Bulgaria's interim prime minister has urged the government to redouble its efforts to fight corruption.Stefan Yanev called for changes in Bulgaria's prosecutors’ offices, the judiciary and all law enforcement agencies.Yanev -- who was only appointed…
Three people have been arrested in Germany and Slovakia in raids on a criminal syndicate on Monday. The group are accused of smuggling Vietnamese into European countries for large fees, then forcing them to pay…
Gunmen have abducted a large number of students from a school in Nigeria, and shot one person dead, police in the country said.Nigerian media, including the independent Channels TV, reported around 200 students were taken…
The Republic of Moldova is set to receive an “unprecedented” 600 million-euro ($733 million) economic recovery package from the European Union over a three-year period, the EU's executive arm announced Wednesday.The European Commission said Moldova,…
PARIS – People travelling to France from countries where the COVID-19 risk is rated “orange”, such as Britain and the United States, will have to be vaccinated and show a recent negative test result, European…
IDLIB, Syria -At least 13 people were killed and several wounded in two separate artillery attacks on the northern Syrian town of Afrin on Saturday, local medical sources said. The first attack struck a residential…
CARBISBAY, England – Leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) wealthy nations begin a three day meeting in Cornwall, England, on Friday, discussing issues ranging from COVID-19 vaccines and economic recovery to climate change and…
By Jane Lanhee LeeSANFRANCISCO – For Chinese brain researcher Song Chen, a visiting scholar at Stanford University when she was arrested last July on a visa fraud charge, a court hearing last month in San…
Mali's constitutional court on Friday announced that the country's 2020 coup leader Col. Assimi Goita was to take over the role of president of the country's transitional government after the resignation of President Bah N'Daw.N'Daw…
By Nelson BocanegraBOGOTA – Anti-government protests in Colombia were sparsely attended on Wednesday, but the economic fall-out of the six-week-old demonstrations is far from over, officials said.Road blockades associated with protests have caused shortages throughout…
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