Aissam Benadjaoud

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Police seize woman who clambered up Statue of Liberty

A protester who mounted the Statue of Liberty's base has been escorted down by police after a four-hour standoff.

5 July 2018

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Activists place life jacket on Christopher Columbus statue in Barcelona

Activists wanted to draw attention to migrants who have lost their lives attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea, local reports said.

5 July 2018

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From bass to soprano, artist leads whale choir for UK exhibition

An exhibition about whales has been providing visitors in northern England with a somewhat different insight into the huge mammals with a choir of volunteers mimicking the sounds the species makes.

5 July 2018

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Belgian shop starts serving homegrown produce from rooftop garden

Shoppers in Brussels are going green and eating clean as the Boondael Delhaize supermarket sells homegrown produce without the use of pesticides or preservatives.

5 July 2018

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Classmates of trapped Thai boys visit cave

A diver supporting the rescue operation of a Thai football team trapped in a flooded cave said on Wednesday that the boys had been practicing wearing diving masks and breathing

4 July 2018

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Migrants aboard aid ship share hopes as they head to Spain

The mood was light aboard the Open Arms on Tuesday as it sailed towards Spain carrying 60 migrants rescued off the coast of Libya on June 30.

4 July 2018

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FIFA Volunteers take part in Kazan flash mob

FIFA volunteers in Kazan took part in a flash mob on Tuesday (July 3) as the host's last game approaches.

4 July 2018

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It's all fun and games for England's Kane, Rashford and Lingard

England play Colombia in their World Cup last-16 match on Tuesday, in what is one of the biggest games in the country's recent history. But if there was any pressure, you couldn't tell on the players' faces on Sunday

1 July 2018

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Climbing season kicks off at Mount Fuji for Yamanashi trails

People gathered at the summit of Mount Fuji before dawn on Sunday to view the sunrise on the first day of the climbing season.

1 July 2018

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World Cup soccer fever interrupts military parade in Red Square

A ceremonial parade by Russia's Horse and Foot Guard of the Presidential Regiment - a centuries-old Russian imperial tradition - on the historic Red Square, did not escape World Cup soccer fever on Saturday.

1 July 2018

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Steven LoBue wins first Cliff Diving event for three years

Steven LoBue sealed victory at the second stop of the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series in Bilbao, Spain on Saturday. It was the American's first triumph since he won at the same location in 2015.

1 July 2018

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Road collapses in southwest China

A road in southwest China's Sichuan Province partially collapsed on Sunday, sending its retaining walls to the ground.

1 July 2018