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The European Commission and Hungary are at loggerheads over the discrimination of the LGBTQ community. The colors of the Pride rainbow were on conspicuous display in Brussels. Bernd Riegert reports. Go to article
In its final edition, the pro-democracy newspaper said it was a "victim of tyranny." The publication's 1 million copies were sold out before noon.
Antivirus software creator John McAfee, 75, has been found dead in his Barcelona prison cell. Signs point to death by suicide, according to the Catalan Justice Department.
Former Philippine President Benigno Aquino has died of renal failure after being hospitalized in Manila.
The German chancellor made the comments in what could be her last government statement, ahead of an EU summit in Brussels. Despite drastically reduced infection rates, she urged continued caution.
COVID case numbers are dropping as a nationwide vaccination drive gets underway. However, supply problems persist.
The EU will invest a record €750 billion to kickstart the bloc's post-pandemic economic recovery. Bernd Riegert reports from Brussels.
The government is struggling to speed up its vaccination drive and ensure public adherence to precautionary measures.
On a night of high drama, Germany have reached the last 16 of the European Championship with a 2-2 draw with Hungary.
UEFA barred the city of Munich from illuminating the Allianz Arena in rainbow colors in solidarity with LGBTQ people.
An Australian court has ordered the extradition of a woman accused of seven kidnappings during Chilean military dictator Pinochet's regime. She has been ordered to pay Chile's court costs and surrender.
A First Nation has uncovered hundreds of unmarked graves at a former Indigenous residential school in southern Saskatchewan. A similar recent discovery shocked the world.
The US president has targeted gun dealers and urged cities to use COVID relief funds to pay for more policing amid a rise in violent crime.
An Indiana woman has become the first to be sentenced among those charged with participating in the January 6 US Capitol violence. Meanwhile, a member of the extremist Oath Keeper group has pleaded guilty to conspiracy.
The priest, who was facing disciplinary measures for drug trafficking, has been arrested and detained for questioning.
At what is likely to be her last chancellor's Q&A Merkel went out with more of a fizz than a bang.
Despite qualification for the Euro last 16, Germany were poor against Hungary and their flaws are apparent.
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The new head of the US Federal Trade Commission built a name for herself criticizing Big Tech.
With regenerative farming methods, the Meskwaki Nation believes it offers lessons for farmers battling climate change.
The singer has told a court she wants her "life back" and asked for an end to the "abusive" control of her money and affairs.
Now that the nation is reopening its economy, the problem of not having enough skilled workers is coming back fast.
The European Space Agency says there's been a bump in female astronaut applicants, and 257 with disabilities.
The price of Bitcoin fell to levels not seen since 2020 after China made several moves to rein in the cryptocurrency.
The Amaro Foro association holds workshops to raise journalistic awareness of anti-Roma discrimination in the media.
Cases are surging in Kabul. Here's a look at what happens when COVID-19 attacks a country at war.
The dominance of the delta variant has dramatic consequences for Europe's vaccine campaign.
