutes, better known as hagwon, on Sundays, an experts' panel under the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education (SMOE) said, Tuesday.

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Air New Zealand named world’s best airline for 2020: The competition is bigger than ever, but an annual “best of” list has named one airline better than the rest – the sixth time it has held the title.

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A man in a “secret” romance with a 13-year-old “viciously” raped and murdered her when he feared she’d expose their relationship.

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Ekaterina Lisina wishes her Olympic career carried more weight in the modelling world but everyone’s obsessed with her record-breaking legs.

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Dismantling work started on a former emergency response center that failed miserably in its job to protect residents when the disaster unfolded at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant in 2011.

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The suspected abductor of an Osaka schoolgirl contacted her through Twitter using a false name and took her to his home in Tochigi Prefecture through a jumble of local and subway trains, according to police sources.

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Spurious supplements: Over 40% fail Japan gov't body solubility tests, appear ineffective

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Two men were referred to prosecutors Tuesday on suspicion of smuggling into Japan two rare perentie lizards, a protected species under the Washington Convention, police said.

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The suspect in a deadly arson attack on a Kyoto Animation Co studio suffered life-threatening burns on 90 percent of his body and has undergone surgeries without using donor skin, in the first case of such procedures for critical burns, medical sources said Tuesday.

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A famed Tokyo sushi restaurant where Barack Obama is said to have enjoyed the best sushi of his life has been dropped from the latest Michelin gourmet guide after it stopped accepting reservations from the general public.

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Nine people killed as deadly rainstorms hit parts of France, Greece and Italy

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A Meaningful Milestone in Sweden?

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Scottish Nationalists Are Using Iranian Disinformation To Sway UK Elections | The American Spectator

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WEEKEND BLOODBATH: A man has been left fighting for his life today after a FOURTH stabbing in London in less than 48 hours.

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Japanese moving company offers discount to musicians trying to escape fans

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Social media is increasingly being used as a means of smuggling endangered otters, and Thai authorities say that is making it difficult to crack down on secret networks. Illicit trade in the Asian small-clawed otter, an animal that has seen booming demand as pets in Japan, has been on the rise.

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