Judge Aileen M. Cannon, under scrutiny for past rulings favoring the former president, has presided over only a few criminal cases that went to trial. Give this article 47 Judge Aileen M. Cannon, 42, has been on the bench since…
Give this article By Edward Wong Reporting from Washington June 14, 20
The Swedish government should announce a weapons amnesty, rewards for tips on illegal weapons or even call in the army, said former prime Minister and Social Democrats’ party leader Magdalena Andersson at a press conference on Tuesday, reacting to recent…
Hackers sympathetic to Russia are believed to be responsible for a cyber attack on the websites of the Icelandic parliament, the cabinet and technology companies on Tuesday as the country struggles to defend itself against such attacks. Following a series…
Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi continued to divide his country even after death, as a decision by the government, which includes his former party, to honour him with a national day of mourning on Wednesday (14 June) sparked controversy.…
An all-indictment, all-the-time news diet could swallow the summer, denying attention to other Republican candidates who need it like oxygen. Give this article In previous eras, the indictment of a rival in a presidential contest would have been a political gift…
Border controls must be kept at the Austrian-Slovenian border given the heavy migratory pressure from Slovenia, Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer told his Slovenian counterpart Robert Golob in Vienna on Tuesday, adding that discussion about lifting controls is possible if pressure…
At least 78 migrants drowned early on Wednesday (14 June) and more were feared missing after their overloaded boat capsized and sank off Greece, in one of Europe’s deadliest shipwrecks this year. By midday, 104 people had been rescued, authorities…
Tuesday’s agreement by Germany’s three-party ruling coalition on the controversial heating law averted a looming government crisis, but cracks between the governing parties are widening, with more trouble on the horizon. After months of squabbling, the three parties finally reached…
Lawmakers are planning a makeover of the European Parliament’s plenary chamber in Brussels that will cost up to €490