Cambodia building collapse deaths rise to 18
Search and rescue efforts continue after a building collapses in Cambodia, claiming the lives of at least eighteen people. Rough cut – no reporter narration....
Thousands march in Chilean capital’s pride parade
More than a hundred thousand people marched in the Chilean capital of Santiago for gay pride, according to organisers, demanding equal rights and a brake...
Iran lawmakers chant ‘Death to America’ as U.S. called ‘terrorist’
Iranian lawmakers chanted “Death to America” during a parliament session on Sunday after a speaker accused the United States of being the “real world terrorist”,...
Istanbul votes in mayoral re-run, in test for Turkish democracy, Erdogan
Millions of Istanbul residents began voting on Sunday in a re-run of a mayoral election that has become a referendum on President Tayyip Erdogan’s policies...
Eighteen dead, 24 injured in Cambodia building collapse
Eighteen people were killed when an under-construction building in Cambodia collapsed early on Saturday, an official said, as rescuers struggled to reach missing workers feared...
Pakistan foreign minister says trust must be rebuilt with Afghanistan
Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Saturday called for trust to be rebuilt between Islamabad and Kabul as Pakistan began a new initiative to...
Magnitude 5.6 quake strikes near remote community in northern California
A 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck 5 kilometers (3.1 miles) south-southwest of the small community of Petrolia in northern California on Saturday evening, according to the...
Ethiopia’s army chief of staff has been shot: PM’s aide
Ethiopia’s army chief of staff has been shot, the prime minister’s press secretary told Reuters on Sunday, hours after a failed coup attempt was reported...
Ethiopia’s army chief of staff has been shot: prime minister’s press secretary
Ethiopia’s army chief of staff, Seare Mekonnen, has been shot, the prime minister’s press secretary told Reuters early on Sunday, hours after a failed coup...
Australian opposition wants more details before supporting tax reforms
Australia’s main opposition party said on Sunday it wanted more information on the government’s tax cuts before committing to supporting the full A$158 billion ($109...