Gyms, Non-Essential Shops to Reopen in England
The United Kingdom was expected to allow the reopening of gyms and non-essential shops in England when it ends on
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Pope’s Instagram Account Liking Brazilian Model ‘Probed’
The Vatican was set to probe into an incident where the pope’s official Instagram account liked a photo of a
Russia Seeks to Protect Putin From Prosecution
Russian President Vladimir Putin is a step closer to being granted immunity from prosecution after the lower house backed a
Activists Urge Armenian Prime Minister to Resign
Protesters are urging Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to step down from office after inking a deal with Russia to
Russia Eyes Immunity of Ex-Leaders From Prosecution
Russian lawmakers are considering the passage of a bill that would give presidents a lifelong immunity from prosecution beyond their
Oxford: Late-Stage Trial Results for Potential Vaccine ‘Likely This Year’
The University of Oxford was hoping to present within the year the results of its late-stage trial on a potential
England Back Into Lockdown as Virus Cases Rise to One Million
The United Kingdom (UK) has put England on another lockdown as it saw coronavirus cases breach past the one-million mark.
EU Gets Approval to Slap American Goods With $4-Billion Tariff
The European Union (EU) was poised to win the right to slap worth $4-billion of tariffs on American goods in
EU Foreign Ministers Fail to Agree on Greece-Turkey Mediterranean Row Statement
In a tweet after the teleconference, EU Foreign Policy High Representative Josep Borrell said the meeting had been “good and
Baltic States Reopen Borders to Each Other’s Citizens
Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia have today become the first EU nations to open their borders to each other’s citizens as
MEPs Call for Common Asylum Rules
In a shortened plenary session last week, several MEPs hit back at pressure from Turkey while calling for an update
