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  In Xi Jinping's Message To Taiwan Opposition Leader, A "Reunification" Call

  Chinese President Xi Jinping called on Sunday for efforts to advance "reunification" in a message of congratulations to the new leader of Taiwan's main opposition party, whose election took place amid accusations of interference by Beijing.

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  Israel Strikes Rafah After Forces Targeted By "Terrorists", Says Military

  The Israeli military confirmed it carried out air strikes in the southern Gaza city of Rafah on Sunday after its troops came under fire from militants.

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  One Jewellery Piece Stolen From Louvre Found Near Museum

  France's Culture Minister Rachida Dati said one of the jewellery pieces stolen on Sunday from the Louvre in Paris had been found near the museum.

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  Tourist Asked Cop Why Louvre Was Shut, Was Told To "Watch The News"

  The world-famous Louvre Museum in Paris was unexpectedly shut on Sunday following a robbery. Confused tourists gathered outside, wondering what must have been the case.

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  How Social Distancing Led Merritt Moore To Find Dance Partners In Robots

  During the COVID-19 pandemic, quantum physicist and professional ballerina Merritt Moore found a unique way to keep her passion alive: by dancing with robots.

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  The Louvre To Grunes Gewolbe: Biggest Museum Heists In History

  Precious jewels from the Napoleon era were stolen from the renowned Louvre Museum in Paris this morning.

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  Prince Andrew Asked Police To Dig Up Dirt On Sexual Abuse Accuser: Report

  Britain's Prince Andrew asked police in 2011 to dig up personal information about Virginia Giuffre, the woman who accused him of sexually abusing her as a teenager, a British newspaper reported on Sunday, days after the royal gave up his Duke of York

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  'Will Write A Book': Ex-French President Sarkozy 'Not Afraid' Of Jail Term

  Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy, set to start a five-year prison sentence on Tuesday after being convicted of attempting to raise campaign funds from Libya in 2007, said he is not afraid of going to jail, La Tribune Dimanche reported.

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  In And Out In 7 Minutes, With Disc Cutters: How Louvre Robbery Was Carried Out

  Men wielding disc cutters rode up to the heavily guarded Louvre Museum in Paris on a scooter, stole priceless jewellery and left in seven minutes - less time than it takes to finish a portion of French fries.

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  Mona Lisa Theft To Nazi Loots: Biggest Heists At The Louvre Museum

  The world-famous Louvre Museum in Paris was closed on Sunday following a robbery, France's Culture Minister Rachida Dati confirmed. Authorities have not yet disclosed details about what was stolen or how the robbery occurred.

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  Former Thai Hostage Among Two Bodies Identified By Israel

  Israel identified the remains of two hostages after Hamas handed over their bodies to the Red Cross the night before, as the Palestinian group said talks to launch the second phase of ceasefire negotiations have begun.

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  Napoleonic Jewels Stolen From Louvre In Paris In Daring Sunday Heist

  The Louvre has closed for the day after a French minister reported a robbery at the iconic museum in Paris that is home to some of the world's most iconic historical artefacts, including the Mona Lisa.

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  Missing Deaf-Mute Hindu Minor Girl Surfaces In Pak, Married To Older Man

  A 15-year-old Hindu girl, born deaf and mute, who was missing for over a week, has surfaced before the media in Pakistan's Sindh province, holding a certificate of conversion to Islam after allegedly marrying a much older Muslim man.

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  How Easy Is It To Buy Electric Car? What ChargeZone CEO Said At NDTV World Summit

  If 30 per cent of vehicles on Indian roads are electric by 2030, the country could save $80-90 billion in foreign exchange, funds that could support education and healthcare, ChargeZone CEO Kartikey Hariyani has said.

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  India Doesn't Seek To Dominate World But Be Centre Of Stability: Top Official

  India does not seek to dominate the world but serve as a power centre of stability, sustainability and spirituality, said Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Secretary Sanjay Jaju said.

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  Jeffrey Epstein's Survivor Was Raped By "Well-Known Prime Minister": Memoir

  According to the memoir, Virginia Giuffre met the "Prime Minister" on Epstein's private island in the US Virgin Islands in 2002, when she was 18.

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  Massive 'No Kings' Protests Sweep US Cities, Trump Responds With "Crown" Clip

  While Donald Trump insisted that he's "not a king", he posted a series of AI-generated videos depicting himself as one.

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  "Always Felt At Home In India": Iranian Envoy Pens Heartfelt Farewell Note

  Iraj Elahi, former Ambassador of Iran in Delhi, concluded his diplomatic mission in India, after which, in a heartfelt farewell note, he said that India and Iran were natural partners.

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  Indian Man Abuses Bangkok Crowd, Warns Cops With Pistol-Shaped Lighter

  Footage from the scene showed him walking around, making loud noises, and pointing a gun-shaped object at bystanders.

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  Jeffrey Epstein Made Millions From Billionaire Leon Black, New Emails Reveal

  Leon Black had hired the disgraced financier as his wealth adviser for tax, investment, and art matters.