TORONTO (Reuters) - The arrest tally from rioting in downtown Toronto climbed above 500 on Sunday, including four who climbed through the sewer system and emerged near the lock-down area where world leaders were attending the G20 summit.
| Thai rescue workers lift an unidentified injured Western tourist yesterday on arrival in Surat Thani, Thailand, following a speedboat accident near the island of Pha-ngan. Photo by Associated Press 2010-06-27 |
GUNMEN tied up tourists in South African hotel after Roos match, sexually assaulting one victim.
Keeping up with her healthy ways, Kim Kardashian was spotted out at Barry's Bootcamp gym in Hollywood on Saturday (June 26).
Masked protesters smashed windows of a bank branch and other buildings, including a Starbucks coffee shop, and set a police car ablaze. (Reuters: Saul Porto)
Anti-government 'red shirt' protesters amass in front of their barricade, built with bamboo poles and tires, as riot police approach them in Bangkok's Silom business district on Friday. Vivek Prakash / Reuters
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(L-R) Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, U.S. President Barack Obama, French President Nicolas Sarkozy, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and British Prime Minister David Cameron leave following a 2010 G8 Summit photo with the "My Summit 2010 Youth" at the Deerhurst Resort at Muskoka in Huntsville, Canada, June 25, 2010.[Agencies] |
| Chinese president meets foreign leaders on G20 summit |
| Chinese President Hu Jintao met leaders of Russia, the United States, Britain and Indonesia respectively on Saturday on the sidelines of a Group of 20 summit, and discussed important world and regional issues of common concern. |
| Getting their kicks: Soccer fans cheer Japan while watching TV coverage of the World Cup game between the Blue Samurai and Denmark early Friday morning in Chuo Ward, Osaka. Japan won 3-1 and advanced to the knockout stages for only the second time in its history. KYODO PHOTOS |
Cards and flowers are left in front of Michael Jackson's boyhood home in Gary, Ind. on Friday, June 25, 2010. (AP / John Smierciak)
A French dancer strips off atop Australia's most sacred rock, saying she put on the impromptu performance as a tribute to Aborigines and their culture and to fulfill a lifelong dream
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A protestor runs through the streets during a demonstration in downtown Toronto, Canada, June 25, 2010 ahead of the G20 summit.
Credit: Reuters/Mike Segar
HUNTSVILLE Ontario (Reuters) - The world's richest economies, saddled with huge debts after spending their way out of the credit crisis, papered over differences on Friday on how to clean up their finances with minimal damage to growth.
