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Commemorations are being held in Norway today to mark the 10th anniversary of the attacks that saw 77 people killed at the hands of far-right extremist Anders Breivik. — Courtesy file photo
Norway marks a decade since bomb and gun massacre killed 77 people
July 22, 2021

Norway marks a decade since bomb and gun massacre killed 77 people

Germany and the United States have announced a deal to allow the completion of a controversial Russian gas pipeline to Europe without the imposition of further US sanctions. — Courtesy file photo
Ukraine, Poland slam 'insufficient' deal struck by Germany and US on Nord Stream 2
July 22, 2021

Ukraine, Poland slam 'insufficient' deal struck by Germany and US on Nord Stream 2

Liverpool has been removed from UNESCO's World Heritage List by the World Heritage Committee. — Courtesy photo
Liverpool’s historic waterfront removed from World Heritage List
July 22, 2021

Liverpool’s historic waterfront removed from World Heritage List

Two prison guards have been taken hostage at a penitentiary outside the Swedish city of Eskilstuna by two men convicted of serious crimes. — Courtesy photo
Inmates hold prison guards hostage at Swedish prison
July 21, 2021

Inmates hold prison guards hostage at Swedish prison

Britain is to pay France 54 million pounds (62.7 million euros/$73.8) to fund a clampdown on illegal migration via the English Channel, the UK's Home Office announced on Tuesday. — Courtesy file photo
UK and France agree deal to curb English Channel crossings
July 21, 2021

UK and France agree deal to curb English Channel crossings

Six Polish swimmers have been forced to leave the 2020 Tokyo Olympics after an administrative error resulted in the country having too many competitors.
Six Polish Olympic swimmers forced to return home after administrative error
July 21, 2021

Six Polish Olympic swimmers forced to return home after administrative error

France is now in its fourth wave of COVID-19, Prime Minister Jean Castex said on Wednesday. — Courtesy file photo
Unvaccinated people account for 96% of new coronavirus cases as fourth wave grips France
July 21, 2021

Unvaccinated people account for 96% of new coronavirus cases as fourth wave grips France

The Catalan beach town of Sitges is trialing the use of drones to monitor the occupancy of its beaches, as Barcelona and the surrounding northeast corner of Spain braces for further COVID-19-related restrictions. — Courtesy photo
Big Brother at the beach: Drones in Spain's Catalonia help enforce social distancing
July 21, 2021

Big Brother at the beach: Drones in Spain's Catalonia help enforce social distancing

Germany has approved a 400 million euros ($235.5) emergency relief package to rebuild Germany's flood-ravaged regions. — Courtesy file photo
Germany approves 400 million euro aid package for victims of deadly floods 
July 21, 2021

Germany approves 400 million euro aid package for victims of deadly floods 

France has recorded 18,000 new COVID-19 cases in 24 hours — more than double the figure from just a week ago, according to the country's Health Minister Olivier Véran. — Courtesy file photo
France seeing an 'unprecedented' rise in COVID-19 cases, says health minister
July 20, 2021

France seeing an 'unprecedented' rise in COVID-19 cases, says health minister

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