Greece will start rolling out coronavirus vaccinations in migrant camps of Lesbos, Samos and Chios islands on Thursday, a government official has said."Vaccination, which will be carried out with Johnson & Johnson, will take place…
VATICANCITY – Pope Francis on Sunday appealed to Myanmar’s military leaders to allow aid to reach displaced, hungry people who have fled fighting since the Feb. 1 coup and to respect religious sites as places…
The Norwegian government summoned the US embassy on Thursday over a bombshell report that America spied on its allies with the help of Denmark.The meeting took place between Norway's defence ministry and the US embassy…
Bulldozers have demolished a Serbian Orthodox church in a Bosnian village, two decades after it was constructed illegally on land owned by a Bosniac Muslim woman.The building was erected shortly after Fata Orlovic and her…
By Huw JonesLONDON – Britain’s financial watchdog on Tuesday proposed that a far wider range of companies should adopt globally accepted standards for disclosing the impact of climate change on their business.The government wants to…
The Danish football federation says Christian Eriksen has ”sent his greetings to his teammates” and continues to be examined in a hospital following his collapse on the pitch during his country's Euro 2020 opening match.Eriksen…
By Catarina Demony and Miguel PereiraLISBON -As a three-day coronavirus travel ban came into force around Lisbon on Friday afternoon, drivers stopped by police asking them their reason for travelling said they felt concerned about…
By Suleiman Al-KhalidiAMMAN -A former Jordanian royal court chief and a low-ranking member of the royal family pleaded not guilty on Monday to charges of agitating to destabilise the monarchy, one of their lawyers said.…
Former US President Donald Trump has had his ban from Facebook extended until at least January 2023.Trump was indefinitely suspended from its platforms after seeming to post support for the storming of the US Capitol…
By Jessie Pang and Sara ChengHONGKONG -Hong Kong democracy supporters rushed to buy copies of pro-democracy tabloid Apple Daily on Friday, citing anger over a police raid of the organization’s newsroom as part of a…
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