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Missing American scientist Eaton found dead in Crete

Missing American scientist Eaton found dead in Crete

An American scientist, who disappeared a week ago on the island of Crete was found dead on Tuesday, her employers said. Suzanne Eaton, 60, a molecular biologist at the world-renowned Max Planck Insti…

Source reveals baby Archie’s godparents

Source reveals baby Archie’s godparents

A royal source  has revealed to The Times, that one of the godparents of  baby Archie  is  Charlie van Straubenzee, a childhood friend of the Prince Harry’s. If true, the choice makes complete sense …

 Germany rejects US request to send ground troops to Syria

Germany rejects US request to send ground troops to Syria

Germany has rejected a US request to send ground troops to help combat Daesh militants in Syria. When I say that the government intends to continue with its ongoing measures in the framework of the a…

Oil tanker seizure : Iran Warns UK

Oil tanker seizure : Iran Warns UK

Britain’s seizure of an Iranian oil tanker off Gibraltar last week will not be “unanswered”, Iran’s armed forces chief of staff, Major General Mohammad Bagheri, said on Tuesday, according to the sem…

Hong Kong leader says China extradition bill ‘dead’

Hong Kong leader says China extradition bill ‘dead’

Hong Kong’s embattled pro-Beijing leader on Tuesday said a China extradition bill that sparked unprecedented political unrest “is dead” – but protesters immediately dismissed her comments, threateni…

I’ll not support imposition of sanctions on Georgia

I’ll not support imposition of sanctions on Georgia

Russian President Vladimir Putin said in televised comments on Tuesday that he did not support a parliamentary call to impose tough economic sanctions on Georgia.    The Russian parli…

U.S. slaps anti-subsidy duties on fabricated structural steel from China, Mexico

U.S. slaps anti-subsidy duties on fabricated structural steel from China, Mexico

 The U.S. has introduced preliminary anti-subsidy duties on fabricated structural steel from China and Mexico. The U.S. Commerce Department made this known in a statement.    &nbs…

Boy, 14, arrested for suspected rape

Boy, 14, arrested for suspected rape

A 14-year-old boy was arrested on Monday in connection with the rape of a young woman in Germany. The prosecutor said that the boy was arrested, due to concerns he could become a repeat offender, add…

Iran issues fresh threat, speaks on weapon of mass destruction

Iran issues fresh threat, speaks on weapon of mass destruction

Iran threatened on Monday to restart deactivated centrifuges and ramp up enrichment of uranium to 20 per cent purity in a move away from the 2015 nuclear deal. However, the head of Iran’s Revolutiona…

Dozens Hurt As 5.7 Magnitude Quake Shakes Iran

Dozens Hurt As 5.7 Magnitude Quake Shakes Iran

A 5.7-magnitude earthquake struck southwest Iran near the border with Iraq on Monday, causing one death due to a heart attack and dozens of injuries, the country’s relief and rescue organisation sai…

BA Fined £183m Over Computer Theft Of Passenger Data

BA Fined £183m Over Computer Theft Of Passenger Data

British Airways has been fined more than £183 million after computer hackers last year stole bank details from hundreds of thousands of passengers, its parent group IAG said Monday.  &nbsp…

Why France president, FIFA boss Infantino were booed in Lyon

Why France president, FIFA boss Infantino were booed in Lyon

The crowd at the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup final match on Sunday in Lyon booed FIFA president Gianni Infantino and French president Emmanuel Macron.         This was a…

Maseko, First black-African billed for space travel, dies

Maseko, First black-African billed for space travel, dies

A South African, Mandla Maseko who won the chance to be the first black African in space has died in a motorbike accident. Maseko, 30, was killed on Saturday, a family statement says.  &nbs…

Trump’s administration dysfunctional, inept – UK envoy in leaked memo

Trump’s administration dysfunctional, inept – UK envoy in leaked memo

The leak of confidential memos from Britain’s ambassador to the U. S. describes President Donald Trump’s administration as “dysfunctional” and “inept” could damage relations, a British minister said …

Amazon founder, Jeff Bezos’ wife gets $38.3bn as duo finalises divorce

Amazon founder, Jeff Bezos’ wife gets $38.3bn as duo finalises divorce

A US court has ruled that Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’ wife MacKenzie, will get a 4% stake in the tech giant. Bezos and wife MacKenzie finalized their divorce on Friday. She will receive $38.3 billion …

Oil: OPEC seeks quick resolution of U.S., Iran, Venezuela conflicts

Oil: OPEC seeks quick resolution of U.S., Iran, Venezuela conflicts

The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has stressed the need for a quick resolution of the conflicts between the U.S., Venezuela and Iran. Following geopolitical conflicts, the …

Boeing 737 Max: ‘I lost my family in the Ethiopian plane crash’

Boeing 737 Max: ‘I lost my family in the Ethiopian plane crash’

I lost my wife Carole, my three children Ryan, Kelly and Ruby and I also lost my mum-in-law. I feel so lonely. I look at people. I see them with their children playing outside and I cannot have my ch…

Harry and Meghan to Christen baby Archie on Saturday

Harry and Meghan to Christen baby Archie on Saturday

Duchess of Sussex Meghan and  Prince Harry will christen their baby son at Windsor Castle this weekend, but it’s not yet known whether they have chosen Serena  Williams to be a godparent.        A st…

China, Britain wage war of words over Hong Kong

China, Britain wage war of words over Hong Kong

Britain has summoned Beijing’s ambassador for a dressing down in a rapidly escalating diplomatic feud over protests in Hong Kong as China told Britain to keep its “hands off” the city and “show respe…

South Americans Marvel At Total Solar Eclipse

South Americans Marvel At Total Solar Eclipse

A rare total solar eclipse plunged a vast swath of Latin America’s southern cone into darkness Tuesday, briefly turning day into night and enthralling huge crowds in much of Chile and Argentina.&nbsp…