37 People have been Sentenced to Death for Terrorism in Egypt
An Egyptian court has sentenced 37 people to death convicted of terrorism today, Reuters reported.
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The British Flag Was Removed from the European Institutions
Hours before Brexit the flag of the United Kingdom was taken down in the European institutions in Brussels and Strasbourg.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel: Germany Wants to Remain a Close Partner and Friend of the UK
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said negotiations on Britain's future relations with the EU will not be easy and have vowed to help the EU succeed after Brexit, the Associated Press reported.
The EC Statement on the Withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union
Indeed, yesterday, when we were at Bazoches, there was a very nice quote from Jean Monnet, who has said: ‘I am not pessimistic, I am not optimistic, I am determined.
Mongolia is Closing its Border with China due to the Coronavirus
Mongolia is closing its border with China until March 2 to stop the spread of the new coronavirus, Reuters reported, citing a government announcement.
Russia Wants a New Trade Deal with the UK
Russia wants to conclude a new trade agreement with the UK after the country leaves the European Union, said Russian Ambassador to London Andrey Kelin, quoted by BGNES.
All Travellers in the Beijing Metro will be Checked for Fever
All passengers at all metro stations in Beijing will be checked for fever as a measure for the preventionof the spread of pneumonia caused by the new virus.
Eurostat: EU Organic Area up 34% since 2012
The total organic area in the European Union (EU) was 13.
Cruise Ship with 6,000 Passengers Blocked in Italy because of Two People with Coronavirus Symptoms
The Costa Crociere cruise ship carrying about 6,000 passengers was blocked at the port of Civitavecchia (about 100 km south of Rome) after two patients from Hong Kong showed symptomes of infectious disease.
First Cases of Coronavirus Infection in India and the Philippines
India and the Philippines announced the first cases of infection with the new coronavirus, world agencies reported.
Apple and Broadcom Fined $ 1.1 Billion
A Los Angeles court has ordered Apple and Broadcom to pay $ 1.
South Korea Allocates $ 5 Million to China to Fight the Coronavirus
The Korean government has decided to allocate $ 5 million to China to help fight the spread of the new coronavirus, TASS reported.
The Scottish Parliament Votes in Favor of a New Referendum on Independence
The government's proposal to get power to hold a new referendum on Scotland's independence was backed by parliament, National reported.
WHO Reconvenes The Emergency Committee on the Novel Coronavirus
The Emergency Committee on the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) under the International Health Regulations (IHR 2005) will be reconvened by the World Health Organization Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on Thursday, 30 January.
Official: The European Parliament Approved the Brexit Deal
By midnight on January 31st, the British will no longer be part of the EU
Finland Confirmed First Case of Coronavirus in the Country
Finland has announced that the country registered its first case of infection with the new coronavirus, world agencies have reported.
Fifth Case of Coronavirus in France
France confirmed a fifth case of infection with the new coronavirus from China, Health Minister Agnès Buzyn said, quoted by Reuters.
Trump Has Signed a Trade Pact with Canada and Mexico
He promises a "glorious future" for the US industry.
Toyota is Closing its Plants in China because of the New Virus
Japanese automotive giant Toyota announced Wednesday that its factories in China will remain closed until February 9th due to the spread of the deadly coronavirus.
Emmanuel Macron: Brexit is a "Sad Day" and a "Lesson for us all"
He warned London that France would not “not bow to pressure or haste" when negotiating a future trade deal.
Lebanon will not Extradite Former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn to Japan
Lebanon will not extradite the former chief executive of Nissan - Carlos Ghosn in Japan, where he is facing a series of financial charges, Nikkei Asian Review agency said on Wednesday, citing a Lebanese court official.
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