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It has been reported that eleven Cuban human-rights activists freed from jail want Spain to recognize their struggle by giving them Spanish citizenship.

It has been reported that the activists, from a group of more than identified 50 political prisoners in Cuba, arrived in Spain this week and immediately began campaigning for rights of citizenship as they did not wish to be considered as asylum seekers or immigrants.

Police officials have said that a woman shot two intruders breaking into her Tulsa, Okla., home killing one and critically wounding another.

The Tulsa World reported on Friday that Thursday's alleged home invasion, in which the woman shot Darreon Carter, 18, and Daniel Holman, 23, was Tulsa's second such incident in as many days.

The woman, whose name was not reported, was walking back to her Brighton Park apartment about 3:50 a. m. after going to a fast-food restaurant when Carter and Holman allegedly forced their way inside, demanding money, said Police Capt. Travis Yates.

Authorities have revealed that hundreds of Southern California firefighters were battling three blazes Friday that scorched more than 1,500 acres in a 10-square-mile area.

The (Riverside, Calif.) Press-Enterprise has reported that the wildfires, all ignited by lightning on Thursday in Riverside County, about 160 miles southeast of Los Angeles, were not growing. Only the smallest, the 70-acre Saddle Fire, was more than 50 percent contained by Friday morning,

According to the media reports, British Premier David Cameron's battle with social networking site Facebook over a page that glorified a dead killer has prompted a debate on free speech on the Internet.

Tata Steel has made announcement that its arm, NatSteel Holdings Pte, has sold around 27.03% equity stake in Southern Steel Berhad, Malaysia.

The deal is valued at $72 million.

In a declaration, the company said, "The sale is part of Tata Steel's strategy of restructuring its portfolio and reconsidering its position in geographies where it does not have a majority control."

Custom officers in Hong Kong have seized synthetic drugs valued at $22.5 million in the international market.

According to officials, this was one of the largest drug rackets ever cracked in the country.

As per reports, the officials have detained 5 suspects aged between 25 and 60.

All of them will be charged with manufacturing hazardous drug or trafficking in a dangerous drug and will appear at Tsuen Wan Magistrates' Courts on Saturday.