European Union Seeks to Reopen Travel with Vaccination Pass
As COVID-19 infection rates begin to drop in the region, European Union ministers met in Brussels Tuesday in hopes of...
Robotic Kitchen May Revolutionize Home, Restaurant Cooking
A fully robotic kitchen with a robot chef that can cook thousands of dishes could be a gamechanger in homes...
Turkish Soldier Killed, 4 Hurt in Attack in Syria
A rocket attack on a Turkish military supply convoy in Syria’s northwestern Idlib province has killed one soldier and wounded...
8 People Shot and Killed at Russian School
Seven children were shot and killed at a school in southwest Russia Tuesday, Russian officials said.At least one teacher was...
EU Suspends China Trade Deal as Tensions Grow Over Xinjiang, Hong Kong
European and Chinese leaders are urging swift ratification of the trade deal they agreed to in December, after tensions over...
Ransomware Attack That Halted US Fuel Pipeline a ‘Criminal Act,’ Biden Says
A Russia-linked cyberattack targeting the largest U.S. fuel pipeline system is a “criminal act, obviously,” President Joe Biden said Monday.“The...
Turkey Criticizes Israel over Response to Palestinian Protests
Mosques across Turkey broadcast prayers Monday in support of Palestinians injured in violent confrontations with Israeli police in Jerusalem. The...
Europe’s Social Democratic Parties Struggle for Electoral Relevancy
Boris Johnson’s resounding victory in local and regional elections in Britain last week is dismaying not just for the country’s...
Second Open Letter by French Soldiers Warns of Civil Insurrection
Disquiet is growing within France’s military ranks, with the publication of a second open letter — this time by serving...
Can Taiwan’s Silicon Shield Protect It against China’s Aggression?
The global shortage of semiconductors, or microchips — the “brains” in all electronic devices, has heightened the geopolitical significance of...
Germany Makes Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Available to All Adults
German Health Minister Jens Spahn announced Monday the country was making the single-shot Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine available to...
Fresh Dispute Erupts Between Spain and Morocco Over Western Sahara Leader
A diplomatic dispute between Morocco and Spain over Madrid’s decision to host a leader of the Western Saharan independence movement...
Famous German Architect Killed in Illinois Bike Accident
Helmut Jahn, a prominent German architect who designed an Illinois state government building and worked on the design of the...
British Fugitive Arrested in Dubai on Drug-trafficking Charges
One of Britain’s most wanted fugitives, a 35-year-old suspected of involvement in a plot to traffic huge quantities of cocaine,...
More Than 1,200 Migrants Reach Italian Island in Boats in 12 Hours
More than 1,200 migrants in several decrepit, overcrowded fishing boats on Sunday reached a tiny Italian island in a span...
Buoyed by Big Election Win, Scottish Nationalists Demand Independence Vote
The leader of the Scottish National Party, Nicola Sturgeon, has vowed to start the push for a second referendum on...
Russia Rolls out Military Might for Victory Day Amid Tensions with West
Russia showed off its military might with parades across the country on Sunday to commemorate the defeat of Nazi Germany...
Eyeing Reelection Bid, Macron Looks to Repair French Economy
President Emmanuel Macron’s plans for bringing France out of the pandemic aren’t just about resuscitating long-closed restaurants, boutiques and museums....
Sicilian Judge Killed by Mafia Takes Step to Sainthood
An Italian judge murdered by the mafia in Sicily takes a step towards sainthood Sunday, almost three decades after being...
Scottish Nationalists Vow Independence Vote After Election Win
Pro-independence parties won a majority in Scotland’s parliament on Saturday, paving the way to a high-stakes political, legal and constitutional...
Two Avalanches in French Alps Kill Seven
Seven people died Saturday in two avalanches in the French Alps, according to authorities who had warned Friday of the...
Archaeologists Discover Remains of 9 Neanderthals Near Rome
Italian archaeologists have uncovered the fossilized remains of nine Neanderthals in a cave near Rome, shedding new light on how...
