MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian citizens were among those killed in an attack on a top hotel in the capital of Mali on Friday, the RIA news agency reported on Saturday, citing Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova. Earlier on Saturday, the head of a hospital in Mali told Russian television channel LifeNews that at least two Russian citizens had been killed in the attack. (Reporting by Jason Bush; Editing by Mark Potter)
A nervous woman with a large bust size was stopped at an airport in China after officials grew suspicious. They inspected her and discovered she was allegedly trying to smuggle 350 Nintendo Switch carts out of the country by stuffing them into her bra.
Family had last seen woman the day before fatal encounter in Largo, Florida
Taylor Swift took to Instagram to heap praise on her NFL boyfriend, Travis Kelce
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An angry dad took matters into his own hands after a gorilla mascot knocked over his son in Shaanxi, China, on June 8. The defensive father unleashes a devastating karate kick on the mascot, sending him flying.
The actor says he goes against his doctor who wanted him to undergo surgery
Tanya Kach was 14 years old when she vanished in 1996. A decade later, she was found at her middle school security guard’s home, where she was being kept captive. Now, with the help of fellow kidnapping survivor Elizabeth Smart, she’s telling her story. Andrea Cavallier reports
The woman was rushed to the hospital in critical condition
The Princess of Wales is making her first public appearance in six months after announcing her cancer diagnosis in March
LONDON—It is no easy to task to overshadow the most famous woman in the world, especially when she is making a feverishly awaited return to public view after a six month absence.But Prince William and Kate Middleton’s youngest child, Prince Louis, 6, managed it, Saturday—and didn’t even resort to pulling one of his famous funny faces, apart from the odd yawn.Instead, the adorable young prince broke the internet by breaking into a boogie while watching a military marching band at Trooping the Col
Rishi Sunak has denied claims Joe Biden “wandered off” at a G7 event.
Bystanders said they couldn’t rescue the couple because of the electrical current
‘I know one thing: she voted for me, according to what she said,’ claimed the former president
Dozens of Russian soldiers surrendered to Ukrainian forces after a failed raid on a chemical factory in the northern town of Vovchansk, in the Kharkiv region.
Tottenham midfielder Rodrigo Bentancur has issued an apology for using a racial slur against team-mate Son Heung-min during a TV interview, admitting he made a “very bad joke”.
The actress will play the lead in the new TVB series, "The Queen of Castle"
Donald Trump is adamant he could end Russia’s war in Ukraine in a single day if he returns to the White House in November. Getting the two nations’ leaders to agree to a deal, however, may now be impossible.On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin set out his conditions for halting the carnage, saying he’d agree to a ceasefire and start negotiating for peace if they were met. The trouble is: there is no way in Hell that Kyiv would accept them.Speaking at a meeting with the leaders of Russia’s
Ukraine used a US-made Patriot missile system to down a Russian A-50 spy plane in January, a senior US officer confirmed.
Osama Hamdan speaks with CNN about the militant group’s position on stalled ceasefire talks, whether Hamas regrets its decision to attack Israel given the mounting Palestinian death toll, and the leak earlier this week of messages from its chief in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar.
New Chinese coast guard rules took effect Saturday, under which it can detain foreigners for trespassing in the disputed South China Sea, where neighbours and the G7 have accused Beijing of intimidation and coercion.From Saturday, China's coast guard can detain foreigners "suspected of violating management of border entry and exit", according to the new regulations published online.
