Aeronautics: Airbus pitched, weighed down by fines and the A400M
Airbus posted a net loss of €1.36 billion for 2019 after paying €3.6 billion in corruption settlement fines to French, British, and American authorities,
Emirates: Green light for the first nuclear power plant in the Arab World
The United Arab Emirates gave the green light for fuel loading at its Barakah nuclear power plant, the first in the Arab world, built
CoronaVirus: Toilet paper in the viewfinder of Robbers
Three men armed with knives robbed a delivery truck driver of toilet paper worth more than HK$1,000 in Hong Kong's Mong Kok district as
Recession threatens the Japan’s economy
Japan's GDP fell 1.6% in the fourth quarter of 2019, its steepest quarterly decline since 2014, after an increase in the consumption tax from
“Frank” discussion between the EU and the Balkans
European Council President Charles Michel hosted the leaders of six Western Balkan EU accession candidates in Brussels for what he called a 'frank, intense,
Donald Trump accused of judicial interference in favor of a friend
Four federal prosecutors withdrew from the Roger Stone case after the United States Department of Justice intervened to reduce recommended prison time from seven
Coronavirus on the Diamond Princess: repatriated passengers, others are patient
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases on the Diamond Princess cruise ship quarantined near Yokohama rose to 355, Japanese health officials announced Sunday, making
SC hearing on removal of Shaheen Bagh protestors today
India's Supreme Court scheduled a hearing on a petition demanding the removal of protesters blocking a road at Shaheen Bagh in Delhi, where demonstrators
Longowal van accident: Captain gives thanks to student for saving life of 4 children
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh publicly commended 9th-grade student Amandeep Kaur for saving four children by breaking a window of a burning private school
Rail blockade: Trudeau cancels visit to Caribbean, emergency meeting Monday to resolve crisis
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau cancelled his CARICOM summit trip to Barbados and convened an emergency Incident Response Group meeting as Indigenous communities entered
The contribution of black soldiers recognized by the Netherlands
The Netherlands formally honored Black American soldiers from segregated World War II units who helped liberate Dutch cities, in a ceremony attended by one
Possible to reconcile family and politics, says Paul St-Pierre Plamondon
Parti Québécois leadership candidate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon announced he would pause his campaign for three weeks to take paternity leave following the birth of