Peru expels British woman convicted of drug trafficking
Authorities in Peru said they will expel a British woman in prison since 2013 after being convicted of trafficking cocaine.Divided Bosnian Serbs rally for and against government
Thousands of Bosnian Serbs gathered for rival demonstrations for and against the government in the capital of Bosnia\'s autonomous Serb region on ...Top Lebanese Hezbollah military commander killed in Syria
Lebanese militant group Hezbollah announced on Friday that its top military commander had been killed in an attack in Syria in a ...EU border agency says migrant arrivals in Greece drop 90 percent
The number of migrants arriving in Greece dropped 90 percent in April, EU border agency Frontex said on Friday, in a sign ...Fighting erupts north of Aleppo as ceasefire expires
Syrian government forces battled rebels north of Aleppo on Thursday as a ceasefire expired in the city itself, the Syrian Observatory for ...Bangladesh hangs Islamist leader for rape and genocide in 1971 war
Bangladesh hanged Islamist party leader Motiur Rahman Nizami on Wednesday for genocide and other crimes committed during the 1971 war of independence ...Obama to make historic Hiroshima visit, highlight nuclear security
U.S. President Barack Obama will visit Hiroshima later this month and become the first sitting U.S. president to do so since World ...Rodrigo Duterte wins Philippines presidential elections
Geraldine Roman on Tuesday celebrated overcoming "bigotry, hatred and discrimination" as results showed she had become the first transgender politician to win ...Earthlings watch as tiny Mercury sails past the sun
Tiny Mercury, the solar system\'s innermost planet, sailed across the face of the sun on Monday, a celestial dance that occurs about ...Austrian chancellor quits after far-right triumph
Austrian Chancellor Werner Faymann quit Monday, bowing to intense pressure two weeks after the opposition anti-immigration far-right dealt his coalition a historic ...
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