Policewomen Attacked

A drunk woman created ruckus at a police station in Hyderabad and attacked two police women in the early hours today, police said.

Belgium's top migration official says an Algerian man who attacked two policewomen with a machete over the weekend was known to authorities for petty crimes but had not been linked to any terror offenses.

Belgium's prime minister today announced a terrorism probe into a machete attack that wounded two policewomen, in what appeared to be the latest in a string of jihadist attacks in Europe.

Belgian prosecutors today identified the machete-wielding man who attacked two policewomen as a 33-year-old Algerian known to police for criminal offenses but not for terrorist acts.

The young woman assaulted by policewomen in a video that has gone viral says she was attacked for standing in the VIP queue for a glimpse of Mumbai's most popular Ganesh idol.

The Taliban kidnappers moved her to at least 13 homes, made her sleep on the ground, and kept asking where she'd been, what she'd done and whom she knew. Every few days, she would be given a chance to call her family.

A drunk woman created ruckus at a police station in Hyderabad and attacked two police women in the early hours today, police said.

Belgium's top migration official says an Algerian man who attacked two policewomen with a machete over the weekend was known to authorities for petty crimes but had not been linked to any terror offenses.

Belgium's prime minister today announced a terrorism probe into a machete attack that wounded two policewomen, in what appeared to be the latest in a string of jihadist attacks in Europe.

Belgian prosecutors today identified the machete-wielding man who attacked two policewomen as a 33-year-old Algerian known to police for criminal offenses but not for terrorist acts.

The young woman assaulted by policewomen in a video that has gone viral says she was attacked for standing in the VIP queue for a glimpse of Mumbai's most popular Ganesh idol.

The Taliban kidnappers moved her to at least 13 homes, made her sleep on the ground, and kept asking where she'd been, what she'd done and whom she knew. Every few days, she would be given a chance to call her family.