The Prime Minister elected president, Sri Lanka
The ruling party Sri Lanka chose Prime Minister Wickremesinghe as the candidate for the presidential chair, causing the protesters to protest.
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Belgium is 'famous' for its statistics on Covid-19 deaths
In order to avoid omitting deaths from nCoV, Belgium includes suspected untreated infections, making Covid-19 more deaths than many countries.
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More than 1,200 new cases of nCoV in Iran
Iran discovered more than 1,200 people infected with nCoV, bringing the total number of people infected to nearly 14,000, of which more than 700 died.
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Greece threatens to sue Turkey
Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis said a maritime dispute between Athens and Ankara could be taken to an international court if the two sides could not resolve it on their own.
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The President of the Philippines apologizes for the chaos before the SEA Games
President Duterte apologized on behalf of the Philippines after a series of logistics issues in organizing the 30th SEA Games.
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The US struggles to prevent 'gray matter' from flowing to China
US security officials are concerned that China "withdraws brainpower" from its universities, while blocking it is difficult.
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Many airlines reduce flights to Hong Kong
Airlines from Indonesia, India and South Korea reduced the number of routes to Hong Kong in the coming weeks due to the reduction in passengers.
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American soldiers confused when watching Syrian oil fields
Trump wants to protect oil fields in Syria, but the military receives no specific orders and has no legal basis to perform the task.
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Boeing accused of manufacturing 'flying coffin'
US Congressman criticized Boeing CEO at the hearing, saying that the company knew the problem of 737 MAX but concealed the truth and built a "flying coffin".
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Prince Harry admits a conflict with his brother
Prince Harry first acknowledged tensions with his brother Prince William, saying the brothers were having "opposite views".
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