Your trusted source

Earlier this week, city officials made good on their promise to preserve Rome's historic and cultural spots by fining visitors in violation of the city's ordinances -- including sitting or lying down on the UNESCO-protected monument.

A six-year-old YouTube star known in Burundi for his popular comedy sketches has died of malaria, his manager says.

Kristian Lee Baxter arrived in the country on 26 November and stopped contacting his family about a week later.

Artist fears Britain will take no responsibility and is seen by China as ‘nothing’.

Sherry Bray and Christopher Ashford admit accessing CCTV of postmortem examination.

The nine-time Grammy-winning artist has been hit with a legal threat by songwriter Steve Ronsen who claims just a few notes — specifically, a three-note progression — in “Shallow” is based on his song “Almost,” which appears to have fewer than 300 streams on SoundCloud as of this writing.

This duality of tone and energy of course has made listeners divided; yet, the effort that Slipknot have put into expanding their craft is commendable.

A child and a man are still fighting for their lives in critical conditions in hospital, while a second child has minor injuries stemming from the "very large" gum tree's fall on Friday.

Michael Barisone, 54, was a member of the US dressage team at the 2008 Beijing Olympics and now trains others.

Sum Bora slipped between two rocks on Sunday while trying to retrieve his torch, police in the north-western province of Battambang said.

Firm will appeal against action that could expose it to billions of dollars in potential damages.

In interview with the Guardian, Ricardo Galvão says if the far-right leader doesn’t change tack the Amazon will be ruined.

Far-right leader says it is pointless continuing government with Five Star Movement.

Bank has been under scrutiny for its role in helping to raise $6.5bn through bond offerings.

The new OS is part of Huawei’s attempt to develop its own technologies from chips to software to reduce its reliance on U.S. firms amid an intensifying U.S.-China trade war.

The increasingly violent protests pose one of the gravest populist challenges yet to Chinese leader Xi Jinping.

Activists dressed in black sat in the arrivals hall waving banners to raise awareness among international visitors.

Typhoon Lekima is currently battering Taiwan with winds of more than 190km/h (120mph) and is due to make landfall in China's Zhejiang province on Saturday.