New Zealand mosque shooter changes plea to guilty An Australian far-right extremist charged with murdering 51 Muslim worshippers in last year's mass shooting at two New Zealand mosques unexpectedly flipped his plea to guilty on Thursday.

Argentina couple defy coronavirus to hold virtual wedding

When Argentine couple Diego Aspitia and Sofia Cuggino got engaged to be married a year ago, they set a date in March, but like countless others across the globe, their wedding fell victim to the coronavirus lockdown.

Biden-Sanders vote goes ahead in 4 states as virus upends American life Millions of Americans troop to polling stations on Tuesday in four states despite the coronavirus pandemic bringing anxiety and uncertainty to the nation's Democratic primaries, with Joe Biden aiming to widen his lead against Bernie Sanders.

Iran agrees to hand over downed jet's black boxes to Ukraine Iran pledged Wednesday at a meeting of UN civil aviation agency to hand over black boxes from downed Flight 752 to Ukraine or France for analysis – a move welcomed by Canada and Ukraine.

Hollywood rapist Harvey Weinstein jailed for 23 years Disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein was sentenced to 23 years in prison for rape and sexual assault on Wednesday, capping a sensational downfall for the once-powerful producer in a landmark case for the #MeToo movement.

Paraguayan judge orders Ronaldinho to remain in prison Brazilian football great Ronaldinho will remain in pre-trial detention in Paraguay after being refused bail or house arrest on accusations of entering the country with a fake passport.

Việt Nam a world leader in having women in top corporate positions

Việt Nam has a greater percentage of women in senior leadership positions than the global average, according to Grant Thornton’s International Business Report.

Former journalist sentenced to ten years in prison for abuse of power The former head of Đại Đoàn Kết (Great Unity) newspaper in the central region has been sentenced to ten years in prison for abusing his position.

Don't judge the book by its cover, do not judge a woman by the áo dài she wears

This week leading up to International Women's Day tomorrow, Việt Nam's Women's Union has appealed to all women in the country to wear their áo dài, be proud of their common heritage and protect it together.

Tornadoes tear though Tennessee, 25 dead Tornadoes ripped through Tennessee early on Tuesday, leaving at least 25 people dead, destroying buildings and toppling power lines hours before the southern US state voted in Super Tuesday primaries.