Putin: There is no need to deploy Russian forces in Belarus
Putin confirmed that there is no need to deploy Russian security forces in Belarus and that the situation in this country is gradually stabilizing.
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Japan opposes an act of increasing tensions in the South China Sea
Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said the country was opposed to any behavior that would increase tensions in the South China Sea.
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Turkey and Greece practice in disputed waters
The Turkish guard trained with the American destroyers, while the Greek navy trained with the three countries in the eastern Mediterranean.
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NCoV 'exploration' concert
Germany One of the largest auditoriums in Leipzig resumed last weekend, with a concert of more than 1,400 spectators aimed at serving a study.
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Australia recalls books with 'cow's tongue line'
Australian publisher Cengage Learning Asia recalled textbooks used in Victoria containing the "cow's tongue line" map.
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Melania's outfit was criticized 'cold'
Melania's military-style khaki jacket and skirt at the Republican congress was said to be too "cold" and gloomy.
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The White House did not interfere with Melania's speech
The White House said Melania's speech at the Republican national congress was not edited or overseen by experts in the West Wing.
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Why do Americans still trust Trump to run the economy?
Amid the recession with millions of job losers, Trump's economic credit rating remains high, largely due to political polarization.
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The US campaign recruited 1,600 Nazi scientists
In order to prevent German technology from falling into the hands of the Soviet Union, the United States conducted the Paperclip Campaign, secretly recruiting more than 1,600 Nazi scientists.
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Greta Thunberg returned to school
Environmental activist Greta Thunberg announced that she will return to school after a year of traveling around the world to spread climate messages.
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