90 People Were Detained during Protests in Paris
At least 90 people have been detained in Paris during another protest of the “Yellow Vests” movement, BTA reported.
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Migrant Situation in Greece Gets even Worse - Lesbos Camp Is Overcrowded
Authorities on the Greek island of Lesbos have said they are unable to accommodate more migrants, as currently, there are four times more people in the camp than its capacity.
Four People Were Killed in the Floods in Texas after Imelda
Four people have been killed in floods caused by the tropical Imelda storm in the US state of Texas, the Associated Press reported.
600 Protests Are Planned in the United States on September 20-27
The demonstrations are part of a global strike on climate change.
Queen Elizabeth II Owns Four Apartments in Moscow, but She May not Know about them
The British Queen Elizabeth II owns four apartments in an elite Moscow district.
Mark Zuckerberg Met Donald Trump at the White House
Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg had a "good, constructive meeting" with US President Donald Trump at the White House yesterday, the company quoted by the DPA.
Christine Lagarde: Global Growth Is "Fragile" and "Threatened"
Former head of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde, warned that global growth is "fragile" and "threatened," and that politicians must work to reduce people's vulnerabilities.
Several People Were Injured in a Shooting in Washington
Six people were injured in a shooting in Washington, DC.
The EU Council Endorsed Kövesi's Candidacy For Prosecutor General
Laura Codruța Kövesi is approved as Attorney General of the European Union by the Permanent Representatives Committee of the EU Council.
Greece Banned Smoking in front of Children
Greek Health Minister Vassilis Kikilias has banned smoking in all public places where there are children.
China Takes Out 10,000 Tonnes of Frozen Pork from Its Strategic Reserves due to the Swine Fever
China, which has been hit hard by a large-scale swine fever epidemic that has led to a sharp price spike, will take out 10,000 tonnes of frozen pork from its strategic reserves to prevent any shortfall in the run-up to the '70s.
Jeremy Corbyn Promised a New Referendum on Brexit if he Comes to Power
British opposition Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has promised that if he comes to power, he will schedule a referendum on Britain's membership in the European Union.
Facebook Creates a Supervisory Authority
Facebook has announced the creation of a Supervisory Board that will decide how to manage the social network.
The European Parliament Supported a New Postponement of Brexit
EP: The UK is responsible for leaving the EU without an agreement.
Saudi Arabia Will Resume Its Oil Production by the End of September
Oil production in Saudi Arabia will be fully restored by the end of September, authorities said.
The European Parliament is Discussing Brexit
The European Parliament is discussing the current situation around the UK's withdrawal from the European Union.
Donald Trump Is Ready to Approve a Initial Trade Deal with Japan
On Monday, President Donald Trump told the Congress that the United States and Japan are ready to enter into a restricted trade agreement that will reduce some of the bilateral tariffs and set conditions for digital commerce, Wall Street Journal reports.
Jean-Claude Juncker: The Risk of a No Deal Brexit Remains Very Real
The UK's risk of leaving the EU without an agreement remains very real.
The US Is Suing Edward Snowden over his Book
The United States has filed a lawsuit against former US National Security Agency (NSA) aide Edward Snowden.
More than 300 French Have Been Arrested Following Riots in Amsterdam
303 supporters of the French football team Lille OSC have been arrested.
New York’s Tallest Apartment Building
The cheapest apartment in a 472-meter skyscraper costs $ 6.
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