Osmanen Germania: Germany Bans Ethnic Turkish Boxer Gang
Germany has banned an ethnic Turkish boxer gang called Osmanen Germania, saying it is involved in serious crime.
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Scientists Find 'World's Oldest' Biological Colours
AFP - Australian researchers have uncovered the world's oldest biological colour in the Sahara desert, in a find they said Tuesday helped explain why complex lifeforms only recently emerged on earth.
Thai Cave Rescue: They're all out! All 12 Boys Rescued from Depths of Cave (Updated)
All 12 boys have been reportedly rescued from the depths of the Thai cave in which they their coach have been trapped for 18 days.
Italy Stops Ship with Migrants, Turns up Pressure on EU Allies
ROME (Reuters) - Italy has refused to allow a commercial vessel flying an Italian flag to bring ashore rescued migrants, apparently keeping up a hardline policy on new arrivals as it presses European allies to share the burden of hosting an influx of disp
China's Xi Pledges $20 Billion in Loans to Revive Middle East
BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday pledged a package of $20 billion (15.
Rescuers Begin 'Challenging' Final Push to Free last Five from Thai Cave
CHIANG RAI, Thailand (Reuters) - The first eight boys rescued from a Thai cave complex are in good health overall and some asked for chocolate bread for breakfast, officials said on Tuesday as rescuers began a third and more challenging final mission to f
Ethiopia and Eritrea Declare End of War
The leaders of Ethiopia and Eritrea have signed a declaration saying that the state of war between the two countries is over.
Kim Jong-un's Private Jet Flew to Vladivostok, Russia
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s private jet is known to have flown to and from Vladivostok on Monday, stoking speculation that he is preparing to visit Russia.
Bulgaria is Second in a Ranking of the Top 10 Richest Bitcoin Owners Over The Years
Technically, Bitcoin was worth less than 10 cents per bitcoin upon its inception in 2009.
Britain's Brexit Minister David Davis Steps Down
LONDON: Britain's Brexit minister David Davis has resigned two days after the cabinet approved a plan to retain strong alignment with the European Union even after leaving the bloc, British media reported on Sunday.
Thai Cave Rescue Underway to Free 12 Trapped Boys and their Coach
The mission to free 12 boys and their football coach from the Tham Luang Nang Non cave site in northern Thailand is underway.
At least 18 People were Killed in a Car Bombing in Syria
BEIRUT, Lebanon — A car bombing in eastern Syria on Friday killed at least 18 people including 11 members of a US-backed force that has fought the Islamic State group, a war monitor said.
We will be Able to See and Touch the First Bulgarian Building in Antarctica
A replica of the first Bulgarian building of Antarctica, built 30 years ago, will become part of the collection of the National Museum of History.
The EU is Polling Citizens if Daylight Saving is Really Necessary
The European Commission has launched a public poll on whether its biannual daylight saving rules should be scrapped for good.
Thai Cave Rescue Volunteer and Former Navy SEAL Diver Dies
Mirror - A former Navy Seal working to rescue a dozen boys and their coach trapped in a cave in Thailand has died from a lack of oxygen, authorities have said.
The EU Extends the Sanctions Against Russia with Half a Year Because of its Actions in Ukraine
On 5 July 2018, the Council prolonged economic sanctions targeting specific sectors of the Russian economy until 31 January 2019.
Maduro Warns Venezuela Army over Trump 'Invasion' Plans
Caracas (AFP) - President Nicolas Maduro urged his armed forces Wednesday to be on guard following news reports in the United States that a year ago President Donald Trump raised the possibility of invading Venezuela.
The EP Rejected the Controversial Copyright Directive
318 votes against and 278 votes in favor of MEPs rejected the contested copyright directive, whose opponents claim to risk imposing unprecedented censorship on the Internet.
Austria Wants to Close the EU for Migrants
The New Fedaralist - After Viktor Orban and Matteo Salvini, Sebastian Kurz enters more and more in the anti-immigration parade.
Orban: Hungary will Return Migrants to Greece
Hungary has no option and does not want to accept migrants who will be returned from Germany.
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