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United Arab Emirates banks on social reform to help pull itself out of economic slump
Recent reforms in the United Arab Emirates affecting everything from women's rights to alcohol consumption are a sign the majority-expat country sees liberalization of its strict laws as key to its economic prosperity while it tries to bolster its global standing and overcome a weakening economy and the pandemic.
Clashes in Paris as thousands protest bill that would outlaw filming police officers
Tens of thousands of critics of a proposed security law that would restrict the filming of police officers protested across France on Saturday.
Iran's supreme leader calls for 'definitive punishment' in scientist's killing
Iran's supreme leader on Saturday called for the "definitive punishment" of those behind the killing of a scientist linked to Tehran's disbanded military nuclear program, a slaying the Islamic Republic has blamed on Israel.
Heavy blows, heavier breathing: Tyson, Jones Jr. exhibition ends in 8-round draw
Mike Tyson showed glimpses of his destructive prime Saturday night during the 54-year-old boxing icon's return to the ring for a lively exhibition bout with 51-year-old Roy Jones Jr.
Indian farmers continue protest against new laws as police allow them into capital
Thousands of angry Indian farmers protesting against new agricultural laws were allowed to enter the national capital late Friday after they clashed with police who had blocked them at the outskirts of the city.
