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Investigators pursue criminal probe into stampede that killed eight at Houston concert
By Nathan Frandino and Joseph Ax HOUSTON (Reuters) -Lawsuits and threats of legal action mounted on Monday on behalf of...
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Beefed up EU tech rules could be global standard, says Facebook whistleblower
By Foo Yun Chee BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe's draft rules requiring tech firms to do more to tackle illegal online...
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Princess Charlene back in Monaco after months-long absence
PARIS (Reuters) - Monaco hailed the return of Princess Charlene to the principality on Monday after she had spent most...
Read moreHouthi-run court jails Yemeni model for violating public morality
DUBAI (Reuters) - A court run by Yemen's Houthi authorities has sentenced an actor and model to five years in...
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‘Earth began to purge us too’: slam poet brings refugee voices to Glasgow
By Hanna Rantala LONDON (Reuters) - She heard them when she spoke to Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, and when she...
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Factbox-Some of the world’s worst stampedes
(Reuters) - At least eight people were killed and many others injured in a crush at the opening night of...
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Archaeologists unearth room shedding light on slave life in ancient Pompeii
MILAN (Reuters) - Archaeologists have uncovered a room at a villa just outside Pompeii containing beds and other objects that...
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Brazil country singer Marilia Mendonca killed in small airplane crash
By Gabriel Araujo SAO PAULO (Reuters) -Brazilian country singer Marilia Mendonca was killed on Friday along with her manager and...
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Grandmother and grandson finally to meet as U.S. flights reopen
By Kate Holton LONDON (Reuters) - For over a year Bhavna Patel has watched her first grandchild grow via FaceTime,...
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Britain’s Prince Charles to visit Barbados to mark republic’s birth
LONDON (Reuters) - Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, will travel to Barbados to mark the Caribbean island's transition...
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Demoted Amazon police chief turns to song to save the rainforest
By Anthony Boadle BRASILIA (Reuters) - Alexandre Saraiva, a police chief in Brazil's Amazon region for a decade, was discharged...
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South African author Damon Galgut wins Booker Prize
LONDON (Reuters) -South African author and playwright Damon Galgut won the Booker Prize on Wednesday for his novel "The Promise",...
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North Korea seeks to boost education with toy-like robots
By Sangmi Cha SEOUL (Reuters) - A toy-like robot with scowling blue eyes and a North Korean flag across its...
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Factbox: Ethiopia’s war also takes toll on its cultural heritage
By Ayenat Mersie NAIROBI (Reuters) - The year-old conflict in northern Ethiopia has taken a toll on the country's ancient...
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In heart of Mexico City, tourists embrace Day of the Dead celebrations
By Josue Gonzalez MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Foreign tourists and Mexicans taking part in Day of the Dead celebrations flocked...
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Lebanese newspaper The Daily Star closes
BEIRUT (Reuters) - The English-language Lebanese newspaper The Daily Star has told its staff they will all be laid off,...
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Language ‘speed dating’ attracts Jewish and Palestinian students in Jerusalem
By Rinat Harash JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A small group of Israelis and Palestinians in Jerusalem, a city of political, religious...
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Indonesia’s rain-averting shamans back in business after pandemic hiatus
By Heru Asprihanto and Adi Kurniawan BEKASI, Indonesia (Reuters) - Seated cross-legged amid a fog of incense and platters of...
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Mexicans return to Day of the Dead celebration with a vengeance
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Thousands of Mexicans crowded into the main avenue of Mexico City for a lively Day of...
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Queen Elizabeth is on ‘very good form’, UK PM Johnson says
By Elizabeth Piper ROME (Reuters) - Britain's Queen Elizabeth, who has been advised by doctors to rest and avoid official...
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