American Airlines plane catches fire on runway at O'Hare Airport in Chicago

An American Airlines plane caught fire Friday afternoon on a runway at O'Hare Airport in Chicago, the United States, local officials said.

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Fireworks market fire burns 200 shops, 40 vehicles in India

Around 200 shops and 40 vehicles were burnt by a devastating fire on Saturday at a fireworks market in Indian state of Maharashtra, police said.

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Iraqi forces free town from IS in south of Mosul

The Iraqi security forces on Saturday freed a town from Islamic State (IS) group in south of the group's stronghold of Mosul, as major anti-IS offensive continued to seize more ground around the city, a security source told Xinhua.

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Duterte: Don't prepare for any joint war games with U.S. next year

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said on Wednesday that he has instructed his defense secretary, Delfin Lorenzana, not to make preparations for any joint war games with the U.S. next year.

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Can human be on Mars in 15 Years?

U.S. President Barack Obama said confidently on Tuesday that the United States aims to send humans to the planet Mars by the 2030s and return them "safely to Earth".

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Chinese president arrives in Cambodia for state visit

Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived here Thursday for a state visit to Cambodia aimed at further solidifying the traditional friendship between the two countries and deepen their comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership.

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Two economists share 2016 Nobel Prize in Economics

The 2016 Nobel Prize in Economics, or officially the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel, has been awarded jointly to Oliver Hart and Bengt Holmstrom "for their

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Security forces launch anti-IS operation in central Iraq

Iraqi security forces on Monday launched an operation to push out Islamic State (IS) militants from a rugged area along the border between the central provinces of Salahudin and Diyala, a security source said.

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Death toll from E China residential building collapse rises to 20

Twenty people have been confirmed dead after residential buildings collapsed early Monday morning in Wenzhou City in east China's Zhejiang Province.

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Russia, Turkey promise to further improve bilateral ties

As one of the main objectives of Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to Turkey on Monday, the normalization of ties with Turkey would continue to be high on agenda.

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Cambodian mango in great demand by Thai fruit processors

A large volume of Cambodia's fresh mangoes are being delivered to Thailand's fruit processing plants from where it is bound to be re-exported.

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U.S. company identifies Australia as ideal place to build first 1000-km/h train

Australia could soon have its own 1,000-kilometer per hour train running from Melbourne to Sydney.
The U.S. company which has developed a futuristic high-speed rail link has identified Australia and the

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Japanese scientist wins 2016 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine

Japanese scientist Yoshinori Ohsumi won the 2016 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine, the committee announced Monday.

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China’s President to Visit Cambodia Next Week

Chinese media have reported that President Xi Jinping is scheduled to pay an official visit to Cambodia next week. However, Cambodia’s Foreign Ministry’s spokesperson, Chum Sounry, told Fresh News that as of the present there has not been a confirmation yet of the visit.

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U.S., Philippine marines launch what could be their last joint drills

U.S. and Philippine marines and sailors kicked off on Tuesday what could be their last joint military exercises in the Philippines' main Luzon island and Palawan.

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U.S. lifts economic sanctions on Myanmar

U.S. President Barack Obama on Friday issued an executive order to lift economic sanctions on Myanmar.

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Haiti takes stock of hurricane as death toll climbs, int'l aid mobilized

Haiti's interim President Jocelerme Privert has called for rapid, effective and coordinated action to help people affected by Hurricane Matthew. 

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U.S. blames Russia for hacking political groups

The United States on Friday blamed Russia for hacking U.S. political sites, an accusation immediately dismissed as "nonsense" by Moscow.

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Philippines "can live" without U.S. military aid: defense chief

Philippine Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said Friday that his country can get by without U.S. military aid. 

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Japan already jailbroken iPhone that also guilty? This is a true story or a deception?

We used to hear or see them catch you escape taxes telephone passport from country to country but at the moment we receive the information paradox another around the arrests

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