European Parliament condemns Poland for rolling back LGBT+ rights
Poland and the EU have increasingly clashed over LGBT+ rights.
The United Kingdom recorded 21 further deaths from COVID-19 on Thursday up from 20 the day before
The United Kingdom recorded 21 further deaths from COVID-19 on Thursday up from 20 the day before.
Women’s rights campaigners in Japan expect little progress to tackle gender disparities
Yoshihide Suga took office as prime minister on Wednesday following the resignation of Shinzo Abe.
Italy’s Enel receives binding bid from Macquarie for its 50% stake in Open Fiber
Italy's Enel has received a binding bid from investment fund Macquarie for its 50% stake in Open Fiber.
Patrick Reed hits hole-in-one at U.S. Open
Patrick Reed records 46th hole-in-one in the 120 year history of the U.S. Open.
Amateur Davis Thompson leads U.S. Open start
Amateur Davis Thompson leads U.S. Open after first round.
Twitter labels tweet by U.S. President Donald Trump
Twitter placed a warning label on a tweet by U.S. President Donald Trump.
U.S. diplomat: China’s actions not responsible global actor, but ‘lawless bully’
The top U.S. diplomat for East Asia, David Stilwell, said on Thursday China's actions around the world were not those…
Russian opposition leader’s team says he was poisoned in hotel room
Navalny fell violently ill on a flight in Russia last month and was airlifted to Berlin for treatment.
Filming resumes on ‘The Batman’
Filming has resumed in Britain on the movie 'The Batman,' Warner Bros. said on Thursday.