U.S.’s Quill banned for three weeks for shoulder charge
Flanker John Quill has been banned for three matches and will likely miss the rest of the United States’ World Cup campaign after he was...
Austria’s AMS ups takeover offer for German lighting group Osram
Austrian sensor maker AMS has increased its takeover offer for German lighting group Osram to 41.00 euros per share from 38.50 euros, heating up a...
U.N. launches investigations into killings, torture in Venezuela
The United Nations Human Rights Council agreed on Friday to set up an international fact-finding mission into reported violations in Venezuela, including torture and thousands...
Christmas already!? Hamleys embrace interactive tech toys
British toy retailer Hamleys unveiled its top 10 toys for Christmas 2019 on Thursday in an event at its flagship London store, which showcased the...
Republicans rally base around Trump impeachment probe in battleground Wisconsin
Terry Dittrich has been working with Donald Trump’s re-election campaign on a simple strategy to win the critical battleground of Wisconsin next year: Turn out...
Taliban worries loom as Afghanistan prepares to vote for a president
Millions of Afghans are expected to brave the threat of militant attacks to vote in a presidential election on Saturday, hoping to prevent a repeat...
Abuse of power, not criminality, key to Trump impeachment
Democratic lawmakers have a strong case for impeaching U.S. President Donald Trump if they can prove he abused his power when he asked Ukraine’s president...
UK tanker held in Iran heads for international waters
The British-flagged Stena Impero tanker, detained by Iran in July, has started moving and exited the Bandar Abbas port on Friday, according to Refinitiv ship-tracking...
Japan lists China as bigger threat than nuclear-armed North Korea
China’s growing military might has replaced North Korean belligerence as the main security threat to Japan, Tokyo’s annual defense review indicated on Thursday, despite signs...
More than 300 people, mostly children, found in chains in Nigeria’s Kaduna
Nigerian police freed more than 300 people, mostly children, being held in chains in a building in the northern city of Kaduna, a police spokesman...