Guinea defence ministry says attack by mutinous soldiers repelled
Guinea's defence ministry said on Sunday that an attack by mutinous special forces on the presidential palace had been repelled, though it was not immediately clear who held power.
Britain warns of 'cold mistrust' if EU does not move on N.Ireland trade
The stand-off between Britain and the European Union over post-Brexit trading rules for Northern Ireland threatens to create "cold mistrust" in the broader relationship between London and the bloc, Britain's Brexit minister said on Saturday.
Raisi says Iran ready for talks but not with Western 'pressure'
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi said on Saturday Iran was ready to hold talks with world powers to revive its 2015 nuclear accord but not under Western "pressure", adding Tehran was seeking negotiations leading to a lifting of US sanctions.
World News in Brief: September 4
Thailand’s Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha and five cabinet ministers comfortably survived a vote of no confidence in parliament on Saturday. Prayuth received 264 votes in favour and 208 against. Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and four other cabinet ministers also survived the censure motion
At least 17 killed in celebratory gunfire in Kabul - reports
At least 17 people were killed in celebratory gunfire in Kabul, news agencies said on Saturday, after Taliban sources said their fighters had seized control of Panjshir, the last province in Afghanistan holding out against the Islamist group.
Sigiriya Rock Fortress The Acient Masterpiece of Sri Lanka
Lying deep in the forest, there is an ancient rock fortress with century-old history, and is also a famous place for archaeological research, tourism and exploration of the ruins that once was full with life.
Vietnam and Russia prioritize cooperation in epidemic prevention and control
NDO - Russian Ambassador to Vietnam Bezdetko Gennady Stepanovich has affirmed that joining hands to fight the pandemic is a priority in the relationship between Russia and Vietnam, in an interview with a reporter from Nhan Dan Newspaper.
Chilean president defends territorial claim in spat with Argentina
Chile on Friday reasserted its claim to undersea territory off its southern coast in a dispute with Argentina, which has said Santiago's move violates international treaties.
Ancient Ruins Rome s Sinful City Sunken At The Bottom of The Sea
Baiae, Roman's ancient city ruins, was once called "The Las Vegas of Roman" for its glorious and luxurious life of the elite here.
Top 10 Most Luxiourious Trains In The World
Tourists will not only have a chance to experience the world's most beautiful and high-class service but also enjoy the comfortable and elite beauty of these most luxurious trains in the world.
Japan PM Suga says he won't run in LDP race to focus on COVID-19 measures
Japanese Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide said on Friday he had decided not to run in the ruling Liberal Democratic Party's leadership race and wanted to focus instead on fighting the COVID-10 pandemic.
Japan considering easing some COVID-19 emergency restrictions - media
Japan's government is considering easing restrictions on alcohol sales in restaurants and lengthening their opening hours in areas under COVID-19 state of emergency measures, local media reported on Friday.