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Russia: No proof Syria govt behind chemical strike

YoopyaAug 26, 2013April 14, 20240

MOSCOW (AP) — Western nations that are calling for military action against Syria have no proof the Syrian government is behind the alleged chemical weapons

Italian tensions in focus as emerging markets steady

YoopyaAug 26, 2013April 21, 20240

(Reuters) – Domestic political tensions drove Italian shares and bonds lower on Monday, while a steady dollar and lower U.S. debt yields gave battered emerging

4 die when helicopter crashes in North Sea

YoopyaAug 24, 2013April 21, 20240

LONDON (AP) — Four people have died after a helicopter carrying 18 from an offshore oil platform crashed into the North Sea off Scotland, police

Italy’s Letta says problems threatening government can be overcome

YoopyaAug 21, 2013April 21, 20240

(Reuters) – Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta said on Wednesday he was confident that problems threatening his fragile coalition government, which is struggling to meet

German, French growth should help euro zone exit recession

YoopyaAug 14, 2013May 2, 20240

(Reuters) – The euro zone’s two biggest economies, Germany and France, both grew more than forecast in the second quarter, reinforcing expectations that data later on Wednesday will

British teenage girl arrested in Peru after ‘being caught smuggling cocaine worth £1.5million’

YoopyaAug 10, 2013May 15, 20240

Melissa Reid, 19, was held at an airport in Lima with Irish national Michaella McCollum Connolly, 20, as they tried to board a plane bound

Amnesty: Satellite images show Aleppo devastation

YoopyaAug 7, 2013May 26, 20240

LONDON (AP) — Satellite images have laid bare the suffering inflicted on Syria’s largest city, a London-based rights group said Wednesday, cataloguing hundreds of damaged

55 people hospitalized after tunnel fire in Norway

YoopyaAug 5, 2013May 26, 20240

OSLO, Norway (AP) — A semi-trailer truck caught fire in Norway’s second-longest tunnel Monday, leading to the evacuation of 160 people — 55 of whom

US careful not to let Snowden destroy Russia ties

YoopyaAug 2, 2013May 15, 20240

WASHINGTON (AP) — Russia’s decision to grant asylum to Edward Snowden has upset the Obama administration and enraged Congress. But if the United States wasn’t

Chemist hopes to be Germany’s first black lawmaker

YoopyaJul 31, 2013June 16, 20240

HALLE, Germany (AP) — Karamba Diaby makes his way through the historic heart of Halle with the speed of a seasoned politician: slowly. More than