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The five parrots, which had quarantined together, had apparently taught each other curse words which they then directed at the park's guests.

Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmed al-Sabah, Emir of Kuwait, has died at the age of 91, according to state-run media reports.

The British prime minister was criticized for not understanding his own rules and called "grossly incompetent" by the opposition Labour Party.

Almost 100 people have been killed in the latest outbreak of fighting over the Caucasus enclave, the status of which has long been disputed by neighbors Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Armenia and Azerbaijan have accused the other of launching attacks outside the contested region over which 30,000 people were killed in conflict in the 1990s.

The court heard how the 37-year-old teacher added sodium nitrite to the breakfast of children in the class of a colleague, with whom she had fallen out.

A British lawmaker put forward the Democratic presidential candidate for the accolade, which President Donald Trump has also been nominated for.

Chinese state media said the badge—used by troops taking part in a drone attack drill off California—was evidence of U.S. aggressive intentions in the South China Sea.

The new Zolfaqar-e Basir is the naval variant of the ballistic missile used to attack U.S. troops in Iraq in January.

The Democratic presidential candidate has been put forward for the accolade by a British lawmaker, joining President Donald Trump in having been proposed for the prize.

The U.S., Brazil and India are among the countries with the most COVID-19 deaths to date.

"Google is still in the mood that Microsoft once was, they think [they are] above the law," lawyer Thomas Höppner tells Newsweek.