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The coco de mer only grows on two Seychelles islands
World
09.08.2024
Booming business of the booty-ful nut of the Seychelles
Japan's government has urged the cancellation, delay or downsizing of major events in coming weeks to limit the spread of the virus
World
09.08.2024
Japan at 'crossroads' on virus outbreak, expert warns
The murder of a journalist has upended Slovakian politics, prompting many to attend a memorial on the second anniversary of his death last week
World
09.08.2024
Slovakia votes in election haunted by journalist's murder
US-South Korea joint military training has been postponed after Seoul declared its highest 'severe' alert level over the new coronavirus
World
09.08.2024
US, South Korea postpone joint military exercises over virus
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Elyes Fakhfakh was named prime minister-designate by Tunisia's president Kais Saied at the end of January and tasked with forming a government within a month
World 09.08.2024
New Tunisia govt wins confidence vote in parliament
US President Donald Trump, flanked by Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar (R), US Vice President Mike Pence (L) and CDC Principal Deputy Director Anne Schuchat, holds a news conference on the COVID-19 outbreak
World 09.08.2024
Trump says US coronavirus spread 'not inevitable,' mulls new travel bans
'Advanced discussions' are taking place about the Sunwolves' match against the ACT Brumbies in Osaka on March 6
World 09.08.2024
Virus hits Super Rugby as Japan match in doubt
"A wicked murderer opened fire at a Molson Coors brewing company plant, taking the lives of five people, a number of people wounded, some badly wounded," President Trump said.
World 09.08.2024
Five killed at brewery in another US mass shooting
South Korea has declared its highest "severe" alert level over the new coronavirus outbreak
World 09.08.2024
US, South Korea postpone joint exercises over virus
Muslims pilgrims gather outside the door of the Kaaba, Islam's holiest shrine, in Mecca, Saudi Arabia
World 09.08.2024
Saudi Arabia suspends entry for pilgrims over coronavirus
A First Nations protester walk in front of a snow plow blade that has signatures from the Wetʼsuwetʼen hereditary chiefs as part of a train blockade in Tyendinaga, near Belleville, Ontario, Canada on February 21, 2020
World 09.08.2024
Indigenous protests escalate after Canada rail blockades cleared
More than 30 people have been killed during protests, with Chile's security forces accused by some of a heavy handed response
World 09.08.2024
Protest-hit Chile mulls rewriting Pinochet's constitution
This handout photo from Russian Interior Ministry taken on February 22, 2020 shows Russian traffic policemen standing next to a vehicle in Moscow that bears a striking resemblance to the "Batmobile"
World 09.08.2024
Moscow police seize homemade 'Batmobile'
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