Scientists have revealed clues about the iconic composer’s health problems A genetic liver condition, coupled with excessive drinking and a hepatitis B infection, were likely key factors in the death of LudwigRead More…
Samoa has cautioned that Beijing’s contract with Solomon Islands may “morph into something else” The awarding of a contract to a Chinese state-owned company to redevelop a commercial port in the SolomonRead More…
Controversial pension reform is not a “luxury” but a long-overdue measure, the French president says French President Emmanuel Macron has stood by his controversial pension reform in his first public remarks sinceRead More…
A year after applying to join the US-led military bloc, Stockholm gets parliamentary approval The Swedish parliament on Wednesday voted in favor of joining NATO, almost a year after the government inRead More…
A joint media and NGO probe found at least two, and as many as 26, civilian victims of British airstrikes The Royal Air Force did in fact kill civilians during the bombingRead More…
Trade was halted over a year ago for several companies from the sanctioned country Four Russian tech giants have requested a hearing on March 24 to appeal the Nasdaq stock market’s decisionRead More…
Leigh Finke began her role as a US state representative less than three months ago Leigh Finke, a transgender former journalist and author who was elected as a state representative late lastRead More…
A controversial bill has passed the Ugandan parliament making ‘aggravated homosexuality’ a capital offense Uganda’s parliament has voted overwhelmingly in favor of a bill making certain homosexual acts a capital crime, sendingRead More…
A ship used by military divers was spotted near the sabotaged pipeline after discovery of mystery object, national daily reports The Royal Danish Navy is believed to be conducting a diving operationRead More…
Austria’s Alexander Schallenberg defended Raiffeisen Bank over its business in the sanctioned country, Reuters reports Russia will always remain important for Europe, Austria’s foreign minister told Reuters on Wednesday as he defendedRead More…