World

Nepalese grandmother miraculously survives after 10 days buried in mud

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A 64-year-old woman in Nepal was successfully rescued after 10 days of being trapped by a landslide, in the context of thousands of people still losing contact.

Storm Krovanh maintains strong intensity, forecast to change direction in the next 48 hours

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Typhoon Krovanh still maintains winds of 65 km/h and is expected to re-enter the Philippine Forecast Area in the morning or early afternoon of September 6.

Greek fighter jet suddenly crashes, catches fire in an air show

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The F-4 Phantom fighter jet of the Greek Air Force suddenly lost altitude and crashed while performing at the Athens Airshow.

World on September 6th: Russian President concludes talks of more than 3 hours with US delegation

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Russian President meets with US delegation, Israel considers narrowing control in Lebanon, Iran explodes deadly tanker truck... are noteworthy international news.

Forest fires spread across Europe, more than 500,000 hectares burned down

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Record heat across Europe has caused fierce wildfires, forcing hundreds of thousands of people to evacuate.

World 24h: Not yet a storm, low pressure still causes widespread rain

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World news May 24: Shooting near the White House: Suspect killed; Not yet a storm, low pressure still causes widespread rain...

Britain deploys new equipment to the Arctic, sending a message to Russia

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The British Navy said it is ready to deal with threats from Russia after putting into use a series of new missiles and equipment.

Iran makes new proposal on uranium for the next 10 years

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Iran is said to have proposed stopping enriching uranium above 3.6% within 10 years as part of indirect negotiations with the US.

US-Iran negotiations progress, Trump reveals new turning point

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The US President said Washington and Tehran have made significant progress in negotiations, and expressed hope that the Strait of Hormuz will soon be reopened.

Russian gas exports sharply decrease, a European country unexpectedly rises to the top

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Norway has surpassed Russia to become the world's largest natural gas exporter through pipelines.

Heavy rain in Chongqing (China): 1 dead, 17 unidentified

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1 dead, 17 unidentified after heavy rain in Chongqing, southwest China.

Former British Foreign Secretary: Britain needs to consider returning to the EU

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The former British Foreign Secretary believes that London needs to build domestic consensus if it wants to move towards the goal of rejoining the European Union (EU) in the future.

China prepares to send astronauts to space station within 1 year

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China accelerates its space program, aiming for manned moon missions and long-term survival research.

Shooting near the White House: Suspect dead

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The suspect in the shooting near the White House was reported dead in the hospital.

Time when gunshots rang near the White House

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2 people were injured after a shooting near the White House on the evening of May 23, local time.

US military exercises in the sky over Venezuela's capital

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The US military conducts military exercises over Caracas, Venezuela on May 23 local time.

Protests spread in Serbia, calling for early elections

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Tens of thousands of people gathered in Serbia's capital Belgrade to protest against the government and call for early elections.

Low pressure not yet storming still causes widespread thunderstorms

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The low pressure is 1 of 3 weather patterns that will cause localized rain across the Philippines.

Slow step in the "forest" of Fushimi Inari red columns

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In the heart of the bustling ancient capital Kyoto (Japan), if there are temples where people come to pray, then Fushimi Inari Taisha is a place for people to truly get lost in a primitive feeling. The afternoon at Fushimi Inari is not really noisy even though tourists crowd the walkways.

Shooting near the White House: About 15-30 shots and 2 people hospitalized

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Two people were injured after a shooting near the White House on the evening of May 23, local time. About 15-30 shots were fired in the incident.