Kremlin critic Navalny shifted to detention centre: RIA
MOSCOW (RUSSIA) - Russia's prison authority head said on Friday that Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny had been shifted from Moscow...
Kazakh band Ninety One breaks conventions on political lyrics
ALMATY (KAZAKHSTAN) - No one expects any references to writers George Orwell and Aldous Huxley in a pop song. At...
New version of first ever African-American screen liplock found in Norway
OSLO (NORWAY) - A new version of the first on-screen liplock between two African-American actors has been found in the...
Taiwan says locally made ‘ COVID-19 vaccines could be ready in July
TAIPEI (TAIWAN) - Taiwan's health ministry said on Friday that it would begin administering its domestically produced coronavirus vaccines as...
European stock futures witness dip of more than 1%
NEW YORK (US) - European stock index futures sank to more than 1% on Friday, leaving behind vestiges of steep...
Schoolgirl who went to Syria to join IS cannot return to Britain: Supreme Court
LONDON (UK) - A woman who went to Syria as a schoolgirl in order to join the Islamic State should...
Eritrean soldiers massacred hundreds of Ethiopian civilians: Amnesty
NAIROBI (KENYA) - Amnesty International said on Friday that Eritrean troops massacred hundreds of civilians in Ethiopia's heritage town of...
Two rights groups leave Hong Kong over draconian security law
HONG KONG - Two political rights groups championing democracy have left Hong Kong and moved abroad after they were unnerved...
Infection woes: Spanish cattle ship finally prepares to dock after months at sea
MADRID (SPAIN) - The vessel Karim Allah carrying cattle has been drifting for months at a stretch because of concerns...
Scarred and scared, Iraq’s Christians ask ‘should we stay or leave?’
MOSUL (IRAQ) - The front gate of Thanoun Yahya, an Iraqi Christian from Mosul, sports the jihadist message, "Islamic State...
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