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Hong Kong authorities have stepped up their crackdown on 16 overseas activists with previous convictions for actions that could threaten national security, including banning them from receiving financial aid and revoking the passports of most of them. The activists were…
The bodies of all five miners trapped for three days in a collapsed shaft at the world’s largest underground copper mine have been found and identified, an official said. Aquiles Cubillos, chief prosecutor of the O’Higgins region of Chile, said…
A volcano on the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia’s Far East has erupted for the first time in hundreds of years, scientists say, just days after a powerful 8.8-magnitude earthquake. According to information from the Kronotsky Nature Reserve, where the volcano…
Police launched an investigation after footage emerged on social media showing a naked man wearing a black mask and sneakers walking down the street at night. The video, which has gone viral online, is believed to have been filmed in…
Pope Leo told more than a million young Catholics at the final Mass of a week-long gathering of future believers that they represent “a sign that another world is possible” where conflicts can be resolved through dialogue rather than with…
Rescue teams have found a body at a copper mine in Chile that collapsed two days ago after a moderate earthquake, the mine’s director said Saturday. Rescuers are struggling to reach five miners who were trapped in the El Teniente…
Jess Phillips has noted that Britain has become “fat” thanks to women’s free labour. The UK’s minister for women and girls has said the country has relied on women for charity for decades. She stressed that this was a “fundamentally…
Several protesters were arrested by police after conflicting groups gathered to demonstrate against the use of a hotel to accommodate asylum seekers. The Metropolitan Police have set up conditions for a protest and counter-protest outside the Thistle City Barbican hotel…
Jeannie Seely, the iconic country singer behind hits such as “Don’t Touch Me,” has died at the age of 85. Her spokesman, Dawn Merry Grubbs, said she died Friday from complications from an intestinal infection. Known as “Miss Country Soul”…
A group of elderly people trapped in a flooded nursing home were among at least 70 people killed in severe storms that battered Beijing and its neighboring provinces, according to Chinese officials. Thirty-one people died at a care facility for…