Chinese firefighters have rescued a three-year-old boy from a four-meter-deep well with a diameter of only 30-centimeter in Heze City of east China's Shandong Province. Watch this video to know more.

China: Firefighters rescued toddler from abandoned well

The Iraqi military has said that they have launched the second phase of the military operation against Islamic State. Watch this video to know more.

Second phase of operation by Iraq military troops against the Islamic State

Thousands of protesters descended on China’s representative office in Hong Kong, as anger over an extradition bill morphs into a fresh front. Watch this video to know more.

Hong Kong: Thousands protest for complete withdrawal of extradition bill

Iraq military troops launches second phase of operation

China continues to reel over floods, heavy rain has been hitting many provinces in China. Around 356,000 people have been evacuated from their homes. Watch this video to know more.

China continues to reel over floods, death toll rises to 61

Afghanistan intelligence has released audio tapes, which reveal Pakistan's link to the Kandahar attack.

Afghan released audio tapes reveals Pak link to Kandahar attack

Iran seizes British tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. 18 Indian sailors were aboard the vessel. India said captured sailors were given consular access. We are in touch with Iran to secure an early release. Watch this video to know more.

Iran Embassy: Indian Crew Members Will Remain Safe After seizure of British Oil Tanker

18 Indians aboard tanker seized by Iran

Voters across Japan began casting their ballots on Sunday in the upper house election, which is expected to be a barometer of public opinion on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's six and a half years in power. Members of the upper house serve six-year terms, with about half the seats up for grabs every three years. In Sunday's election, 124 seats are up for grabs, including three that are newly added. With a total of 370 candidates vying for the seats, key platform issues include amending the Constitution, hiking the consumption tax, and the state's pension system.

Voting begins in Japan's upper house election

Thousands of anti-Brexit protesters took to the streets of London in a 'No to Boris, Yes to Europe' march on Saturday (July 20). Colorful banners and European Union flags filled the streets, with crowds singing and chanting as they marched towards Parliament Square. The protesters are calling for a second referendum, while some saying they want a complete stop to the Brexit process. The European Union is preparing to offer Boris Johnson, the favorite to be Britain's next prime minister, a no-deal Brexit extension beyond October 31, the Guardian newspaper reported on Friday (July 19). Brexit without a divorce deal would abruptly wrench the world's fifth-largest economy away from the bloc. Critics say this would undermine global growth, buffet financial markets and weaken London's position as the pre-eminent international financial centre. Britain is yet to leave the EU, more than three years after the country voted by 52% to 48% in a referendum to leave the bloc.

Thousands protest in London, say 'No to Boris, Yes to Europe’

The UK said statement to be made to Parliament. UK's emergency response committee discusses the situation. Hunt attends a high-level meeting at 10 downing street. Watch this video to know more.

U.S-Iran tensions Soar after tanker seizure

Banging pots and pans and chanting "Ricky Resign!," Puerto Ricans rallied in San Juan's old city for an eight-day in a row on Saturday (July 20), calling for governor Ricardo Rossello (roh-seh-YO) to quit over misogynistic and homophobic messages. The chats, from a Telegram message group and referring mainly to politicians and officials, were published earlier this month (July 6).

Pots and pats bang in San Juan as Puerto Ricans demand governor's resignation

Britain said Iran seized two oil tankers in the Gulf on Friday (July 19) and told Tehran to return the vessels or face consequences in the latest confrontation to ratchet up tension along a vital international oil shipping route. Iran's Revolutionary Guards said they had captured the British-flagged Stena Impero, announcing the move two weeks after the British navy seized an Iranian tanker in Gibraltar. Iran's semi-official Tasnim news agency said the second vessel, the British-operated Mesdar, had not been seized. It said the ship had been allowed to continue its course after being given a warning over safety and environmental issues.

UK: Seizure of tanker is not acceptable at all

Thousands of Puerto Ricans, led by protesters on horseback and with some banging drums and singing, marched on the governor's residence on Friday (July 19) demanding that he resign over hundreds of vulgar and offensive leaked chat messages. The march on Governor Ricardo Rossello's official San Juan residence was the latest in a week of sometimes violent protests over the messages attacking political adversaries, some of which were misogynistic and homophobic. The chats on a Telegram message group were published on Saturday (July 13) adding to Rossello's woes the same week that two of his former officials were arrested by the FBI as part of a federal corruption probe in the bankrupt U.S. territory. The protests are the latest troubles to rock Puerto Rico, which has been pummeled by bankruptcy and whipped by a devastating hurricane in 2017 that took a toll on the Caribbean island's already fragile economy. Hundreds of protesters on Friday gathered in streets near the governor's residence chanting, waving flags, banging pots and pans. Some carried placards reading "They Rob Us," according to videos posted on Twitter.

