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Death Toll from Tanzania Fuel Truck Blast Rises to 95, Say Officials
A massive fireball engulfed a crowd thronging to collect petrol from an overturned tanker last Saturday near the town of Morogoro, some 200 kilometres (125 miles) west of Dar es Salaam, the financial capital.
Kabul Wedding Blast Brings Back Focus on US-Taliban Talks, Critics Warn of Bad Peace Deal
Donald Trump said Friday he was pleased with talks on ending the war, 18 years after the September 11, attacks that prompted the US invasion of Afghanistan in the first place.
Trump Discusses China's 'Wrongful Detention' of Canadian Citizens in Call with Trudeau
Relations between China and Canada took a hit last December after Vancouver police detained Meng Wanzhou, the chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies Co, on a U.S. arrest warrant.
Customer Shoots Dead Waiter in France for Being 'Too Slow with Sandwich'
The gunman, who a witness said lost his temper "as his sandwich wasn't prepared quickly enough", fled the scene. Police told AFP a murder investigation has been opened.
Fresh Wave of Protests to Take Place in Moscow After Month of Rallies
The rallies, which have taken place every Saturday since the ruling, are the biggest since mass protests broke out in 2011 against President Vladimir Putin's return to the Kremlin after a term as prime minister.
Disgraced Financier Jeffrey Epstein’s Autopsy Shows Broken Neck Bones: US Media
Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender who befriended many celebrities and politicians, was found dead in jail on Saturday from an apparent suicide as he awaited trial on federal charges that he trafficked underage girls for sex.
'Bad Timing, No Regret': Man Loaded with Weapons Wearing Body Armour Stopped at Missouri Walmart
The accused Dmitriy Andreychenko was held at gunpoint by an off-duty firefighter before he was arrested. He said in a probable cause statement that he was testing whether Walmart would protect his right to openly carry weapons.
Chinese Military Personnel Waving Red Flags Parade Near Hong Kong Border
Armoured vehicles were also seen inside the stadium in Shenzhen, with the event taking place as concerns build that China may intervene to end 10 weeks of unrest in Hong Kong.
Russian Jet Chases NATO Plane Away from Defence Minister's Aircraft: Report
It said a Spanish F-18 jet based in Lithuania had tried to approach Shoigu's plane, prompting one of two Russian SU-27 fighter jets accompanying him to see it off.
Hong Kong Airport Reopens After Overnight Clashes, Mass Protests
Ten weeks of increasingly violent clashes between police and pro-democracy protesters, angered by a perceived erosion of freedoms, have plunged the Asian financial hub into its worst crisis since it reverted from British to Chinese rule in 1997.
Maharaja Ranjit Singh's Statue Vandalised in Pakistan, Attackers Motivated by 'Religious Biases'
Superintendent of Police Syed Ghazanfar Shah told that the attackers were motivated and vandalised the statue 'on the basis of religious biases'. The suspects belonged to Tehreek-Labbaik Pakistan of radical cleric Maulana Khadim Rizvi.
UN Human Rights Chief Concerned About Escalation of Violence in Hong Kong, Urges 'Impartial' Probe
The 10 weeks of unrest, which has seen millions of people take to Hong Kong's streets, has become the biggest challenge to Chinese rule of the semi-autonomous city since its 1997 handover from Britain.
'I Was Frozen in Terror': Women Accuse Opera Legend Domingo of Sexual Harassment
Eight singers and a dancer have said that they were sexually harassed by the long-married, Placido Domingo in encounters that took place over three decades beginning in the late 1980s, at venues that included opera companies where he held top managerial p...
Friend of Ohio Mass Shooter Faces Federal Charges for Allegedly Lying on Gun Form
The August 4 attack, which ended when police shot and killed the gunman, 24-year-old Connor Betts, was one of three-high profile mass shootings over three weeks that stunned the United States and stoked its long-running debate on gun rights.
US Attorney General Cites 'Irregularities' at Jail Where Financier Jeffrey Epstein Died
Epstein was found dead on Saturday, having apparently hanged himself in his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in lower Manhattan where he was being held on new sex-trafficking charges.
University in London to Ban Beef Burgers and Bottled Water to Fight Climate Change
A comprehensive action plan will be drawn up in consultation with staff and student unions to enable the college to meet the net-zero carbon emissions target over the next six years, the university said.