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Maker of faulty French breast implants given four years in jail

YoopyaDec 10, 2013December 31, 20230

(Reuters) – The founder of a French breast implant company was sentenced to four years in prison by a Marseille criminal court on Tuesday for

Ukraine protesters hold firm, defy riot police

YoopyaDec 10, 2013December 31, 20230

(Reuters) – About 2,000 anti-government protesters huddled by braziers in their main tented camp in snowbound Kiev on Tuesday, in defiance of riot police who

France’s Hollande to visit Central African Republic

YoopyaDec 10, 2013December 31, 20230

(Reuters) – French President Francois Hollande will visit the Central African Republic on Tuesday, according to a statement issued by his office, after boosting French

Champagne widows stamped grand legacy on wine

YoopyaDec 9, 2013May 31, 20230

REIMS, France (AP) — For Champagne to become the tipple it is today — popped at weddings, quaffed in casinos, sprayed by racing drivers and

Protesters fell Lenin statue, tell Ukraine’s president ‘you’re next’

YoopyaDec 9, 2013December 31, 20230

(Reuters) – Anti-government protesters toppled a statue of Soviet state founder Vladimir Lenin in Ukraine’s capital and attacked it with hammers on Sunday in a

Ukraine’s Yanukovich heads for talks in Russia with Putin – news agency

YoopyaDec 6, 2013December 31, 20230

(Reuters) – Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich is stopping off in Russia to have talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin on his way back home from an official

German minister snubs Ukraine leaders on Kiev visit

YoopyaDec 5, 2013January 31, 20240

(Reuters) – Germany’s foreign minister met Ukrainian opposition leaders at their protest camp in Kiev on Wednesday, in a snub to President Viktor Yanukovich, who

Celebrity chef Nigella Lawson admits cocaine use

YoopyaDec 4, 2013December 31, 20230

LONDON (AP) — Celebrity chef Nigella Lawson admitted Wednesday in a U.K. court that she had taken cocaine a handful of times. But she denied

British news staff may face terrorism charges over Snowden leaks

YoopyaDec 4, 2013December 31, 20230

(Reuters) – British police are examining whether Guardian newspaper staff should be investigated for terrorism offenses over their handling of data leaked by Edward Snowden,

EU Commission fines banks $2.3 billion euros for benchmark rigging

YoopyaDec 4, 2013December 31, 20230

(Reuters) – EU antitrust regulators fined six financial institutions including Deutsche Bank, Royal Bank of Scotland and Citigroup a record total of 1.71 billion euros