Former Sri Lanka President was sued in Singapore
A group of human rights sued former President Gotabaya Rajapaksa in Singaore because of the role of the civil war lasting more than two decades of Sri Lanka.
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Vietnam requires Taiwan to stop unauthorized exercise in Trường Sa
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Taiwanese rehearsal in Trường Sa is violating Vietnam's sovereignty, asking for non-recurring violations.
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Three people stabbed to death in France once illegally crossed the border
Brahim Aouissaoui, of Tunisian origin, illegally crossed the border to France just days before the stabbing stabbing that killed three people outside a church in Nice.
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Expert: Beijing can effectively control the new outbreak
Researchers think the new epidemic cluster in China may not be as serious as the one in Wuhan, when Beijing officials implemented early controls.
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More than one million people are infected with nCoV globally
The world recorded more than one million nCoV infections and nearly 53,000 deaths as data in the US and Europe continued to grow rapidly.
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The nightmare is not over with the Diamond Princess crew
Japan The Diamond Princess's nightmare has ended with most passengers, but has yet to release more than 1,000 crew members.
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The American woman was forced to have sex with Prince Andrew
Virginia Giuffre, 35, said she used to drink with Prince Andrew at a London nightclub and was forced to have sex at age 17.
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Support for Abe dropped to a record
Japan Abe's support rate dropped to a record due to the rumor surrounding suspected misuse of public funds to hold a cherry blossom viewing party.
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Three US diplomats were forced to leave the Russian ship
Three US diplomats visiting Russia were removed from the ship on October 14 in Severodvinsk because they were not allowed to go to the site of the nuclear submarine.
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