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'A good connection': How a pub landlord wound up raising ravens hatched at the Tower of London
A pub landlord outside London has found himself in the unique position of looking after raven chicks hatched at the Tower of London, where legend and myth suggest the majestic birds must be present or the tower will fall.
When Trudeau sought to free 2 Canadians, 'Beijing had no time' for him. Will Trump?
With Justin Trudeau’s calls for the release of two detained Canadians in China going unheeded by one superpower, the Canadian prime minister is seeking help from another. Whether the U.S. is willing to come to Canada's aid may depend on its own multi-pronged conflict with Beijing.
Huge crowds march in Hong Kong, piling pressure on leader to scrap extradition bill
Tens of thousands of people have jammed the streets of Hong Kong to again protest against proposed legislation that has stoked fears of expanding control from Beijing.
Crew members of tanker apparently targeted in Gulf of Oman now in Dubai
Crew members from a Norwegian-owned oil tanker apparently attacked in the Gulf of Oman have landed in Dubai after two days in Iran, as the other tanker targeted in the assault limped into anchorage off the eastern coast of the United Arab Emirates.
Peru starts demanding passports, visas from Venezuelans
Dozens of riot police stood guard at Peru's northern border on Saturday, hours after new entry measures requiring Venezuelan migrants to hold a passport and humanitarian visa took effect.
