Another weekend of trouble seems to be on the cards in Hong Kong.
Pro-China groups have torn down the city's “Lennon Walls” of anti-government protest messages.
The move has increased the possibility of further clashes with democracy supporters.
The mosaics of colorful messages call for democracy and denouncing perceived Chinese meddling in the former British colony.
Nearly 1,500 missing in Nepal and China after devastating Himalayan flash flood
Nearly 1,500 people including almost 800 foreigners are missing across Nepal and China's Tibet, authorities said on Thursday, after a wall of mud and rock collapsed into a Himalayan river, sending catastrophic flash floods through towns and valleys.
Car rams into pedestrians in France, kills 1, injures 10
A car deliberately rammed into a group of pedestrians who were standing in front of the train station of Caen, in northern France, on Wednesday evening killing one and injuring 10, local authorities said.
Brazil sues Discord for $97 million over alleged failures to protect children
The Brazilian government said on Wednesday it has sued chat platform Discord, seeking 500 million reais ($97 million) through a civil collective moral damages lawsuit as it accuses the firm of failing to comply with laws protecting children and teens.
Wildfires kill 12 people across several Algerian provinces
Twelve people have been killed in wildfires that swept through several Algerian provinces, Interior Minister Said Sayoud said late on Wednesday, amid a severe heatwave gripping North Africa.
Trial for accused organiser of 9/11 attacks set for June 2028
A US Air Force judge on Wednesday has ordered Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the accused organiser of the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States, and three co-defendants to go on trial before a military tribunal in June 2028.
