Police map area of island where US man was killed by isolated tribe

NEW DELHI - Police said they have mapped the area of a remote Indian island where tribespeople were seen burying the body of a US adventurer and Christian missionary after allegedly killing him with arrows this month.

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Turkey, EU resume high-level dialogue

ANKARA - Turkey and the European Union held a high-level diplomatic meeting on Thursday, signaling the resumption of their bilateral dialogue, while revealing the obstacles in Turkey's accession to the bloc.

Neighbors connect tactical border road

SEOUL - The Republic of Korea and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea have connected a tactical road across the border inside the Demilitarized Zone, or DMZ, to help excavate the remains of fallen soldiers from the 1950-53 Korean War, the ROK Defense Ministry said on Thursday.

'Blind eye' to the murder of Khashoggi

US President Donald Trump's comments on the investigation into the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi show that he will turn a "blind eye" to the incident no matter what, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Friday.

'Big Four' accountancy giants face UK probe

LONDON - Almost two decades after the collapse of US giant Enron in a notorious accounting scandal, the accountancy sector is back in the spotlight, this time thanks to a string of scandals in the United Kingdom.

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Film offers new hope for relations

Acknowledging the importance of closing the understanding gap between people of the United States and China, entrepreneur William Mundell decided to step in and do his part - by making a documentary.

At least 320,000 people in UK are 'homeless'

At least 320,000 people are homeless in the United Kingdom, an increase of 13,000 from last year, according to housing charity Shelter, which said an average of 36 people become homeless every day.

Mammal 'cousin' lived alongside dinosaurs

PARIS - Dinosaurs living more than 200 million years ago may have dominated the plains and grasslands of prehistoric Earth, but it turns out they still had some sizable competition.

Samsung apologizes for factory cancers

SEOUL - Samsung Electronics apologized on Friday for illnesses and deaths of some of its workers, saying it failed to create a safe working environment at its computer chip and display factories.

Panama marks ties with China

In 1854, a ship carrying Chinese workers, many from South China's Guangdong province, landed in Panama to work on the country's railway construction.