"We don't know where my brother is." Cubans are looking for their detained relatives in a police station near the town of La Guinera, in Havana, where unprecedented protests erupted the day before.
In a livestream from 8 July, Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro apologises for hiccups that he says he's had for a week. Bolsonaro has now been hospitalised to investigate the causes of the hiccups, which he said started after dental surgery on the 3 July.
India's popular holiday destinations are crammed with visitors with what some have termed "revenge travel" – the urge to vacation following long shutdowns. But as Anjana Pasricha reports, authorities warn that the massive holiday crowds could reverse the gains made recently in the world's second worst hit country.
The disappearance of Guo Xinzhen prompted a nationwide search across China by his parents that was eventually adapted into a film. Twenty-four years after Xinzhen was abducted he was finally reunited with his family.
A protest shedding light on Denver's homeless problems took place during and after the MLB All-Star game on Tuesday.Protesters carried tents and held signs denouncing homelessness and the treatment of homeless people in the city of Denver.Following the game, some protesters waited outside the venue where they shouted at baseball fans leaving the stadium.
The U.S. decision to withdraw troops without establishing a peace process in Afghanistan is an irresponsible and selfish action hampering the stability in the country and the region, said an Afghan political analyst on Tuesday.
Spanish defender Sergio Ramos says he is not coming to Paris SG to "show off" his Champions League titles or his "prize list", but rather "to win it again".
CNN's Chloe Melas reports on Britney Spears' July 14 conservatorship hearing in which she is asking Judge Brenda Penny to allow her to hire her own attorney.
A mural commissioned by London's City Hall celebrates England's football team, who reached the finals of the Euro 2020 championship, showing Gareth Southgate, Harry Kane and Raheem Sterling next to the slogan 'You did us proud'. One of the artists who created the piece, street artist 'Mr Meana' of the MurWalls collective, says the work highlights 'the importance of getting racism out of football' in the wake of racist comments about the team online.
Moody's say they expect the West African Economic and Monetary Union to grow by 5.4 per cent this year.
A joint report by Appsflyer and Google shows that African mobile app market showed strong growth, with overall installs increasing by 41per cent.
Moody's say they expect the West African Economic and Monetary Union to grow by 5.4 per cent this year.
