By Zeba Siddiqui and Suchitra Mohanty NEW DELHI (Reuters) – India’s Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered an end to hearings in a long-running dispute between Hindus and Muslims over a place of worship,
By Neil Jerome Morales MANILA (Reuters) – The foreign minister of the Philippines called on Wednesday for a cut to a scene in DreamWorks’ animated film “Abominable” that shows China’s unilaterally
By Angel Krasimirov SOFIA (Reuters) – Bulgaria coach Krasimir Balakov has apologized to the England team after fans taunted their black players with Nazi salutes and monkey chants during a Euro 2020
By Tim Kelly DATE, Japan (Reuters) – When a river in Japan’s Fukushima prefecture overflowed on Sunday at the height of Typhoon Hagibis, 700 homes were flooded, many belonging to elderly residents too
By Joan Faus, Marco Trujillo and Jordi Rubio BARCELONA (Reuters) – Protesters and police clashed late on Tuesday in Barcelona during rallies against the jailing of nine Catalan separatist leaders,
By Patricia Zengerle WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S.
By Josh Smith SEOUL (Reuters) – Aides to Kim Jong Un are convinced the North Korean leader plans “a great operation”, state media said on Wednesday in a report that included lavish descriptions and
By Guy Faulconbridge LONDON (Reuters) – The United Kingdom’s border risks being snarled up in a no-deal Brexit because as few as 30 percent of traders are prepared, the European Union would introduce
MANBIJ, Syria (Reuters) – Turkey vowed to press ahead with its offensive in northern Syria on Tuesday despite U.S. sanctions and growing calls for it to stop, while Syria’s Russia-backed army moved on