See presents the most dominating headlines of Wednesday world news.
Pro-Beijing Hong Kong Lawmaker Stabbed in Apparent Assassination Attempt (Graphic Video)
A Hong Kong lawmaker aligned with the territory’s pro-Beijing camp was attacked by a knife-wielding man in what appeared to be an attempt on his life, captured in shocking footage shared online. (Russia Today)
‘Very Good Start!’: Trump Signals Support for Yemen Power-Sharing Deal
US President Donald Trump has tweeted his enthusiasm for a power-sharing peace deal signed between Yemen’s government and southern separatists and hailed as a step toward a broader political solution for the complicated conflict. (Russia Today)
Zimbabwe Fires Dozens of Striking Doctors
In South Africa a young golf prodigy has been making headlines, winning a number of prestigious titles and medals in international competition. (BBC news)
Virginia Democrats Take Control of State Government
The results project that the party will consolidate power in Richmond for the first time in a generation, and Democrats have promised to enact a slew of party priorities. (NPC News)
72 People Died in London’s Grenfell Fire. A British Lawmaker Implied They Lacked ‘Common Sense.’
Jacob Rees-Mogg, leader of the House of Commons, appeared to suggest Monday that the victims should have ignored the instructions of the London Fire Brigade to stay inside their homes. (The Washington Post)
China And France Sign Deals Worth $15 Billion During Macron's Visit: Chinese Official
China and France signed contracts totaling $15 billion during a visit by President Emmanuel Macron, a Chinese government official said at a news briefing on Wednesday. (Reuters)
Chelsea Fight Back to Draw Thriller
Chelsea mounted a stirring fightback from 4-1 down to earn a crucial Champions League point as Ajax ended with nine men on a night of high drama at Stamford Bridge. (BBC)
China Fears Young People Are Addicted to Video Games. Now It's Imposing A Curfew
China has announced a curfew on online gaming for minors among new measures aimed at curbing video game addiction. (CNN)
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