Abu Dhabi Crown Prince To Be Investigated over Torture in Yemen
French authorities are opening an investigation into accusations of complicity in acts of torture in Yemen against the crown prince of Abu Dhabi.
Chemical Plant on Fire near Atlanta Airport
Fire crews spent two hours Friday afternoon battling a blaze at a chemical plant that sent billowing clouds of smoke into the air just a short distance from the Atlanta airport.
Monsoon Floods Swamps India
Monsoon floods have swamped large parts of India's densely populated eastern states, forcing more than a million people into makeshift shelters.
Reports Informs of Fresh Clashes on Azerbaijan-Armenia Border
Azerbaijan's Defense Ministry on Thursday reported continued tensions in the Tovuz direction of the Azerbaijan-Armenia border and the renewal of clashes there.
Reconnaissance Plane Crash in Eastern Turkey Kills Seven
Seven security personnel from Turkey were killed when a reconnaissance plane crashed in eastern Van province.
Mary Trump Calls Trump to Resign
Mary Trump, the niece of US President Donald Trump, called for him to step down Tuesday.
Train Crash near Prague Left 1 Dead, Dozens Injured
A train driver died and dozens of passengers were injured when a passenger train collided with a stationary freight train near Prague.
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.