NY Times: World

A bus apparently lost its brakes, then hit another vehicle at high speed before smashing into several houses.

A bridge collapse in Italy that killed at least 20 people was the latest disaster to raise worries about aging or improperly built bridges, dams and other structures.

Copwatch teaches Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples how to use their mobile phones’ cameras to battle police brutality.

‘We all think they have sold us out to the enemy,’ an Afghan army captain said of his top commanders before he was killed by the Taliban.

More than 20 people were killed in Italy, according to a government official, when the structure broke apart, falling nearly 150 feet. Officials expect the death toll to grow.

The remarks by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan come as the country grapples with a worsening economic crisis and a widening diplomatic dispute with the United States.

The motorist was taken into custody after injuring several pedestrians, the police said. The area was the site of a terrorist attack in March 2017.

Both North Korea and South Korea want to start the process toward a peace treaty in the decades-long war, but Washington is standing in the way.

The country’s chief prosecutor, a close ally of ex-president Jacob Zuma, was told to step down, clearing the way for the Ramaphosa administration to take a tougher stance on graft.

Their ringing set off the worst U.S. defeat in the Philippine-American war and spurred retaliation that left thousands dead. But some objection to their return remains.