US, Russia to Start Nuclear Talks in Austria
Delegations from the United States and Russia meet in Vienna, Austria Monday and Tuesday to discuss their nuclear arsenals after more than a year’s pause. President...
More Than 200 Migrants Rescued in Mediterranean Disembark in Italy
More than 200 migrants rescued in the Mediterranean last week disembarked Sunday in Italy. The migrants, among them 62 children, were traveling in three rubber boats believed...
Heat Wave Shatters Record in Siberian Town
One of the coldest places on Earth on Saturday became one of the hottest places on Earth. A Russian heat wave sent the thermometer in...
Ruling Conservatives Set to Win Serbian Parliamentary Vote
Serbia’s ruling conservative party led by President Aleksandar Vucic is set for a landslide win in Sunday’s parliamentary election, results...
Trump vs. Twitter: The Debate Over Free Speech, Censorship in Social Media
Twitter has been important in burnishing the image President Donald Trump wants to portray of a brash straight-talking politician, but...
Coronavirus Dampens Stonehenge Solstice Celebrations
The coronavirus pandemic has prevented druids, pagans and party-goers from watching the sun rise at Stonehenge to mark the summer...
Russia’s Putin Says He May Seek Another Term If Constitutional Changes Passed
Vladimir Putin is considering running for a new term as Russia’s president if voters approve constitutional changes that would enable...
Greece Extends Lockdown on More than 120,000 Migrants, Refugees
Even though Greece is slowly but steadily lifting strict COVID-19 restrictions across the country, it is keeping more than 120,000...
UK police: Park Stabbings That Killed 3 Was Terror Attack
British police said Sunday they are treating a stabbing rampage in a park that killed three people as a terrorist...
Serbia Holds Parliamentary and Local Elections
Serbia is holding parliamentary and local elections Sunday expected to consolidate President Aleksandar Vucic’s ruling Serbian Progressive Party’s power.The opposition...
Trump vs. Twitter: The Debate Over Free Speech and Censorship in Social Media
Twitter has been important in burnishing the image President Donald Trump wants to portray of a brash straight-talking politician, but...
UK to Announce New ‘One Meter Plus’ Social Distancing Rule, Report Says
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will announce a new “one meter plus” social distancing rule to reopen the United Kingdom,...
3 Die in Stabbing Attack in English Town of Reading, Reports Say
Three people were killed in a stabbing attack in a park in the southern English town of Reading on Saturday...
Georgia Marks First Anniversary of Anti-Kremlin Protest
Thousands of people gathered in the center of Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi, on Saturday to protest against the government and Russia...
Turkey Seeks Diplomatic Gains After Risky Libya Military Intervention
Turkey is seeking to reap diplomatic rewards from its military success in Libya. Recent gains by Turkish-backed forces of the...
The World Prays for Migrants and Refugees
World Refugee Day is being observed Saturday with the aim of raising awareness of refugees throughout the world. In Italy,...
COVID-19 Fears Grow as Refugee Numbers Rise
U.N. officials, on the occasion of World Refugee Day, are warning the COVID-19 pandemic poses an additional threat to millions...
Police Use of Facial Recognition Technology Raises Alarm in Wake of George Floyd Death
Activists want to ban police from using facial recognition — and now some big tech companies are scaling back cooperation...
Education Minister: Britain Should be ‘Incredibly Proud’ of its History
Britain’s education minister said the county should be “incredibly proud” of its history and that should be reflected in the...
EU Leaders Discuss $840B ‘Next Generation EU’ Initiative for COVID Recovery
European Union leaders on Friday agreed to meet again in mid-July to discuss the European Commission’s coronavirus recovery measures, primarily...
Humanitarian Air Service Could Run Out of Money
The U.N.’s World Food Program says its humanitarian air service could stop at the end of July without more funds...
Bank of England Says Sorry for Slave Links as UK Faces Past
The Bank of England has apologized for the links some of its past governors had with slavery, as a global...
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