Ratko Mladić, the former Bosnian Serb military commander known as the "butcher of Bosnia", will receive a final verdict on Tuesday after appealing his 2017 conviction for genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.The convicted…
On 17 June 2021 the European Inventor Award ceremony celebrates 15 inventors and teams of inventors whose hard work and imagination are changing our lives.Tune in at 19:00 Central European Standard Time on 17 June…
(Fixes typo in spelling of analyst’s name to “Halawa” not Halwa)By Amina IsmailCAIRO -Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi and Jordan’s King Abdullah met in Baghdad on Sunday during the first…
WUERZBURG, Germany – Authorities in Germany were investigating on Saturday what prompted a man to go on the rampage with a knife in the town of Wuerzberg on Friday, killing three women and seriously injuring…
This week, U.S. president Joe Biden met his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Geneva.Palestinian activists in Gaza fired incendiary balloons toward Israeli farmland to protest the Israeli ultranationalist March of the Flags in Jerusalem's Old…
Britain's Ministry of Defence has denied that one of its vessels was shot at by Russian navy near Crimea.In a statement on Wednesday the MoD said one of its ships had been "conducting innocent passage…
The pandemic has not made an easy year for anyone, least of all for refugees. Many who rely on help from the community with accessing services have been faced with virus-fighting policies that favour isolation."Even…
By Sharon AbratiqueHONGKONG – Pro-Beijing newspapers have ramped up criticism of jailed media tycoon Jimmy Lai, with illustrations portraying him as a “dog-like animal” and a shoe-shiner doing the bidding of the United States.The attacks…
Germany's competition watchdog has launched an investigation into Apple over its iOS operating system.The authority said they had received various complaints about Apple's "potentially anticompetitive practices".The investigation will examine whether the US technology giant is…
A French court on Tuesday ordered the French subsidiary of Ikea to pay a €1 million fine for spying on hundreds of employees and some unhappy customers.Two former Ikea France executives were convicted and fined…
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