EU sees ‘narrow path’ to Brexit deal in coming days
Press play to listen to this article The EU and U.K. are making progress on the thorniest issues in ...
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Big guns and Zoom cliques: Inside Silicon Valley’s digital lobbying playbook
Europe's push to rewrite its digital rulebook has given birth to a new kind of lobbying battle almost entirely ...
More internet and minutes for the same price with renewed Bakcell “Klass” tariffs
BAKU, Azerbaijan, Dec. 14 Trend: Bakcell now presents even more internet and minutes with its renewed Klass tariffs, which ...
John le Carre, author of ‘Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy’, dies aged 89
“Very sad to hear the news about John le Carre,” said Richard Moore, the chief of Britain’s MI6 foreign ...
Hard hit by the second wave, Europe has to heed tough lessons
South Korea, once lauded as an example for Europe on how to tackle the coronavirus pandemic effectively, is likely ...
What is Brexit and why is it still happening?
Brexit has created daily headlines, angry pubs rants and bend-your-ear analysis by taxi drivers for more than four years ...
More than 400,000 flee Mozambique militant attacks, UN agency reports
At least 400,000 people have fled militant attacks in northern Mozambique, the United Nations refugee agency said, warning that ...
Things you need to know before travelling to Russia
Spanning nearly two continents, Russia is a nation full of surprises and wonders. Ensure you find something that interests ...
U.K. to Ease Rules on Blood Donations by Gay and Bisexual Men
Britain announced on Monday that it would loosen restrictions on blood donation by gay and bisexual men beginning next ...
251 Ukrainian citizens detained in the separatist Donbass regions
There are 251 Ukrainian citizens held captive in the separatist regions of Donbass, according to the Human Rights Ombudsman ...