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Jake Hutzler’s commute to work doesn’t involve the typical traffic jams or blaring horns. Instead, the air traffic controller soars hundreds of feet in the air. (AP production by Thomas Peipert)
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A vehicle drove into a crowd standing on a road to cheer on the Newcastle Knights rugby team in north of Sydney on Saturday, injuring 10 people, including several children, Australian officials said.
In Yemen, the country’s internationally recognised government is fighting with the Houthi rebel movement.
Candidates and political parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina wrapped up their campaigns with final rallies on Thursday and Friday ahead of Sunday’s parliamentary elections. Around 3.4 million voters will choose a multi-eth
One hundred days since powerful earthquakes devastated Venezuela’s coastal state of La Guaira, memories of those who died still linger deeply among those affected. On Friday people gathered with candles and photographs o
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