Protestors Pelt Cops With Fireworks As Europe Rocked By Violent Anti-Lockdown Riots
Countries across Europe grapple with renewed violent protests against COVID-19 lockdowns after a surge of cases in the region prompted the government to add new restrictions to the unvaccinated.
Tourist Plummets 100 Feet To Her Death While Posing For Photos With Her Husband
Zoe Snoeks, a 33-year-old woman from Belgium, died on Tuesday after falling 100 feet off a cliff while taking a selfie of herself at its edge.
Woman Confesses To Scamming Cristiano Ronaldo After He Shared His Credit Card Details With Her
The travel agent Maria Silva refused to answer the cops during questioning but she made a full-blown confession in court.
Study Shows AstraZeneca-Pfizer Mix Boosts Neutralizing Antibody Levels
Studies show that taking one shot of AstraZeneca and one shot of Pfizer may boost the levels of coronavirus neutralizing antibodies.
Swarm Of Cicadas Delay Biden’s Press Plane For His G7 UK Trip
The cicadas had attacked the White House press just the day before.
German Police Arrest Couple Suspected Of Human Trafficking Of Newborns
The couple trafficked eight pregnant women from Bulgaria to Greece.
Colossal Spike In COVID-19 Cases In Europe Piques Fears Of The Pandemic's Second Wave
“This pandemic has taken so much from us," Kluge said, indicating the ghastly 4.9 million Covid-19 cases in Europe and more than 226,000 fatalities. "And this tells only part of the story,” he added.
Sweden Faces Sharp Decline In COVID-19 Cases With No Lockdown In Place
While the European nation went easy on the lockdown, it aimed to develop the “herd community” to combat the second wave of the virus.
Researchers Confirm COVID-19 'Silent Spreaders’ In The US And Europe Carry A Deadlier Strain
Science-backed claims indicate that the Coronavirus stores its genes in single-stranded, relatively loose ribonucleic acid, which is likely to cause replication errors, such as the loss of protein-related genes.
WHO Director Tedros Adhanom Says Coronavirus Pandemic Is Far From Over, Unless...
The COVID-19 outbreak has claimed over 210,000 lives and counting worldwide while leaving approximately 3 million people infected.
Latin America Coronavirus Update: Alarming Healthcare Conditions Will Likely Lead To Dramatic Increase In Death Toll
The current scenario also brings us to a rather important question: Is Latin America well-equipped to fight the virus?
How Donald Trump Is Expected To Handle Coronavirus Outbreak In The US
Up until now, there are 57 recorded cases of coronavirus in the United States. The virus seems to be spreading at a ferocious pace across Europe and Asia.
UEFA Champions League Final Recap & Highlights: Barcelona Crowned Champions Of Europe With 3-1 Victory Over Juventus [VIDEO]
Ivan Rakitic, Luis Suarez, and Neymar all scored for Barcelona as the Catalan Champions completed the Treble Title and brought home their fifth UEFA Champions League trophy with a 3-1 victory over Juventus on Saturday.
UEFA Champions League: Slovenian Jan Oblak Dominated Madrid Derby [VIDEO]
Atletico Madrid goalkeeper, Jan Oblak, was sensational in the UEFA Champions League quarterfinal edition of the Madrid Derby on Tuesday.
UEFA Champions League Quarterfinals 2015: Preview, Schedule, Live Stream And Predictions
We preview the 2015 UEFA Champions League quarterfinals and bring you the complete schedule, tv info, and predictions.
Nintendo Reveals April Game Boy Advance Virtual Console Game Lineup For Wii U: Check Out Full List Here! [VIDEO]
Nintendo has announce its April lineup for Game Boy Advance Virtual Console for the Wii U. Check out what games made the list!
FIFA World Cup 2014 Draw Pots Announced: Mexico And United States In Pot 3
With the 2014 World Cup draw approaching, FIFA recently announced the four pots each of the 32 teams will be drawn from. Mexico and the United States sit in Pot 3.
US Spying on Spain: Europe Outraged in NSA Phone Spying Scandal
The US' spying operations have angered European leaders after it has been revealed that over 35 countries have been targeted by the NSA in the latest news on the cell phone spying scandal.
Sony Europe To Hold Quarterly Indie Developer Events
Sony will begin holding quarterly indie developer events at their Sony Computer Entertainment headquarters in London.
Samsung Drops Attempt to Ban Apple Sales in Europe
Korea's Samsung Electronics on Tuesday said it would drop law suits aimed at banning the sale of Apple Inc. products in Europe just a day after scoring a victory in a battle in the United States with the maker of iPhones.
Marathon Talks set Europe on Path to Banking Union
When 20 European Union leaders gathered in Oslo's sub-zero temperatures on December 10 to celebrate winning the Nobel Peace Prize, there was an unspoken item on the agenda: banking union.
Europe Backs Monti Reforms as Italy Crisis Hits Markets
European partners urged the next Italian government on Monday to stick to Prime Minister Mario Monti's reform agenda, after his decision to resign early and Silvio Berlusconi's return to frontline politics rattled financial markets.
Europe Hails "Great" Monti as Italy Crisis Hits Markets
European partners heaped praise on outgoing Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti on Monday, and called for the next government to stick to his reform agenda after his surprise decision to resign rattled financial markets.
Huawei to Double Staff in Europe
Chinese telecoms equipment vendor Huawei Technologies plans to double its employees in Europe over the next few years and is setting up a research center in Finland aimed at developing new smartphones, it said on Monday.
Europe Needs Joint Effort to Tackle Tax Avoidance
European governments should coordinate their efforts to root out tax avoidance costing them around 1 trillion euros ($1.31 trillion) every year, the European Union's executive body said on Thursday.
Latin America Looks to Europe for Drug Fighting Models
Latin American countries are turning to Europe for lessons on fighting narcotics abuse after souring on the prohibition-style approach of the violent and costly U.S.-led war on drugs.
Anti-Austerity Marches Turn Violent Across Southern Europe
Demonstrations turned violent in Spain andPortugal after millions took part in a mostly peaceful general strike on Wednesday in organized labor's biggest Europe-wide challenge to austerity policies since the debt crisis began three years ago.
Swift, Bieber win Three Apiece at MTV Europe Awards
Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber shared the spoils in Frankfurt on Sunday at the MTV Europe Music Awards, each scooping three prizes at one of the biggest nights in the pop calendar outside the United States.
Politics Call the Tune in U.S, China and Europe
In the politically packed days ahead, an election, a coronation and a two-part parliamentary vote each has the potential to alter the course of the global economy for years to come.
Europe Urges end to Myanmar Killings, Pledges Aid
European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso called on Saturday for an end to sectarian killings in Myanmar, following talks with the president of the nation which is emerging from decades of brutal military rule.