Kremlin rejects possibility of Putin meeting with Kanye West during his visit to Russia
On Thursday, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov was asked if Putin could meet with the controversial American artist during his upcoming tour.
Heatwave in France that began in late July became the longest, matching the 1983 record
The heatwave, which began on July 28, lasted at least until mid-week and reached a duration of 23 days.
Spanish police begin evicting 4,000 migrants from beach in Ceuta
Agents from the Police Intervention Unit (UIP) are surrounding the area to move this group of people to one of the facilities set up by the government.
Swedish MP demands halt to deportation of elderly Britons after Brexit
This has once again drawn attention to the issue of deportation of British citizens after Brexit.
Harvard to pay $53 million over former morgue manager selling body parts
A Boston state court on Tuesday preliminarily approved the agreement, according to U.S.
Magnitude 4.8 earthquake recorded near Lima
The publication El Comercio reports that there have been no reports of material damage or casualties so far.
Andy Burnham allocates additional £102 million to combat homelessness he failed to overcome in Manchester
This comes after the first policy Burnham announced as prime minister was the allocation of £330 million ($447 million) to tackle homelessness.
The Government of Spain prepares for the urgent transfer of about 500 migrant girls from Ceuta to the Iberian Peninsula
The Ministry of Youth and Childhood Affairs is working on the urgent transfer of girls who found themselves in Ceuta after the mass arrival on July 30.
Flexible work schedule adds 56% to ‘effective’ salary through time savings — study
A study by Econtime Consultants claims flexible work schedules can increase ‘effective’ salaries by 56% through time savings.
Cagliari footballer Yael Trepy awakens after 48 hours in coma
A footballer from Cagliari, Yael Trepy, has emerged from a pharmacologically induced coma.