Consortium Behind Pegasus Project Wins EU Journalism Prize
The consortium of journalists behind the Pegasus Project investigation into malware from Israel-based NSO Group won the top European Union...
Russia Sets COVID-19 Death Record for 3rd Straight Day
Russian health officials Thursday reported a record number of COVID-19 deaths – 986 – for the third consecutive day, while...
Biden to Meet With Pope, Attend Climate Talks in Europe
U.S. President Joe Biden plans to meet with Pope Francis at the Vatican later this month, the White House said...
Microsoft to Shut Down LinkedIn in China Over Censorship Concerns
Microsoft will close LinkedIn in China later this year, the company announced Thursday. The professional networking site, which started operating...
Norway Police: Bow and Arrow Attack Appears to Be Act of Terror
Police in Norway Thursday said a bow-and-arrow attack that claimed the lives of five people in the town of Kongsberg...
Paris Threatens Retaliation in an Explosive Anglo-French Fishing Dispute
France has threatened to retaliate against Britain in yet another post-Brexit dispute, this time over fishing rights in what the...
Erdogan Says Media Are ‘Incomparably Free,’ But Turkish Journalists Disagree
Turkey’s president has brushed aside criticism of the country’s press freedom record, telling a U.S. broadcaster the country is “incomparably...
Five Killed, Two Hurt in Norway Bow-and-Arrow Attack; Suspect Arrested
A man armed with a bow and arrows killed five people and wounded two others on Wednesday in southeastern Norway,...
WHO Honors Henrietta Lacks, Woman Whose Cells Served Science
The chief of the World Health Organization on Wednesday honored the late Henrietta Lacks, an American woman whose cancer cells...
Forum Urges Social Networks to Act Against Antisemitism
Social media giants were urged to act Wednesday to stem online antisemitism during an international conference in Sweden focused on...
Congolese Human Rights Advocate Wins Award for Work with Female Victims of Wartime Sexual Abuse
Human rights activist Julienne Lusenge of the Democratic Republic of Congo was recently proclaimed the winner of the 2021 Aurora...
US Staging Global Conference to Combat Ransomware Attacks
The White House is holding a two-day international conference starting Wednesday to combat ransomware computer attacks on business operations across...
Increased Turkish-Syrian Tensions Over Idlib Could Benefit Putin
Syrian government forces backed by Russia have recently ramped up attacks against Idlib, the last rebel enclave. A Turkish military...
Shipping Giant Diverts Vessels From Crisis-Hit UK
Danish shipping giant AP Moller-Maersk said Tuesday it had started to divert vessels away from Britain’s biggest container port because...
G-20 Pledges Billions for Afghanistan to ‘Avert Catastrophe’
Members of the G-20 group of industrialized nations have pledged billions of dollars in aid to prevent a catastrophe in...
Journalist Jonathan Mirsky Remembered as Sharp Observer of China
Friends and colleagues of Jonathan Mirsky, an American journalist known as one of the sharpest observers of China, are reflecting...
EU Officials Pledge to Support Ukraine’s National Energy Security
European Union leaders met Tuesday with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, pledging to strengthen ties and support...
Divorced UK and EU Head for New Brexit Fight Over N Ireland
It was late last Christmas Eve when the European Union and Britain finally clinched a Brexit trade deal after years...
British Parliamentary Report Condemns Government’s Slow COVID-19 Response
A report produced by the British parliament says a state of “groupthink” among government officials led to a costly delay...
Computers and Brains: Sensors Implanted in the Brain Help Paralyzed Man Write
Brain computer interfaces, where computers analyze brain signals and help paralyzed people to write and carry out other actions, is...
G-20 Leaders to Discuss Humanitarian Crisis in Afghanistan
With Afghanistan facing humanitarian and economic crises, G-20 leaders are set to meet virtually Tuesday to discuss ways to meet...
German City of Cologne Allows Mosques to Broadcast Call to Prayer
The German city of Cologne says it will start allowing mosques to broadcast the call to prayer, or azan, over...
