What did the countries do with the Myanmar coup?
The international community is increasing pressure on the Myanmar army, as violent protests still engulf the post-coup Southeast Asian nation.
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Capitol Hill turned military zone on consider dismissing Trump
While the US House of Representatives voted to consider dismissing President Trump on January 13, a small army was on duty to ensure no further riots occurred.
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The 'ignites' turned protests in support of Trump into riot
The atmosphere in the crowd in support of President Trump changed when he declared "never give in".
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The year 2021 is bright in the eyes of astrologers
American astrologers predict that 2021 will see exciting events that bring more positivity to the world, after the "Great Flood of 2020".
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2020 - Trump's year of wanting to forget
This is certainly not the year Trump envisioned, when considering dismissal, Covid-19, an election failure "engulfed" the White House boss.
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4 controversial US presidential elections
The Americans chose the president 58 times, including 4 times the candidates could not win or lose or dispute the results.
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American presidents used to hide their sickness
US President John F. Kennedy used to take 8 drugs a day, and Woodrow Wilson hid the story of being infected with the flu.
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32 years looking for a kidnapped son
After 32 years of searching for her kidnapped son, Li Jingzhi almost gave up hope but finally in May she got the call she had been waiting for.
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Those who find the lifeline of Beirut
A few days after the Beirut disaster, hundreds of volunteers diligently climbed up the chipped stairs, stepping through the rubble with brooms and shovels.
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Hollywood 'sex bomb' was once rumored to die because of a curse
American actress Jayne Mansfield died in a tragic accident in 1967 at the age of 34, leaving rumors that she was hit by a curse involving her boyfriend.
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