Dutch police order train emptied at Rotterdam after man locks self in bathroom
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – Rotterdam police on Friday ordered passengers off an international train after a man locked himself in the bathroom.
Chileans pick through debris after powerful quake; 11 dead
TONGOY, Chile (Reuters) – Residents sifted through rubble on Thursday and saved what they could from homes destroyed by a magnitude 8.3 earthquake in central Chile that killed 11 people, forced 1 million from their homes and sent giant waves crashing i…
Experts urge release of details of IAEA inspection at Iran site
UNITED NATIONS/PARIS (Reuters) – Several nuclear security experts are urging the United Nations nuclear watchdog and world powers to release details of how a sensitive Iranian military site will be inspected as part of a landmark nuclear deal reached i…
China relaxes adoption rules for abandoned, trafficked children
BEIJING (Reuters) – China relaxed rules for the legal adoption of trafficked or abandoned Chinese children, state media reported on Friday, as the government works to combat the pervasive problem of child trafficking.
Mexican survivor recounts three-hour aerial bombing ordeal in Egypt
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Egyptian warplanes mistakenly bombed a convoy of Mexican tourists five times over three hours, even though security forces on the ground had cleared their passage, one of six survivors of Sunday’s deadly attack said.
Australian ruling coalition sees poll bounce after ousting PM Abbott
SYDNEY (Reuters) – Australia’s ruling Liberal-National coalition is leading its Labor opposition for the first time in 16 months after former prime minister Tony Abbott was toppled by Malcolm Turnbull in a party-room coup four days ago, an opinion poll…
Number of children displaced by Boko Haram hits 1.4 million: UNICEF
ABUJA (Reuters) – The number of children forced to flee Boko Haram’s insurgency in Nigeria and neighboring countries has reached 1.4 million, the U.N. children agency UNICEF said on Friday.
Veteran politician named new Guinea-Bissau PM
BISSAU (Reuters) – Veteran politician Carlos Correia was sworn in as Guinea-Bissau’s new prime minister on Thursday amid hopes that his appointment might diffuse a weeks-long political crisis in the coup-prone West African state.
UK PM Cameron rules out second Scottish independence vote
LONDON (Reuters) – Scotland must move on from its failed bid for independence, Prime Minister David Cameron said on Friday, using the first anniversary of an historic referendum to rule out holding another vote on the issue.
Brazil opposition seeks Rousseff impeachment for fiscal crimes
BRASILIA (Reuters) – Brazil’s opposition parties on Thursday filed a request in Congress to impeach President Dilma Rousseff for breaking fiscal rules by allegedly manipulating government finances to benefit her re-election last year.
