Italian Police Arrest Three Accused of Torturing Migrants in Libya
Italian police arrested three men Monday accused of torturing and extorting money from migrants in a Libyan detention center.Prosecutors in...
Greece Seeks Europe’s OK to Repay Part of IMF Loans Early
Greece has asked its European creditors to approve the early repayment of part of its bailout loans from the International...
EU Questions Hungary Over Rule of Law Concerns
European Union ministers grilled Hungary on Monday over Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s tightening of restrictions around free media, judges, academics,...
Global Nuclear Threat ‘Highest Since Cuban Missile Crisis’
World leaders meeting at the United Nations General Assembly, which begins Tuesday in New York, must make nuclear arms control...
Russian Actor Handed Prison Term Over Rally He Says He Wasn’t Part Of
Russian actor Pavel Ustinov has been sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison for violence against police during a protest...
EU Urges US to ‘Make Deal’ in Airbus-Boeing row
The EU on Monday urged the U.S. to make a deal to end a 15-year long Airbus-Boeing row, just days...
Spain Rejects Extraditing Venezuela’s Ex-Spymaster to US
Spain’s National Court on Monday rejected the extradition to the United States of a former Venezuelan military spy chief accused...
Recycled Refrigerators, Imported Carbon Fiber Form ‘Made-In-Senegal’ Drones
Mamadou Wade Diop has been working with drones both in the photography and health sectors for years. But recently, he...
Unveiling the Future of Transportation Meets Unwelcoming Committee in Frankfurt
Carmakers unveiled self-driving vehicles and assurances of an eco-friendly future in transportation. Thousands of climate activists blocking the streets in...
Recycled Refrigerators, Imported Carbon Fiber Used in ‘Made-In-Senegal’ Drones
A Senegalese drone enthusiast has been working with drones both in the photography and health sectors for years. But recently,...
Golden ‘Throne’ Stolen from British Palace
A solid-gold toilet that was part of an art exhibit has been stolen from the birthplace and home of former...
HOLDforPHOTO ————- Golden ‘Throne’ Stolen from British Palace
A solid-gold toilet that was part of an art exhibit has been stolen from the birthplace and home of former...
WHO: Millions of Patients Die Every Year Seeking Health Care
The World Health Organization is calling for urgent action to end bad health care practices responsible for killing millions of...
UK’s Johnson, Likening Himself to Incredible Hulk, Vows Oct. 31 Brexit
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson likened himself to the unruly comic book character The Incredible Hulk late Saturday in a newspaper interview in...
Charity: Italy Allows Rescue Ship to Disembark Migrants in Lampedusa
Italy has agreed to allow rescue ship Ocean Viking to disembark 82 migrants in the southern port of Lampedusa, the...
Bulgarian Journalists Protest Over Freedom of Speech
Dozens of journalists at the state-run Bulgarian National Radio (BNR) staged a protest Friday in support of media freedom after...
US Imposes Sanctions on North Korean Hacking Groups Blamed for Global Attacks
The U.S. Treasury on Friday announced sanctions on three North Korean hacking groups it said were involved in the WannaCry...
Turkey’s President Wants Europe to Share Refugee Burden From Syria
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is warning Europe to share the refugee burden or face a new wave of migrants,...
Ukraine Fears Forced Concessions at Talks With Russia
The Ukrainian president’s envoy for peace talks with Russia-backed separatists expressed concern Friday that the leaders of France and Germany...
Europeans Say Mounting Iran Tensions Show Need for Dialogue
European countries backing the 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran say rising tensions underline “the need for diplomatic efforts toward de-escalation...
Lawmakers Asking 4 Big Tech Companies for Documents in Probe
House lawmakers investigating the market dominance of Big Tech are asking Google, Facebook, Amazon and Apple for a broad range...
Former Journalists of Turkey Opposition Daily Freed From Prison
Five former journalists of the opposition Cumhuriyet daily, including prominent cartoonist Musa Kart, walked free out of a Turkish prison...
