European Council President Charles Michel helped broker the 19 April Agreement between political parties in Georgia, thus ending the country's well-documented political crisis.The next day, President Michel came to Georgia and met with President Salome…
The website of Belarus' leading independent media outlet, TUT.BY, has been blocked by authorities after a series of raids.Editors of the channel reported on Tuesday that their offices were searched by agents of the Belarusian…
An Austrian man has been convicted of intentionally infecting his ex-wife with COVID-19 by coughing at her.Judges at Linz regional court heard how the defendant had coughed at his former partner after learning that he…
The British government has been put on notice that a referendum on Scottish independence from the UK is a “matter of when not if”.Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon issued the warning to British Prime Minister…
WASHINGTON -The Biden administration said on Friday it is drawing up a list of targeted sanctions against key members of the Belarusian government following the former Soviet republic’s forced landing of a passenger jet and…
By Francesco GuarascioBRUSSELS (Reuters) -A lawyer for the European Union accused AstraZeneca on Wednesday of failing to respect its contract with the 27-nation bloc for the supply of COVID-19 vaccines and asked a Belgian court…
By Subrata NagchoudhuryKOLKATA, India – More than 96,000 hectares (237,221 acres) of agricultural land has been inundated in parts of an eastern Indian state hit by a powerful storm this week, officials said on Friday,…
A night train service from Paris to Nice will resume on Thursday three years after it was cancelled over lack of customers, with the French government keen to promote a "virtuous mode of transport".The train…
HONGKONG (Reuters) – Hong Kong said on Friday its decision earlier this week to suspend operations at its representative office in Taiwan was motivated by Taipei’s “gross” interference in internal affairs, including with its offer…
By Marco AquinoLIMA (Reuters) – Leftist Shining Path militants killed at least 14 people, including two children, in a remote region of Peru known for coca production and burned some of the bodies beyond recognition,…
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