Saudi Air Raids in Yemen’s Jawf Left 9 Killed
Saudi warplanes bombed residential areas in Yemen’s northern province of Jawf, killing at least nine civilians.
Statue of Black Protester Replaced UK Slave Trader
An artist has erected a statue of a Black Lives Matter protester atop the plinth in the English city of Bristol once occupied by the toppled statue of a slave trader.
Protesters on Streets on Bastille Day
Thousands of people took to the streets of Paris, on Bastille holiday, to demonstrate against public health support measures they deemed insufficient.
Huawei Calls 5G ban in UK As Disappointing, Politicized
Huawei on Tuesday called on the UK government to reconsider a ban on the purchase of its 5G equipment.
Over 1 Million Dispersed in Bangladesh amid Floods Worsen
Heavy flooding is worsening in parts of Bangladesh, with over 1 million villagers marooned or leaving their homes for higher ground along with their cattle and other belongings.
China Planning Sanctions on Lockheed Martin for Taiwan Arms Sale
China will put sanctions on Lockheed Martin for involvement in the latest US arms sale to Chinese-claimed Taiwan, China said on Tuesday.
US Navy Warship in San Diego Still Blazing
Hundreds of US firefighters battled through a second day to save a US navy war vessel in San Diego as it is listing because of water from the fire hoses, tugboats, and helicopters fighting the inferno, which has destroyed the ship’s forward mast.
World Trade Center Catches Fire in Nigeria
Footages show a massive blaze breaking out of one of the World Trade Center's towers in the capital city of Nigeria, Abuja.
Kuwait Oil Budget Cut by 25%
State-owned Kuwait Oil Company announced a 25 percent reduction in its budget for the next five years.
Polish President Duda Reelected
Polish President Andrzej Duda won five more years in power on a deeply conservative platform.