As the US and Iran go back and forth on where and what they will talk about amid tensions, CNN's Nick Paton Walsh looks at what position Iran are in.
As the US and Iran go back and forth on where and what they will talk about amid tensions, CNN's Nick Paton Walsh looks at what position Iran are in.
A photograph released by the military-backed government purports to show Myanmar’s detained former leader Aung San Suu Kyi meeting a representative of the International Committee of the Red Cross. This is the first public meeting with a foreign official in several years, as Suu Kyi’s health has raised international concerns. CNN's Kunal Sehgal reports.
President Donald Trump told journalists aboard Air Force One that talks between the US and Iran would resume. He added that after he canceled plans for what he called a “massive attack” on the country.
Towering black smoke rose above the eastern Chinese port city of Qingdao after a fire broke out at a logistics warehouse Saturday evening. Officials said there were no reported casualties, and an investigation is underway.
Moscow’s mayor says a bomb blast that killed at least two people and injured 21 others at a restaurant was a “terrorist attack.” An unidentified woman attempted to enter a private event at the Balzi Rossi restaurant on Kudrinskaya Square carrying what authorities believe was an improvised explosive device, state media reported. The bomb went off before she entered, killing the security guard who stopped her, and a customer, as well as the woman carrying the device, according to authorities. Authorities did not immediately identify the woman and it was unclear whether she deliberately detonated the device. CNN’s Fred Pleitgen reports in Moscow.
Two firefighting helicopters collided midair while battling a wildfire northwest of Athens, Greece. One aircraft crashed to the ground, killing the two crew members on board, according to Greece’s Fire Service.
Cape Verde footballer Roberto "Pico" Lopes once ignored a seemingly random LinkedIn message. He's been telling CNN’s Patrick Snell why it almost cost him his place in World Cup history.
The famed Nepali climber Nirmal Purja – who made history over the years by trekking some of the world’s highest peaks – has been confirmed dead along with at least three others after an avalanche struck his expedition in the Himalayas earlier this week.
