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The controversial Russian facility holds dozens of whales caught to be sent to aquariums but which will now be released
World
07.08.2024
Orcas loaded onto trucks as Russia releases more from 'whale jail'
China has said the thonry trade issues plaguing relations with the United States are resolvable
World
07.08.2024
China says US trade issues are 'definitely' resolvable
Britain's opposition Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn insists he is not anti-Semitic and has pledged to "root out" the problem which he recognises has "occurred in pockets" within the party.
World
07.08.2024
UK Labour under pressure over anti-Semitism after BBC doc
Dubbed the GAFA tax, an acronym for Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon, the law will levy a 3% tax on total annual revenues of the largest tech firms providing services to French consumers
World
07.08.2024
France passes law taxing digital giants in defiance of US anger
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Bill Gerstenmaier is a NASA veteran who joined the agency in 1977 and rose to become one of its top managers
World 07.08.2024
Major shuffle at NASA in rush to meet Trump's moon deadline
Pietro Orlandi says the family lawyers received a tip-off that the Vatican's Teutonic Cemetery holds clues to his sister Emanuela's disappearance in 1983 and he will be there when the two tombs are opened
World 07.08.2024
Vatican begins digging up graves in missing teen search
Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Ankara over the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi seem to be slowing the number of Saudi holidaymakers to Turkey
World 07.08.2024
Khashoggi fallout: Saudi holidaymakers urged to shun Turkey
The three suspects on trial have admitted to killing Danish student Louisa Vesterager Jespersen, 24, and 28-year-old Norwegian Maren Ueland
World 07.08.2024
Trial nears end for 24 suspects in killing of Scandinavian hikers
Like everywhere in the Rif mountains, women potters from the Sless tribe, to which Aicha Tabiz's family belongs, are vanishing
World 07.08.2024
Social media rescue Morocco's last woman potters
South Korean giants such as Samsung Electronics rely on key imports from Japan to make crucial components for smartphones and computer displays
World 07.08.2024
Japan-South Korea trade spat threatens global tech market
The successful landing is the second time Hayabusa2 has touched down on the distant asteroid Ryugu
World 07.08.2024
Japan's Hayabusa2 probe makes 'perfect' touchdown on asteroid
Map of Pakistan locating a train collision that killed nine people and left more than 60 injured
World 07.08.2024
Pakistan train collision kills nine, injures 66
Violence between military and insurgents in Myanmar's Rakhine state has forced more than 30,000 people from their homes in recent months
World 07.08.2024
Singapore detains Myanmar nationals accused of rebel links
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