Waving flags and banging drums, Puerto Ricans demand that governor quit

Iran seizes British oil tanker, Indians among 23 crew members on board

Police in Peru on Friday destroyed over 11,000 weapons seized in recent months during police operations nationwide. In the city of Pisco, located some 300 kilometers (186 miles) from the capital Lima, officials said this was the largest weapons destruction operation in a decade. The majority of the weapons were seized from criminals and gangs. The arsenal consisted of 3,783 pistols, 5,230 revolvers, 319 carbines, 1,213 shotguns and 1,065 handcrafted weapons. According to official statistics, 13 out of 100 Peruvians were victims of robbery between July and December 2018, most carried out with a firearm. The destruction was carried out within the framework of the United Nations International Day of Destruction of Small Arms commemorated every 9th of July since 2001.

Peru police destroy thousands of illegal weapons

U.S. President Donald Trump said he planned to speak with the UK on Friday (July 19), after Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed it had captured a British oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. "So, we're going to be speaking with the U.K. and this only goes to show what I'm saying about Iran. Trouble. Nothing but trouble," Trump told reporters on the South Lawn of the White House Britain said it was urgently seeking information about the Stena Impero tanker, which had been heading to a port in Saudi Arabia and suddenly changed course after passing through the strait at the mouth of the Gulf.

Trump to speak with UK following report Iran seized British tanker

Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan is on a 3-day visit to the United States, Now the key question is can Imran Khan's visit to White House turn things round?

Pak Prime Minister Imran Khan to visit the White House

Britain said Iran seized two oil tankers in the Gulf on Friday (July 19) and told Tehran to return the vessels or face consequences in the latest confrontation to ratchet up tension along a vital international oil shipping route. New visuals of the incident have been released now by Iran's Revolutionary Guards. In an exclusive conversation with WION, the British High Commission to India has said that the UK has been deeply concerned over Iran's activities in the Persian Gulf. The High Commission said that UK ships have been advised to stay out of the Strait of Hormuz for an interim period.

Watch: Iran taking control of UK ship

Floods and landslides in the northern and southeastern parts of Bangladesh are hampering the lives of millions. In Gaibhanda alone more than 66,000 have been houses destroyed, people complained of not having adequate places to take shelter, while some didn't even have boats to move around during the floods.

Bangladesh floods: More than 66,000 houses destroyed in Gaibandha

The former first lady Michelle Obama hits out at US President Donald Trump over his comments on four Congresswomen. Michelle Obama tweets, "What truly makes our country great is its diversity. I’ve seen that beauty in so many ways over the years. Whether we are born here or seek refuge here, there’s a place for us all. We must remember it’s not my America or your America. It’s our America."

Former first lady Michelle Obama hits out at US President

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Iran's Revolutionary Guards said on Friday (July 19) they had captured a British-flagged oil tanker in the Gulf after Britain seized an Iranian vessel this month, ratcheting up tension along a vital international oil shipping route. Britain said it was urgently seeking information about the Stena Impero after the tanker, which had been heading to a port in Saudi Arabia, suddenly changed course after passing through the Strait of Hormuz at the mouth of the Gulf. A second tanker, the British-operated Mesdar, also made a sharp change of direction in the Gulf around the same time. But the Guards made no mention of a second vessel. Relations between Iran and the West have become increasingly tense since British naval forces seized an Iranian tanker in Gibraltar on July 4 on suspicion of smuggling oil to Syria in breach of European Union sanctions.

Iranian forces: Seized British-flagged oil tanker in Gulf

Dozens of Lebanese veterans tussled with security forces in Beirut on Friday (July 19) as they tried to reach parliament in a protest against any cuts to their benefits in the state budget. The protesters, some waving Lebanese army flags and wearing camouflage trousers, breached coils of barbed wire as they sought to approach the parliament building where MPs were voting on the budget. Lebanon, one of the world's most heavily indebted states, is seeking to slash the deficit with the aim of steering the public finances towards a sustainable path.

Lebanese veterans tussle with security forces in budget protest

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