Greece, Germany Kick Off EU Vaccination Travel Certificates
Greece, Germany and five other European Union nations introduced a vaccination certificate system for travelers on Tuesday, weeks ahead of...
Belarus Arrest Chills Democratic Activists, Spurs Calls for Harsher Sanctions
The Belarusian democratic opposition and some Western governments are calling for harsher sanctions against Alexander Lukashenko’s regime following the forced...
EU Reaches Deal on Tax Transparency for Multinational Firms
European Union government and Parliament negotiators reached a deal Tuesday on rules that will force large multinational companies to disclose...
Belarus Opposition Activist Stabs Himself in Court Hearing
A Belarusian opposition activist stabbed himself in the throat with a pen during a court hearing in Minsk on Tuesday...
New Smart Tech Helps Visually Impaired South Koreans Increase Mobility
South Korea’s second largest city is using new, inclusive technology to bring down barriers to mobility for people who are...
Busan Adopts Smart Technology on Public Transportation for Visually Impaired South Koreans
Cities around the world are installing new technology that connects to the personal devices of pedestrians, drivers, and riders on...
WHO Approves Chinese-Made COVID Vaccine for Emergency Use
The World Health Organization has granted emergency approval for the use of a Chinese-made COVID-19 vaccine for adults 18 and...
New EU Prosecutor’s Office to Target Financial Fraud
The European Union’s new prosecutor’s office opened its doors in Luxembourg Tuesday, tasked with cracking down on fraud—just before the...
Spain Grapples with Venezuela Extradition Request
Spain is grappling with the dilemma of whether it should allow the courts to consider a request to extradite the...
Cyberattack Forces World’s Largest Meat Supplier to Shut Down Operations
JBS Foods, the world’s largest meat supplier, has been forced to shut down operations in Australia and North America Monday, as the company has been...
New Vatican Criminal Code Includes Punishment for Sexual Abuse
Pope Francis on Tuesday issued revisions to the Catholic Church’s criminal code, including punishments for priests and others who use...
Four-Time Grand Slam Champ Osaka Out of French Open, Cites Anxiety
Naomi Osaka withdrew from the French Open on Monday and wrote on Twitter that she would be taking a break...
World’s Largest Meat Supplier a Target Cyberattack
JBS Foods, the world’s largest meat supplier, has been forced to shut down operations in Australia and North America Monday, as the company has been...
Morocco, Spain Trade Accusations of Violating Good ‘Neighborliness’
Morocco and Spain traded new accusations on Monday in a diplomatic row triggered by the Western Sahara territorial issue that...
In Post-Pandemic Europe, Migrants Will Face Digital Fortress
As the world begins to travel again, Europe is sending migrants a loud message: Stay away!Greek border police are firing...
Russia’s Navalny Asks Court to End Prison Security Checks
Imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny asked a court Monday to halt the hourly nighttime checks he has been subjected...
Amid France’s Africa Reset, Old Ties Underscore Challenge of Breaking With Past
After outlining a fresh chapter in French-African relations, with calls for massive economic support for Africa and visits to Rwanda...
Russia’s Newsru Media Outlet Announces Closure, Blames Political Situation
Russian online news site Newsru announced on Monday it was closing for economic reasons, saying that advertisers were steering clear...
Turkish Agents Capture Nephew of US-Based Cleric Overseas
Turkish agents have captured a nephew of U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen in an overseas operation and have brought him...
Turkey’s Erdogan Under Renewed Pressure Following Mafia Boss Accusations
The Turkish government is facing accusations of arming and funding jihadists in Syria. The allegations are just the latest by...
US Spied on Merkel, Other Europeans Through Danish Cables, Broadcaster DR Alleges
The U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) used a partnership with Denmark’s foreign intelligence unit to spy on senior officials of...
Far-Right Party, Centrist Group Gain Big in Cyprus Poll
The far-right ELAM party and a centrist splinter group made big gains in Cyprus’ parliamentary election on Sunday as a...
