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The bulk of global cocaine seizures were in the Americas
World
07.08.2024
Cocaine production hit new record in 2017: UN report
Facebook's agreement to provide addresses of accounts posting hateful content only applies to France, according to an aide to the country's digital affairs minister
World
07.08.2024
Facebook to help France fight hateful content: govt aide
Syrian rescuers at the scene of an air strike that hit an ambulance in the town of Maaret al-Numan in northwest Syria on June 20
World
07.08.2024
UN asks Russia for answers about bombed Syria hospitals
View of Montevideo's Central Prison on June 24, 2019 after Italian mafia boss Rocco Morabito and three other inmates escaped in Montevideo, Uruguay
World
07.08.2024
Uruguay prison chief quits after Italian crime boss escapes
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Robots are taking over millions of industrial jobs and now gaining in services, a trend that helps the overall economy but may worsen inequality, a new study finds
World 07.08.2024
Robots to take 20 mn jobs, worsening inequality: study
President Jair Bolsonaro's decree loosening Brazil's gun laws had faced legal and political challenges
World 07.08.2024
Brazil's Bolsonaro revokes order easing gun controls
A temporary facility set up to hold immigrants at a US Border Patrol station in Clint, Texas
World 07.08.2024
US border chief quits amid outcry over child detainees
German NGO Sea-Watch wants to bring migrants stuck at sea to safety
World 07.08.2024
Captain of Sea-Watch threatens to run Italy 'blockade'
Trucks carrying migrants north frequently breakdown in the desert or become lost, with smugglers sometimes abandoning people to their fates
World 07.08.2024
20,000 migrants rescued from Sahara in three years: IOM
Foreign students and students from priority education areas -- who make up just over half of applicants -- are already exempt from the entrance exam at France's Sciences Po
World 07.08.2024
Top French university scraps entrance exam to widen intake
Osman Kavala, depicted in a poster at a news conference of his lawyers in October, is one of 16 people accused of orchestrating the "Gezi Park" protests of 2013 -- charges dubbed an absurd sham by critics
World 07.08.2024
Turkey court rules civil society leader Kavala to stay in jail: NGO
Paris sought to restrict cars on the road after the 2016 pollution crisis
World 07.08.2024
In legal first, court faults France over air pollution
Palestinian men transport bags of flour outside an aid distribution centre run by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, in December 2018
World 07.08.2024
UN's Guterres seeks funding for agency helping Palestinians
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