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Representatives of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and opposition leader Juan Guaido are set to have their first face-to-face meetings in Oslo
World
12.08.2024
Venezuela's Guaido says will send representatives for talks with govt
France is among the 21 countries voting Sunday in the European elections as nationalist right and pro-EU forces battle to chart a course for the bloc
World
12.08.2024
Final votes cast as Europe chooses future course
Venezuela's self-declared interim leader Juan Guaido, pictured on May 24, 2019, is cautious about the talks in Norway because they are unpopular with the opposition base that has spent months in the streets trying to push out President Nicolas Maduro
World
12.08.2024
Venezuela's Guaido rejects 'false dialogue' ahead of new talks in Norway
Families of prisoners who died in a riot in a police station jail wait in front of a morgue in Acarigua, Venezuela on May 25, 2019
World
12.08.2024
Families demand answers after 29 inmates die in Venezuela jail riot
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Berlin's Jews last November commemorated the 80th anniversary of the Kristallnacht Nazi pogrom -- but a government advisor says wearing the kippa could sometimes be risky in today's climate of rising anti-Semitism
World 12.08.2024
Jews warned against wearing kippah in Germany
Gujarat Chief Minister Vijaybhai Rupani stands near the bodies of students who died in the fire in Surat
World 12.08.2024
Indian police charge owners as school fire toll hits 20
The United States says it is sending 1,500 additional troops to the Middle East to join an aircraft carrier task force and an amphibious assault ship in response to what it calls a "campaign" of attacks approved by Iran's top leadership
World 12.08.2024
Iran FM: US troop boost 'threat to international peace'
US President Donald Trump arrives for lunch with Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at the Kasumigaseki Country Club golf course outside Tokyo in November 2017
World 12.08.2024
In Asia, Trump finds more than ever he's among friends
France's Simone Veil, first of only two women presidents of the European Parliament, pictured in 1992
World 12.08.2024
Women gaining ground in the European Parliament
For many, "freedom of speech is unconditional," as the placard says, and that includes for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange
World 12.08.2024
Does Assange indictment set dangerous precedent for journalists?
French police recorded a spike in Channel crossings by migrants between October last year and March this year -- the same period the boat-seller was active with his illicit business
World 12.08.2024
French boat seller jailed for helping migrants cross Channel
Vladimir Zaemsky: The US lack of success in achieving regime change in Venezuela has caused irritation in Washington
World 12.08.2024
Russian army helping Venezuela amid US 'threats': Moscow's ambassador
Brazil has sued British American Tobacco (BAT), Philip Morris International and their Brazilian subsidiaries, saying they should pay for costs of treating tobacco-related diseases
World 12.08.2024
WHO praises Brazil lawsuit against tobacco giants
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