Austria: Four Protesters Removed From Eurovision Arena During Israel’s Performance

Four audience members were removed from Vienna's Wiener Stadthalle during the Eurovision Song Contest first semi-final on Tuesday, May 12, after chants of "Stop the genocide" were heard as Israel's Noam Bettan performed. Despite the protests, Bettan qualified for Saturday's grand final. This video was recorded after Israel's performance.

Vietnam: Residents Share Warmth Amid Severe Flooding in Thai Nguyen

Severe flooding continued in Thai Nguyen Province, Vietnam, on Tuesday, October 8, surpassing historical peaks and leaving roads deeply submerged. In Phan Dinh Phung Ward, Hoang Van Thu Street was flooded up to 1.5 meters, paralyzing traffic and forcing residents to travel by boat. This video shows a man tossing instant noodles to his neighbors amid the severe flooding. Both households appeared to share a moment of warmth and good humor despite the situation.

Australia: Dust Storms Roar Through Parts of South Australia and Victoria

Dust storms swept through eastern South Australia and western Victoria on Monday, May 26, reducing visibility as red dirt filled the sky.

US: Valley Fire Rages Near Boise, Idaho, Burning Over 9,400 Acres

The Valley Fire, a wildfire, broke out in east Boise, Idaho, on Friday, October 4, burning more than 9,400 acres as of Saturday. The cause is still under investigation. Evacuation notices were issued, and schools and several roads were closed in the area.

Canadian trade minister Van Loan in interview

Canadian trade minister Van Loan in interview

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Canadian International Trade Minister Peter Van Loan speaks in an interview on Nov. 10, 2010 in Yokohama, south of Tokyo. Van Loan, who attended meetings of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum, said Canada is eager to cooperate with Japan on the development of rare earth minerals in Canada and welcomed Japan's positive stance toward a U.S.-backed Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement.

Canada opposes banking tax, urges floating of yuan

Canada opposes banking tax, urges floating of yuan

TOKYO, Japan - Canadian International Trade Minister Peter Van Loan speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Tokyo on June 7, 2010. Van Loan said Canada is against imposing an international tax on banks as part of a coordinated effort at global gatherings such as the Group of 20 nations to prevent future financial crises.

Canadian trade minister Van Loan in interview

Canadian trade minister Van Loan in interview

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Canadian International Trade Minister Peter Van Loan speaks in an interview on Nov. 10, 2010 in Yokohama, south of Tokyo. Van Loan, who attended meetings of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum, said Canada is eager to cooperate with Japan on the development of rare earth minerals in Canada and welcomed Japan's positive stance toward a U.S.-backed Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement. (Kyodo)

Canada opposes banking tax, urges floating of yuan

Canada opposes banking tax, urges floating of yuan

TOKYO, Japan - Canadian International Trade Minister Peter Van Loan speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Tokyo on June 7, 2010. Van Loan said Canada is against imposing an international tax on banks as part of a coordinated effort at global gatherings such as the Group of 20 nations to prevent future financial crises. (Kyodo)