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Sheryl Sandberg, chief operating officer of Facebook, said a breakup of big internet firms might not address the "underlying" concerns being voiced and may serve to strengthen China's tech giants
World
06.08.2024
Facebook breakup could boost China rivals: Sandberg
The government of President Nicolas Maduro expressed gratitude to Norway and its support for "dialogue," after Maduro said Communications Minister Jorge Rodriguez was "on a very important mission for peace" in Europe
World
06.08.2024
Maduro government welcomes Norway 'dialogue' efforts
Thousands of Algerians rallied in their capital on Friday to protest against the country's ruling elite
World
06.08.2024
Algeria riot police step aside in face of protesters
A picture taken on May 5, 2019 shows destruction at the entrance of a hospital in the village of Kafr Nabl, south of the jihadist-held Syrian province of Idlib. Syrian forces and their Russian allies have escalated attacks in the northwest over recent ...
World
06.08.2024
Britain at UN presses Russia to answer for Idlib hospital attacks
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Kenyan ex-president Daniel Arap Moi has been fined for land grabbing
World 06.08.2024
Kenyan ex-president Moi fined for land grabbing
President Donald Trump has threatened to impose 25 percent punitive duties on autos, which has worried the European Union and Japan in particular, as well as Mexico and Canada -- but will hold off for up to six months while talks continue
World 06.08.2024
Trump delays decision on auto tariffs for up to six months
The Greenpeace Arctic Sunrise ship moored next to a Russian Coast Guard ship in the northern Russian port of Murmansk in 2013
World 06.08.2024
Russia to pay 2.7 mln in Greenpeace ship settlement
Taoufiq Bouachrine, director of Morroccan daily Akhbar al-Youm, during a court appearance in 2009 -- one of several run-ins with Moroccan authorities that culminated in a 12-year prison sentence last year
World 06.08.2024
Lawyers for jailed Morocco journalist urge phone release to Khashoggi probe
The sect's founder Paul Schaefer (centre), seen in March 2005, is helped aboard a Chilean Air Force Plane in Buenos Aires after being expelled from Argentina to Chile, where he died in jail
World 06.08.2024
Germany to pay $11,000 each to Chile Nazi sect victims
President Donald Trump has threatened to impose 25 percent punitive duties on autos, which has worried the European Union and Japan in particular, as well as Mexico and Canada -- but will hold off for up to six months while talks continue
World 06.08.2024
Trump delays decision on auto tariffs for up to six months
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a press conference in New Delhi where he condemned an extremist Hindu election candidate from his ruling party who said the assassin of independence hero Mahatma Gandhi was a "patriot"
World 06.08.2024
Modi slams Gandhi assassin comments ahead of India's key final vote
Afghan National Army soldiers take part in a military exercise at a base in Guzara district in Herat province on May 15, 2019
World 06.08.2024
At least 8 Afghan police killed in airstrike: official
Some 740,000 Rohingya refugees fled a Myanmar military crackdown in August 2017
World 06.08.2024
Some 250,000 Rohingya refugees receive first ID cards: UN
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