Fonterra said on Monday that milk production in August in New Zealand rose marginally, amid slightly higher rainfall and better pasture cover.
France bid a final adieu to Jacques Chirac on Monday as the former French president received military honours on a national day of mourning that culminated with a memorial service attended by dozens of past and current world leaders.
Three men have been arrested on Greece's Aegean island of Kalymnos for allegedly plundering ancient shipwrecks and removing more than two dozen intact pottery vases.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson denied on Monday that he had inappropriately touched a female journalist 20 years ago, and said the public were more interested in hearing about his plans for services.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson denied on Monday that he had inappropriately touched a female journalist 20 years ago, and said the public were more interested in hearing about his plans for services.
Austria's former chancellor Sebastian Kurz has refused to rule out any options for forming a new government, including courting the far-right Freedom Party that suffered heavy losses following corruption allegations.
Uber's efforts to make riders feel safer come on the heels of sexual assault complaints against the company's drivers and a high-profile murder case.