Saudi princes detained after utility bill protest

RIYADH - Eleven Saudi princes face trials in the kingdom after being arrested for a protest against the end of state subsidies for their utility bills, the attorney general said on Sunday.

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FIVE WAYS TO RAISE A TOAST TO PARIS

If you're thirsty for fabulous sightseeing, strolling and shopping, Paris has got you covered. Or maybe you're simply thirsty. No problem. Whether you fancy Champagne atop the Eiffel Tower or coffee at a sidewalk cafe, here are five ways to raise a toast, Parisian style.

Moon meets with WWII sex slaves

SEOUL - South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Thursday met women who were forced to work in Japanese wartime brothels, days after their plight again cast a shadow over relations with Japan.

Storm Eleanor brings chaos to Europe

PARIS - Winter storm Eleanor swept across Europe on Wednesday, bringing death, damage and disruption, snarling transport networks and cutting power to tens of thousands of people.

Abe predicts progress in Constitution bid

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Thursday he expects progress to be made this year in the debate over revisions to the Constitution.

Chinese among dead in Russian factory blaze

Ten people have died, including seven Chinese citizens, after a blaze at a shoe factory near the Russian city of Novosibirsk on Thursday, sources with the emergency services told local media.

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Palestinians outraged over US threat

RAMALLAH, West Bank - Palestinians have condemned as "blackmail" US President Donald Trump's threat to withhold future aid payments over what he called the Palestinians' unwillingness to talk peace with Israel.

Bitter cold turns Niagara Falls into winter wonderland

NIAGARA FALLS, United States - Niagara Falls is one place the nation's deep freeze is as much seen as it is felt.

48 dead after bus careens off cliff

LIMA, Peru - At least 48 people died when a bus tumbled down a cliff onto a rocky beach on Tuesday along a narrow stretch of highway known as the "Devil's Curve", Peruvian police and fire officials said.

New York fire injures 23, including children

NEW YORK - A fire destroyed a building and injured 23 people on Tuesday, just days after the city's deadliest inferno in 25 years.