Polls open in northern Italy,far right victory could shake coalition
Polls have opened in northern Italy Emilia-Romagna region,far-right League party victory could shake coalition government.
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IPhone 12 might look identical to iPhone 11
IPhone 12 might look identical to iPhone 11 not exactly same but close enough,a new report by Japanese publication Mac…
World’s largest twin-engine 777X airliner completes maiden flight
World’s largest twin-engine and Boeing’s new long-haul 777X airliner has completed its maiden flight, a major step forward for the…
Britain rebukes United States over extradition refusal
Britain has rebuked United States for refusing to extradite a diplomat’s wife charged over a car crash that killed teenage…
Wells Fargo former chief fined record high for role in sales scandal
Wells Fargo former Chief executive officer John Stumpf hit with record high fine $17.5m for his role in fake sales…
UK wants US post-Brexit trade deal and a tech tax
UK wants a post-Brexit trade deal with the United States but is insisting on imposing a digital service tax on…
Five Foreign Companies interested in saving Malaysia Airlines
Five Foreign Companies from Europe,Asia and the Middle East are interested in saving Malaysia Airlines Berhad from crisis.
UN court orders Myanmar to protect Rohingya
UN top court has ruled that Myanmar must implement emergency measures to protect Rohingya Muslims against violence and cruelty.
Greece Parliament elects first female president
Greece Parliament has elected High court judge and human rights advocate Ekaterini Sakellaropoulou as first female president.
Brazilian Prosecutors accuse American journalist in hacking case
Brazilian Federal prosecutors have accused American journalist Glenn Greenwald of assisting a group of hackers who intercepted public officials phones.
Attempt to control Polish Judiciary with controversial draft law
Attempt to control Polish Judiciary has created distress for democracy as controversial draft law heads to lower house,rights groups says.
EU block must consider ways to back Libya truce
EU Minister for Foreign Affairs Josep Borrell has said that European Union block must have to consider ways to back…
German Military adviser goes on trial for leaking secrets
German Military adviser is accused of passing state secrets to the Iranian secret service while working as a translator German…
Facebook apologises for incorrect translations of Chinese leader’s name
Facebook has apologised for rude and incorrect translation of chinese president Xi Jinping’s name from Burmese to English.
Facebook in trouble as Four firms reaches US court for anti-competitive action
Facebook has been sued by Four firms for anti-competitive action,asked US court to order Mark Zuckerberg to give up control…
Polish senate votes down controversial draft
Polish senate votes down controversial draft law which aims to punish judges those who raises fingers on government reforms.
Farmers protesters blocked Berlin roads
Farmers protesters have blocked Germany capital Berlin roads, it came after a mass protest by the Land schafft Verbindung in…
Khalifa Haftar holds meetings in Athens before Berlin peace summit
Khalifa Haftar holds meetings in Greece capital Athens before of Berlin peace summit,in which he and Fayez al-Sarraj are expected…
Ukraine launches probe into alleged spying on ex-US ambassador
Ukraine has launched criminal investigation on possible illegal surveillance of former American ambassador Marie Yovanovitch.
United Russia party backs Putin’s pick for next prime minister
United Russia party has said that they will support any candidate suggested by the President Vladimir Putin for next Prime…
Russian entire government resigned after Putin calls for reforms
Russian entire government resigned after President Vladimir Putin has called for constitutional reforms and governing structures.
Iranian president warns foreign forces in Middle East
Iranian President has told foreign powers to withdraw their forces from the Middle East,they “may be in danger” if they…