Italian drought reveals the Roman Emperor's bridge
Serious drought in Italy revealed the ancient bridge pillars across the Tiber River used to be used by Roman emperors.
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Officials, American experts argue about strengthening nose
US officials argue that the need to inject the Covid-19 vaccine, while many experts are not necessary.
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Australia banned entry from people from Iran
Australia will ban the entry of all foreign nationals from Iran due to concerns over the outbreak of the Covid-19 epidemic in the country.
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Earthquake in Turkey, 18 people were killed
A 6.8 magnitude earthquake rocked Elazig province in eastern Turkey yesterday, leaving at least 18 people dead and missing.
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10 million people flock to Mexico to honor the Virgin
More than 10 million pilgrims returned to Mexico City on December 12 to honor the Virgin of Guadalupe, the Patron saint and the symbol of Latin American Catholicism.
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Detecting the woman's body in the refrigerator
The police in Sydney said the Chinese woman's body had been in the refrigerator for days and they considered it a murder case.
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China arrested Taiwanese professor
China is holding and investigating Taiwanese professor Shih Cheng-ping with accusations of engaging in activities "dangerous to national security".
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Broken in Russia, 11 people died
A dam on the Seyba river in Russia's Siberia broke this morning, leaving 11 people dead, dozens injured and missing.
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