People without a home are being offered help in registering to vote by staff at a city centre cafe.
More than 130 women have died as a result of domestic violence so far this year in France, and activists are now plastering their names on buildings across the country to highlight their plight.
US tech major Microsoft has been granted a license to export software to China's Huawei. The latter was added to the US ‘Entity List' in May, making it illegal for American companies to do business with Huawei without a license. This week a temporary general license was extended for another 90 days, allowing US carriers...
Tesla Inc's highly anticipated unveiling of its futuristic pickup truck suffered a setback after its "armoured glass" windows shattered during a demonstration.
Tesla Inc's highly anticipated unveiling of its futuristic pickup truck suffered a setback after its "armoured glass" windows shattered during a demonstration.
With Western armed forces already using embedded reporters to tell the story they prefer, a UK think tank now calls for national security training for journalists so they don't help out Russia or China by telling the truth. A British defence think tank with close, high-level links to the armed forces, defence contractors, foreign governments...
Poland's parliament has elected three new judges to the constitutional court who were nominated by the conservative ruling party, including two who have drawn sharp criticism from the opposition. The appointees to the Constitutional Tribunal approved late Thursday are raising more concerns about Poland's judiciary. The president must still approve them. The most controversial is...
