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Though its "news agency" Amaq, Islamic State claimed responsibility for the recent suicide bomb attack on a concert venue in Manchester, as well as a string of other attacks
World
07.06.2017
Amaq: fake news agency, real propaganda
Bald individuals are rich, according to Mozambique superstition and culture
World
07.06.2017
Authorities warn of ritual attacks against bald people
US diamond demand has rebounded as a younger generation turns to the jewels amid marketing aimed at millennials
World
07.06.2017
Diamonds are a millennial's best friend
The headquarters of the FSB security service in central Moscow
World
06.06.2017
Security forces raid Scientology church
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Australian officials have ordered an investigation into espionage laws and foreign government interference amid growing concerns about Chinese influence in the country's politics
World 06.06.2017
China concerns spark spy law review
Voters cast their ballots on machines at Cheyenne High School on Election Day on November 8, 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada
World 06.06.2017
Leaked intel report shows Russian hackers probed US voting systems
Donald Trump's choice as the new ambassador to China, former Iowa governor Terry Branstad, pictured, has yet to arrive in the country.
World 06.06.2017
Top career US diplomat in embassy steps down
A doctor takes pictures of a man's skin condition for diagnosis through an online dermatology platform in Mali
World 06.06.2017
New app helps skin doctors reach out to distant patients
Demonstrators hold up flags of Slovakia and EU during an anti-corruption rally in Bratislava on June 5, 2017
World 05.06.2017
Thousands of young Slovaks rally against corruption
US President Donald Trump announces the Air Traffic Control Reform Initiative in the East Room at the White House in Washington, DC
World 05.06.2017
US President proposes privatizing US air traffic control
Armed police officers patrol on the streets of London on June 4, 2017 following a terror attack the previous evening
World 05.06.2017
British terror unleash thorny debate on strategy
Under Chinese law, anyone caught "voluntarily exposing their body in a public place" can be placed under administrative detention for up to 10 days. But practitioners say police can be flexible when it comes to nudism.
World 05.06.2017
Skinny-dippers defy public morals on nudity
Police arrest 12 people over London Bridge attack
World 04.06.2017
Police arrest 12 people in Barking, east London
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