Trump Has Urged the World Bank to Stop Lending Money to China
US President Donald Trump has called on the World Bank to stop lending money to China, BTA quoted Reuters as saying.
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The First Hybrids between a Pig and a Monkey were Born in China
The first hybrids between a pig and a monkey were born in China.
15 People Were Killed during Protests in Baghdad
Iraqi security and health officials said unidentified gunmen fired shots at protesters at the Khilani square in Baghdad, killing 15 people and injuring dozens, the Associated Press reported.
Volcano Erupts in New Zealand, Tourists are Missing (VIDEO)
Hundreds of tourists were near New Zealand's island when a volcano erupted there, the Associated Press reported, citing country's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
More than 30 People Died in a Fire in India
At least 34 people were killed today in a fire at a building in the Grain Market in Delhi, medical sources said.
China Will Waive Import Duties on some Soybean and Pork Supplies from the United States
China will waive import duties on some soybean and pork supplies from the United States, the Chinese Treasury said on Friday, citing a decision by the country's cabinet.
Bulgaria among the Countries with Largest share of Old Aircraft
In 2017, air transport operators in the European Union (EU) ran a total of 6 711 aircraft, used for passengers or freight.
Donald Tusk: Brexit - One of the Most Spectacular Mistakes in the EU History
In an interview with the British Guardian and six other European publications, former European Council President Donald Tusk said Brexit has been “one of the most spectacular mistakes” in the history of the EU and followed a campaign marked by “an unprece
Many Flights Will Be Canceled due to Strike in France
France's air and rail traffic will be disrupted today due to a strike against pension reform, BTA reported.
US Imposes New Sanctions on China over the Violent Crackdowns on the Muslim Minority
The US is stepping up pressure on China over violent crackdowns on the Muslim minority in the far West.
The EC Meets Without Using any Paper for the First Time
The first meeting of the European Commission chaired by Ursula von der Layen today was held without any paper.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Donald Trump Held a Bilateral Meeting
Turkey and US presidents Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Donald Trump held a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the NATO summit in London, Anadolu News Agency reported on Wednesday.
The White House Dismissed Trump's Impeachment Report
The White House dismissed the impeachment report published by the US House Intelligence Committee saying it had "failed to produce any evidence of wrongdoing" by President Donald Trump, AFP reported.
The New Islamic State Leader Was Arrested
Iraqi security officials have announced that Abu Bakr-al-Baghdadi's likely deputy leader of the Islamic State terrorist group, was detained.
Turkey Repatriated Five Members of the Islamic State to Germany
Turkey repatriated five alleged members of the Islamic State group to Germany today, France Press reported.
The German Prosecutor's Office Searches Volkswagen's Offices
Investigators at the Braunschweig prosecutor's office searched the Volkswagen premises in Wolfsburg, Handelsblatt reported.
NATO Expects a Tenfold Increase in Defense Spending by 2024 Compared to 2018.
By 2024, NATO expects defense spending in the alliance (excluding the US) to increase nearly tenfold over 2018 spending.
Putin Banned the Sale of Smartphones without Russian Software and Applications
Russia bans the sale of smartphones and computers without pre-installed specific Russian software and applications.
Japan Is Buying an Island to Train American Military Pilots
Japan reported that it will buy an uninhabited island southwest of the country for EUR 132 million to house a training base for the U.
The European Commission Has Launched a New Investigation into Google’s Data Collection
EU antitrust regulator has confirmed that it has launched a new investigation into tech giant Google (Google) on data collection, the European Commission told Reuters, which means the world's most popular search engine will remain in Europe's eyesight ant
The Vatican Welcomes 43 Migrants from Lesbos
The Vatican has announced that it will accept 43 more migrants from the migrant detention centre on the Greek island of Lesbos, BTA quoted DPA as saying.
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