European Union recovery fund plan hangs in balance
European Union plan to breathe life into economies throttled by coronavirus pandemic hung in the balance as leaders quarrelled over…
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Teams of Military medics deploy in California as virus surges
Teams of military medics deployed as Texas reported 10,000 new cases and 129 additional deaths and California reported nearly 20,000…
European general court rejects EU order to Apple to pay $15bn in taxes
European general court has rejected a European Commission order to Apple to reimburse Ireland 13 billion euros in back taxes.
DRC Justice Minister Celestin Tunda resigns after dispute
DRC Justice Minister Celestin Tunda tenders resignation after a dispute with President Felix Tshisekedi over judicial reform proposals.
Tunisian PM under pressure over conflict of interest allegations
Tunisian PM faces opposition party demands to resign over an alleged conflict of interest, potentially unravelling fragile governing coalition.
German financial watchdog in EU crosshairs over Wirecard bust
German financial watchdog under investigation,Rare move by EU piles embarrassment on Berlin days before it is due to take over…
US Supreme Court limits SEC power to obtain profits gained via fraud
US supreme Court limits SEC power in an 8-1 ruling and said what can be sought via disgorgement cannot exceed…
European Union released details of $824bn coronavirus recovery plan
European Union coronavirus relief package seeks to avoid a further splintering of economic growth and wealth levels among EU’s 27…
Burundi election commission declares governing party’s candidate
Burundi election commission has declared governing party’s candidate Evariste Ndayishimiye winner of country’s presidential election.
Michigan dams break force thousand to flee
Michigan two dams break,families living along the Tittabawassee River and connected lakes in Midland County were ordered to leave home.
Britain rejects calls to publish detailed data of care-home deaths
Britain declined to disclose number of COVID-19 deaths in individual care homes,as Campaigners for welfare of elderly people calling for…
Poland plans to propose mail-only presidential election, sources say
Poland coalition plans to propose legislation to allow both postal and in-person voting in a presidential election postponed from last…
EU states to restart travel and tourism despite Coronavirus Pandemic
EU states should guarantee vouchers for travel cancelled during Covid and lifting internal border restrictions in a bid to salvage…
Tara Reade adds Trump-friendly lawyer to her team
Tara Reade who claims Joe Biden sexually assaulted her 27 years ago, is to be represented by a prominent Trump-friendly…
Top Philippines broadcaster knocks supreme court door to overturn govt order
Top Philippines broadcaster ABS-CBN urges Supreme Court to overturn a government-ordered shutdown that it says is a blow to press…
Spanish PM to secure parliamentary votes to extend state of emergency
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez looks set to secure enough parliamentary votes to extend a state of emergency for two…
European Commission started new legal case against Poland over muzzling judges
European Commission started new legal case and gave Poland two months to address concerns about controversial law introduced earlier this…
European Union,Britain fail to bridge gaps in future relationship talks
European Union and Britain showed little sign of progress towards a deal on their post-Brexit relationship this week, failing to…
Mexican missing journalist found murdered
Mexican missing journalist Victor Fernando Alvarez, who disappeared on April 2 is the second journalist to be murdered in Mexico…
United States agencies don’t want China Telecom to operate in the US
United States agencies claim China Telecom’s US operations might allow Chinese government ‘to engage in malicious cyber activity’.
Pakistani PM reshuffles cabinet after sugar crisis report
Pakistani PM Imran Khan has carried out a reshuffle of ministers in cabinet positions,removes Khusro Bakhtiar as National Food Security…
Scotland Court agrees to appeal of Libyan ‘guilty’ of Lockerbie bombing
Scotland Court decision paves way for posthumous appeal for Abdel Basset al-Megrahi,who died in 2012 after denying involvement.