SAINT PETERSBURG -- A woman wounded in the Saint Petersburg metro bombing died in hospital Thursday, a local official said, taking the death toll from the attack to 15.   Deputy regional governor Anna Mityanina said a woman born in 1960 had died from serious injuries sustained in the April 3 blast which ripped through an underground train.   Another 23 people are still in hospital, four of them in serious condition, she said.    Authorities say the attack was carried out by 22-year-old suic

    The Champs Elysees, scene of the fatal shooting of a police officer Thursday night, is the beating historic heart of Paris, its elegance and prestige earning it the sobriquet of "the most beautiful avenue in the world".   The location of Thursday's attack claimed by the Islamic State group just ahead of Sunday's presidential election is all the more shocking as the two-kilometre (1.2-mile) avenue is a magnet for millions of Parisians and tourists alike.   Tens of thousands of people daily th

outh Korea plans to take issue with the United States' restriction of imports of South Korean steel products at a meeting of the World Trade Organization (WTO) next week, the trade ministry said Friday.   The government plans to raise the issue at the meeting of the WTO's Committee on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures to be held from Tuesday to Thursday in Geneva, according to the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy.   The move comes as the U.S. decided on April 11 to impose anti-dumping