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The debate gets heated well away from the big arenas and famous matadors are the socalled best around to festivals where small calves are killed by young bull fighters the animals present no real threat but they are nevertheless killed for spectacle well bullfighting is banned in most countries an animal activist in spain wanted to be outlawed there too they see killing defenseless animals as barbarism but there are those who have a different view some see it as part of the countrys Cultural Heritage and argue it should be protected well our reporter went to san rafael where the conflict is pl...

A passport after the kingdom received a series of decrees the changes are part of sweeping reforms led by crown Prince Mohammed bin sultan man its unclear when the order will take effect that saudi arabia has long Face International criticism over the treatment of women as 2nd class citizens but despite these reforms women in saudi arabia still face many restrictions they continue to be considered legal minors and will still be under the authority of their male relatives in other areas of life the system makes it virtually impossible for victims of sexual abuse or Domestic Violence to follow a...

Is open for business. As a trade war turns into a currency dispute donald trump says the u. S. Is benefiting from its battle with china. And outrage after pictures emerged of 2 texas policemen on horseback leading a handcart black man down a road by a road. Pakistan says it will put maximum pressure on its decision to strip and did administer made of its autonomy promise to iran column called for International Intervention following indias moves to change the status of the disputed region osama bin java begins our coverage from was a and pakistan administered kashmir. Our fight will continue. ...

The accident occurred here at the Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant a dozen miles south of harrisburg. At about 4 am two water pumps that cooled reactor number two shut down. Officials say 50 to 60,000 gallons of radioactive water escaped into the reactor and that the radioactivity penetrated the walls. Steam escaped into the atmosphere and radiation was detected as far as one mile away. At least 50 workers and perhaps twice that number were at the plant when the accident occurred. A spokesman admitted that someone explode to radioactivity and may been contaminated, but he claimed no one w...

The debate gets heated well away from the big arenas and famous matadors are the socalled the surround of festivals where small calves are killed by young bull fighters the animals present no real threats but they are nevertheless killed for spectacle well bullfighting is banned in most countries and animal activists in spain wanted to be outlawed there too they see killing defenseless animals as barbarism but there are those who have a different view some see it as part of the countrys Cultural Heritage and argue it should be protected well our reporter went to san rafael where the conflict i...