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Police forensic experts examine a building which was damaged after a rocket fired from Syria landed nearby, in the border town of Kilis, Turkey January 22, 2018.

Turkish forces push into Syria

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday held a roundtable meeting with the CEOs of top global companies before his keynote address at the plenary session of the World Economic Forum (WEF) here on Tuesday morning. India also got a thumbs up from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Monday, which reaffirmed that India's economy is projected to grow by 7.4 per cent in the next fiscal year.

Narendra Modi meets CEOs at World Economic Forum, IMF reaffirms India's growth story

North Korea on Tuesday criticized the burning of its national flag and photos of its leader Kim Jong-un during a protest rally against its planned participation in the upcoming Winter Olympic Games in South Korea. In an article published by the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), Pyongyang accused South Korean conservatives of unscrupulously

South Korea burns North's flag and Kim Jong-un's photo, Pyongyang condemns act

The doodle shows a series of film rolls in movement depicting iconic imagery in some of Eisenstein's films. It is a reminder of his enduring contributions to cinema. A closer look into the doodle shows sequencing of a number of images in a continuous loop creating the effect of a montage. The doodle also shows Sergei Eisenstein, holding a film roll and a scissors depicting a cut or an edit. The Russian genius changed the way films were made as early as in the 1920s. The avant-garde filmmaker was born on this day in 1898. He left behind a rich legacy that is complex and in many ways, immeasurable. Film montage is an editing technique that pieces together a series of frames to form a continuous sequence that is used at several defining moments in films -- you can easily recall some of it in

Google Doodle marks Soviet filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein's 120th birth anniversary

The shutdown marked the first anniversary of President Donald Trump's inauguration, media reports said. It is the first shutdown in US history to happen while the same party controls both chambers of Congress and the White House, the BBC reported.

US government shutdown begins after Senate rejects funding bill

Reddish glow of lava drifting towards southwest part of Mayon volcano in Camalig town, Albay province, south of Manila, Philippines January 15, 2018.

Thousands flee erupting volcano in Philippines

A Chinese rescue ship works to clean oil slicks from the sunken Iranian oil tanker Sanchi in the East China Sea, in this January 15, 2018 handout picture released by China's Ministry of Transport January 17, 2018.

Oil spill in East China Sea

A vehicle that ran over some people at Copacabana beach is seen in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil January 18, 2018. According local media, the driver was detained.

[GRAPHIC PHOTOS] Car plows through Copacabana beach

White nationalist leader Richard Spencer (C) chants back at counter-protestors as self-proclaimed

America divided over Donald Trump

Raisman said she had not planned to provide her testimony, but she was inspired by other victims who had taken the podium. Her anger was targeted as well at USA Gymnastics and her dismay at what she felt is a lackluster reaction to the scandal by newly installed CEO Kerry Perry. Perry, who attended the hearings earlier in the week, was not present Friday.

Larry Nassar's victims speak out in court

Pope Francis attends a meeting with members of Peruvian indigenous groups, at the Coliseum Madre de Dios, in Puerto Maldonado, Peru.

Pope Francis visits Chile and Peru

Another two people were missing and four others were injured when the structure fell along a tract of a highway that links the capital Bogota with the nearby city of Villavicencio, officials said, Xinhua reported.

Colombia bridge collapse kills at least 10

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