WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A U.S. official said on Tuesday that U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken will visit China for discussions in the next weeks, months after he postponed a trip due to a possible Chinese surveillance balloon that crossed the country. On the timeframe, the official gave no moreRead More →
(AFP) – The law, which has broad cross-party support and is exceedingly rare in France’s present hostile political atmosphere, was approved by the National Assembly of France after being submitted by members of the Socialist Party and President Emmanuel Macron’s Renaissance group. Right-leaning senators in the Senate approved the proposalRead More →
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Voters in Turkey went to the polls again Sunday to decide whether the nation’s longtime leader extends his increasingly authoritarian rule into a third decade or is ousted by a challenger who has pledged to restore a more democratic sANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Voters in TurkeyRead More →
According to the governor, terrorists opened fire on vegetable producers in Burkina Faso on Saturday, killing at least 33 people as the government seeks to suppress an insurgency. In March, eight of Burkina Faso’s thirteen regions, including western Boucle du Mouhoun, announced a state of emergency. According to Governor BaboRead More →
The main opposition Congress party in India appeared likely to win elections in the southern state of Karnataka on Saturday, soundly beating the governing Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in a significant boost to its hopes ahead of national elections next year. The election is the first of five critical stateRead More →
According to Japan’s finance minister, Shunichi Suzuki, the Group of Seven affluent nations’ central banks and finance ministers agreed on Saturday that the international financial system is stable, but care is still essential. In a joint statement, the authorities committed to address any regulatory flaws discovered in the financial sectorRead More →
(Reuters) – ANKARA During a conference of Black Sea countries in the Turkish capital on Thursday, a Ukrainian delegate struck a Russian delegate in the face after his Ukrainian flag was pulled away to prevent him from photobombing a video interview with Russia’s chief delegate. On his Facebook page, OlesandrRead More →
(Reuters) – The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said on Friday that it had made its largest-ever payout of over $279 million to a whistleblower whose information aided the regulator’s enforcement action. In its statement, the agency did not name the instance in question. The award is more than twiceRead More →
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Several New York City underground trains came to a halt just after midnight Thursday as emergency services attended to a person spotted on the tracks in Manhattan. The delays were reported to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s rail control centre, where a customer service representative put outRead More →
(AFP) – According to media sources, the British Tory administration will likely introduce a new measure on Tuesday that will swiftly detain and deport those seeking asylum who enter the country illegally on small boats. Britain has experienced a significant increase in such entries, clocking a record 45,000 last year,Read More →
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