Category: World
Final votes confirm New Zealand won’t legalize marijuana
New Zealand won’t be legalizing marijuana after the final votes in a referendum failed to.
Hundreds march in Haiti after outrage over student’s slaying
Hundreds of protesters – many dressed in school uniforms – have marched through the streets.
Guatemalan president says at least 37 dead in 3 landslides provoked by Eta rains
Guatemalan president says at least 37 dead in 3 landslides provoked by Eta rains source.
Kosovo’s president resigns to face war crimes charges
PRISTINA, Kosovo — The president of Kosovo, who served as a guerrilla leader during Kosovo’s.
Daily anti-government protests in Poland enter third week
Daily anti-government protests in Poland have entered a third week with grandmothers rallying in Warsaw.
Ethiopia says forced into ‘aimless war’ as bombings alleged
Ethiopia’s powerful Tigray region asserts that fighter jets have bombed locations around its capital, aiming.
France reinforcing its border controls following attacks
French President Emmanuel Macron says France is reinforcing its border controls after a series of.
EU negotiators clinch deal tying rule of law to fund access
European Union negotiators have clinched a deal that could tie the use of EU funds.
Austria plans intelligence agency reforms after attack
Austrian leaders are calling for more legal options to fight extremism and for an overhaul.
Man charged under Australian foreign interference law
Police say a 65-year-old man has become the first person to be charged under Australia’s.
Bank of England increases stimulus by more than expected
The Bank of England has increased its monetary stimulus by a bigger than anticipated 150.
A weakened Eta moves on to Honduras with drenching rains
Eta is moving over Honduras as a weakened tropical depression but still bringing the heavy.
Ivory Coast’s Soro calls on military to disobey president
A prominent dissident who was blocked from running in Ivory Coast’s presidential election is now.
Mexico City police stumble on grisly butchering of 2 boys
When Mexico City police stopped a man wheeling bundles down a street on a dolly.
Struggling Mexican airline Interjet resumes its flights
Troubled Mexican airline Interjet has resumed flights and is pledging to pay back wages owed.
Four Italian regions, including Milan, put under lockdown
Four Italian regions are being put under “red-zone” lockdown, with severe limits imposed on the.
France bans Turkish ultranationalist group Grey Wolves
The French government has banned a Turkish ultranationalist group that it accused of violent actions.
Powerful blast, fire at India chemicals warehouse kills 12
An Indian rescue official says 12 people have been killed after a powerful blast and.
Eta lashes Nicaragua with rains, deadly mudslides
Tropical Storm Eta continues spinning across northern Nicaragua after lashing the country’s Caribbean coast for.
Luxury vehicles, booming sales in China boost BMW profits
German automaker BMW says third-quarter net profit rose 17% to 1.81 billion euros ($2.22 billion).
Ahold Delhaize online sales soar amid global pandemic
Global retailer Ahold Delhaize says soaring online sales amid the global coronavirus pandemic boosted earnings.
Dubai’s budget carrier to start regular flights to Tel Aviv
Dubai’s budget carrier flydubai says it will start flying twice daily to Tel Aviv later.
Aegean quake toll rises, Turkish rescuers make final search
The death toll in last week’s Aegean Sea earthquake has risen to 116 as rescuers.
Ethiopian leader orders military against regional government
Ethiopia’s prime minister has ordered the military to confront a regional government after he says.
Thai protest leader says movement won’t back down on demand
A top leader of Thailand’s pro-democracy protests is insisting that the student-led movement will not.
