Nigerian floods kill dozens, turning rescue hopes into recovery efforts
More than 150 people have died after floods hit central Nigeria last week, with more unaccounted for.
Locals are still digging through debris days after the water receded.
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Fearing China clash, Japan asks fishermen to avoid flashpoint islands
There have been renewed tensions between Japan and China over a chain of islands both countries say is theirs.
The diplomatic spat over coast guard patrols is far from a drop in the ocean for local fishermen.
China watching marriage numbers to measure economic growth
China says its economy has hit its five per cent growth target for the year, but its birth rate continues to shrink.
The government's watching marriage numbers to see if a wedding rebound is here to stay, hoping it could lead to more births and higher spending.
Louvre staff union threatens strike as issues mount after heist
First a jewel heist, then a water leak; now the Louvre might have to contend with its staff going on strike next Monday.
The staff union is arguing worker shortages, maintenance issues and rising prices for some tickets are threatening the building's security and overall visitor experience.