Kremlin critic Navalny seen walking in photo from hospital
Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny posted a picture on Instagram of himself walking down stairs and said that his path to recover
#MeToo: Disgraced mogul Harvey Weinstein stripped of UK honour
Britain on Friday stripped disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein of an honour recognising his contribution to the UK film industry.
Assange lawyer says Trump offered deal to avoid extradition
A lawyer for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has told a London court that her client was indirectly offered a win-win'' deal by President
UK joins Covax initiative for Covid-19 vaccine discovery, distribution
Developing countries should invest $1.2 trillion to guarantee basic social pr..
This Raspberry Pi-powered AI helps robots to sort through your recycling
A team of engineers built an AI system based on a Raspberry Pi to automate recycling.
Chinese hackers 'stole data from Spanish vaccine labs': Report
Mozilla wants to understand your weird YouTube recommendations
The organization has announced a new tool to gather the data that YouTube is refusing to share.
'We built two data centers in the middle of the pandemic'
The IT team on the Isle of Guernsey had to build two data centers by the month of July. They didn't let a global pandemic get in the way.
This ransomware has borrowed a sneaky trick for delivering malware to its victims
Ransomware group has borrowed a successful technique from another gang which makes it harder to spot when malware is being spread.
The Spanish government proposes a new law on history
Alexei Navalny, Russias poisoned opposition leader, has a Siberian success
L AST MONTH Alexei Navalny, Russias main opposition leader, stood in the middle of Novosibirsk, the capital of Siberia and the countrys third-biggest city, explaining how
Greeces navy is in need of a refit
W E GAVE THE Turks a lesson in seamanship, boasts Andreas Stefanopoulos, a reservist in Greeces navy. The jingoistic mood that swept Athens after a collision in the easte
I T TAKES A lot of misery to jolt European politicians into action on migration. Only when bodies started piling up on Lampedusa, an Italian island near Tunisia, did Euro
Tourists travel secret tunnels of Albania's communist-era paranoia
The sprawling underground complex, now dubbed the Cold War tunnel, is part of a vast and costly unkerisation project spearheaded by Hoxha,
AstraZeneca's trial illnesses may not be due to Covid-19 shot: Oxford Univers..
The adverse events that led to a pause in trials evaluating AstraZeneca Plc's Covid-19 vaccine candidate may not have been associated with
Ukraine bars 1,000 Jewish pilgrims over virus
A Ukrainian border guard spokesman, Andriy Demchenko, told AFP here are around 1,000 people at the border crossing point, while Belarus sa
Russia records 5,670 Covid-19 cases in past 24 hours
Over the past 24 hours, Russia has confirmed 5,670 COVID-19 cases in 84 regions, of which 1,309 (23.1 percent) have been detected actively,
Johnsons Brexit bill passes first hurdle in UK parliament
Kremlin open to clearing up what happened to Navalny
Kremlin spokesman said everyone would be happy if Navalny recovered, and he was free to return to Russia from Germany.
Boris Johnson defends Brexit bill, says EU unreasonable
Survived the most dangerous battle: Berlo out of hospital
Putin backs Lukashenko as Belarus leader vows closer ties
Lukashenko thanked Putin and vowed to stick closer to elder brother Moscow during one-to-one talks at the Russian president's residence in
Brexit: 5th ex-UK PM speaks out against market bill
Macron urges Putin to shed light on critic's 'attempted murder'
French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday sought answers from his Russian counterpart regarding the attempted murder of opposition figure
WHO issues Europe deaths warning as daily infections hit new high
Europe will face a rising death toll from the coronavirus during the autumn months, the World Health Organization warned on Monday, as the
'Rule of six' comes in to limit gatherings in England's Covid-19 fight
Millions return to school in Italy after coronavirus closure
Millions of Italian children returned to the classroom on Monday as most schools reopened more than six months after they were closed to cu
France, Sweden confirm Novichok poisoning in Navalny case: Germany
The German government said Monday that laboratories in France and Sweden have confirmed its own findings that Russian opposition leader Ale
Johnson's plan to break Brexit divorce treaty faces vote in UK parliament
College parties come at a price: 10k for one UK student