Spain faces renewed rail safety questions after a second deadly high-speed collision this year, ahead of a national vote.
Spain is confronting its second deadly high‑speed rail disaster of the year, NPR reported, after one train struck another from behind and killed 68 people. The collision has intensified scrutiny over the condition and oversight of the country's rail network. The latest
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According to the Philippine Daily Inquirer, the Department of Public Works and Highways will temporarily close southbound EDSA lanes starting Friday night, Oct.
Australian tennis player Maya Joint was eliminated in the quarterfinals of the WTA 500 event in Tokyo after a promising start to the tournament.
Darwin City Council's decision to bar a Christian group from the Christmas pageant triggers a heated dispute with the NT government.
Labor minister warns boycotting Certificate of Identity process may bar workers from returning home amid growing remittance rule anger
