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Local time on Tuesday, two men armed with a knife at a church in France Saint Etienne-Normandy area Dilufulai hostage five hostages. Hostages include one priest and two nuns, and two people praying in the Church.

WASHINGTON, July 25 report ：at least two people were killed and 14 wounded in a shooting at a teen party early Monday in Fort Myers, Florida, local media reported. The shooting took place in the parking lot of Club Blu just after 12:30am ET and police found “several victims suffering from gunshot wounds,” the Fort Myers police department said in a statement.

A knife-wielding man attacked a facility for the disabled in eastern Japan's Kanagawa prefecture early Tuesday, leaving at least 15 people die and 45 others injured, local firefighters said. The police are investigating the motive behind the attack that took place at about 2:30 a.m. at the Tsukui Yamayuri En facility (Tsukui Lily Garden), a two-storey building 2km east of SagamiKo station in Sagamihara city, they said.

Local time on 26th of this month, Japan near Tokyo, a disabled knife attacks at least 19 people were killed and dozens of others injured in nursing homes.It was reported that the incident is about 40 kilometers southwest of Tokyo, Sagamihara-Shi, Kanagawa. Local police have already arrested one of the suspects who was a man more than 20 years. After the incident, the man walked into a local police station, saying "I did it. ”

Bursts of four attacks within a week, Germany become a terrorist attack "new area"?Four attacks broke out in a row within seven days and has always been law-abiding Germany, seems to have degenerated into terrorism "new area",Specialists analyze the Chancellor Angela Merkel will implement a high probability of future tightening refugee policy.

Nineteen people were feared dead and 45 injured after an attack by a knife-wielding man at a facility for the disabled in Japan early on Tuesday, national broadcaster NHK reported.Police in Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture, about 25 miles (40 km) southwest of Tokyo, have arrested Satoshi Uematsu, a 26-year old former employee at the facility, Japanese media reported.They said staff called police at 2.30 a.m. local time (1730 GMT Monday) with reports of a man armed with a knife on the grounds of the Tsukui Yamayuri-En facility.

Eight years after falling short against Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton will break through a new glass ceiling this week.Clinton, who famously ended her 2008 campaign by celebrating the “18 million cracks” in “that highest, hardest glass ceiling,” is set to formally become her party’s nominee for President at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia this week. The convention kicked off Monday and will run through Thursday. After what Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook called the “doom and gloom” of Donald Trump’s Republican convention, Democrats are promising a different tone.Watch the convention proceedings live above. Highlights include Clinton’s primary opponent Bernie Sanders and First Lady Michelle Obama on Monday; former President Bill Clinton on Tuesday; President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden on Wednesday; and Hillary Clinton herself on Thursday.

Average adult heights in many countries appear to have peaked 30 to 40 years ago and have declined slightly since then, according to a new study that the authors say is based on the largest set of such data ever gathered.They combined results from 1,472 studies in 200 countries looking at the measured — rather than self-reported or estimated — heights of about 18.6 million people born from 1896 to 1996. The study was published in eLife.Dutchmen born before 2000 were the world’s tallest, and Guatemalan women born before 1900 were the shortest, the study found. South Korean women and Iranian men had the greatest gains in height over the last century. But Guatemalan women also grew, rising from 4 feet 7 inches to 4 feet 11 inches, on average.This phenomenon is even more prominent in Africa.War is the main reason.

The cancellation was made in the interest of player safety and comes following extreme weather events in Beijing over a multiple day period, that have left the playing surface in a condition deemed to be unfit for play. The conditions experienced in Beijing on July 19 and July 20 were reported as being some of the most extreme weather conditions the capital of China has experienced in recent history. Regular rain occurred also on July 21 and July 22.The decision was made collectively by tournament organisers, participating clubs, the China Football Association, the Beijing Football Association and the management of the National Stadium.Due to international travel schedules and planned sporting commitments, the match cancellation is definitive and the match will not be re-scheduled.The International Champions Cup and its participating clubs thanked and apologised to fans in China and around the world who were planning to attend the match or watch the match broadcast.

A suicide bombing killed 48 people, among them women and children, Wednesday in northern Syria, the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.A truck bomb exploded near buildings belonging to a Kurdish security agency and other governmental departments in the city of Qamishli near the border with Turkey, CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reported. The observatory said 140 people were hurt.