Belgian police arrested one of the most wanted men for murder in Italy on Monday morning in a village in West Flanders, the Belgian press reported on Wednesday.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Sunday approved an anti-terrorism law that gives more power to courts to enforce penalties against those who are involved in "terrorist acts."
A state of emergency declared on Monday for the small Missouri town of Ferguson was still in effect for the area, where about 150 people have been arrested during protests to mark the anniversary of the police shooting of the unarmed black teenager Michael Brown.
An Egyptian military court sentenced Tuesday 452 defendants from three to 25 years in prison and acquitted 54 others over committing anti-government violence following the ouster of former Islamist President Mohamed Morsi in 2013.
Australian researchers have revealed the universe is dying, but there is no need to panic as there is still about 100 billion years to go.
Slovakia is lagging behind the advanced world in terms of life expectancy and quality amid the risk of a rapid rise in the deficit in the health-care sector, the long-term analyses of the health-care sector in Slovakia have shown.
China's telecom giant Huawei has sponsored an award in Botswana's education sector and vowed continuous efforts to support the country's development.
A 12,000-year-old female skull found in the Mexican Caribbean could be the oldest human remains ever unearthed in the Americas, Mexico's top public university announced Thursday.
A highly unpredictable hot and dry climate prevented large plant-eating dinosaurs from dominating tropical regions near the equator for up to 30 million years after they first evolved, a new research suggested Monday.
A 14-year-old teenager arrested in Austria in late 2014 on suspicion of planning to detonate explosives at the Westbanhof train station here and other charges was sentenced to two years' imprisonment on Tuesday.
The World Education Forum (WEF) 2015 opened in South Korea's port city of Incheon Tuesday to set a new goal and framework for action on education for the next 15 years.
A military court in Egypt's Suez province sentenced on Thursday 15 supporters of the currently-blacklisted Muslim Brotherhood group to 25 years in prison and two others to 10 years over inciting violence in late 2013, a few months after the ouster of former Islamist President Mohamed Morsi in mid-2013, official MENA news agency reported.
The names of four blacklisted tourists were published by China National Tourism Administration (CNTA) on Thursday with the aim to raise public awareness of tourism etiquette.
Egyptian courts handed on Wednesday 126 citizens various sentences, acquitted 13 and released 68 over violence and terrorism charges.
David Petraeus, former director of U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) was sentenced on Thursday to two years' probation and fined 100,000 dollars for leaking classified information.
"Only through the way ' clicks' and 'motors' work together can the internet companies survive and live happily for the next 30 years," said China's Alibaba founder Jack Ma here on Sunday.
"Only through the way ' clicks' and 'motors' work together can the internet companies survive and live happily for the next 30 years," said China's Alibaba founder Jack Ma here on Sunday.
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