1 Dead, Hundreds Flee Wildfire in South Korean Seaside City SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — A wildfire fueled by strong winds on Tuesday burned parts of a seaside city on... Read More
France: Marseille Building Collapses, Fire Stymies Rescue MARSEILLE, France (AP) — More than 100 firefighters worked against a ticking clock to extinguish flames deep within debris to... Read More
At Least 21 Dead in Somalia’s Flash Floods, Says U.N. Agency MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) — At least 21 people including six children have died in Somalia’s flash flooding over the last... Read More
Nearly 400 Ex-Rugby, Soccer Players in Concussion Lawsuit LONDON (AP) — The number of former players from rugby union, rugby league and soccer who are taking legal action... Read More
New Images from Inside Fukushima Reactor Spark Safety Worry TOKYO (AP) — Images captured by a robotic probe inside one of the three melted reactors at Japan’s wrecked Fukushima... Read More
Papua New Guinea Assesses Damage After Powerful Earthquake WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — Disaster relief workers in Papua New Guinea were assessing the extent of damage in a... Read More
14 Workers Dead After Sudan Gold Mine Collapse KHARTOUM, Sudan (AP) — At least 14 workers are dead after a gold mine collapsed in northern Sudan, mining authorities... Read More
Russia Still Uses Western Insurance for Half of Oil Shipments Russia still relies on Western insurers to cover more than half of the tanker fleet that exports its oil, according... Read More
Swiss Re Faces $6.3 Million Claim Over Sexism, Unfair Dismissal LONDON, March 29 (Reuters) – A former Swiss Re underwriter, who last year won a sex and maternity discrimination and... Read More
Landslide in Ecuador Kills at Least 7, with Dozens Missing ALAUSI, Ecuador (AP) — A huge landslide swept over an Andean community in central Ecuador, burying dozens of homes, killing... Read More