Taliban leader 'likely killed' in US drone strike
A US military drone strike in Pakistan has likely killed Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansoor and another combatant in Pakistan, according to a US official.
Authorised by US President Barack Obama, the strike took place at about 6 a.m. EDT (1000 GMT), the official said, which would have placed it late on Friday night in the target area.
Multiple US drones targeted the men as they rode in a vehicle in a remote area in Pakistan along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, southwest of the town of Ahmad Wal, the official added.
Light-projector pictures were 'fake,' says Saudi Arabian Embassy in Berlin
In Berlin, Guerilla activists recently bathed the Saudi Embassy in projected messages of protest. DW spoke to the people behind the images and reported on the story. Then, the Embassy denied it had ever happened.
We'd like to verify that these real projections are fakes Thank you Saudi Ministry of TruthChina is staunch force for peace, stability in South China Sea: ambassador
(Xinhua) 15:37, May 21, 2016
A staunch advocate for instability and seizure of territories that belong to other nations Initiating an arms race in the region with its reclamation projects and the building of military bases But, it's all about the peace
Why South Koreans are protesting over one woman's death
The stabbing death of a 23-year-old woman has struck a nerve in a country where many women say they are increasingly afraid of threats, abuse and attacks by men.
If Korean society didn't treat women like property to being with and didn't act like it was their duty to get married, have children and wait on their husbands and his family then things might be different
Reddit's biggest Trump community is fracturing over right-wing extremism
Updated by Aja Romano
Now this is funny A bunch of racist, misogynist, homophobes, nativists and xenophobes Trump supporters fighting over extremism Oh the irony
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