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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Athens and the Greek Cypriot side had to "wake up" from the notion that Ankara would withdraw its troops
World
29.06.2017
Turkey denies Cyprus troop withdrawal offer in crunch talks
Benin's President Patrice Talon is back in Paris for health reasons
World
29.06.2017
Benin's president in Paris for 'routine' check-up
A French soldier looks at debris of the Air Algerie Flight AH 5017 in Mali's Gossi region, west of Gao on July 26, 2014
World
29.06.2017
Spanish company charged over Air Algerie crash in Mali
Put the needle on the record: Music giant Sony says it is going to start making vinyl LPs again in Japan, as it seeks to capitalise on the growing affection for the format
World
29.06.2017
Sony to start spinning vinyl after 30-year hiatus
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Ai Weiwei used more than 1.2 million Lego bricks assembled by hand to form the 176 portraits of activists on view through January 1 at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden for "Ai Weiwei: Trace at Hirshhorn"
World 29.06.2017
Provocateur taunts US with activist piece
FedEx's unit TNT Express saw its operations 'significantly affected' by the cyber attack that hit companies worldwide, and trading in FedEx shares was halted in New York for more than an hour ahead of the announcement
World 28.06.2017
FedEx unit TNT 'significantly affected' by virus
South Korean ousted leader Park Geun-Hye (left) arrives at the Seoul Central District Court in Seoul on May 25, 2017 for her trial over the massive corruption scandal that led to her downfall
World 28.06.2017
North Korea threatens to kill South Korea's ex-president Park
Mateusz Kijowski has been accused of using his IT company to bill the KOD movement for thousands of euros' worth of services it never provided
World 28.06.2017
Country charges protest leader with embezzlement
Close encounter: NASA graphic showing asteroid 1998 QE2, which caused a brief scare when it skimmed past Earth in 2013. But one day a space rock is bound to be on target, say worried scientists
World 28.06.2017
Are these rocks humanity's 'greatest challenge'?
North Korea has staged two atomic tests and dozens of missile launches since the start of last year
World 28.06.2017
Govt conducts rocket engine test: report
Javier Duarte, former governor of the Mexican state of Veracruz, accused of graft and involvement in organized crime, is escorted by police officers for a hearing to decide on his extradition, at the Supreme Court in Guatemala City on June 27, 2017
World 28.06.2017
Fugitive ex-governor accepts extradition
Scores of Berlin police officers have been sent home after throwing an alcohol-fuelled party topped with sex in public in Hamburg
World 27.06.2017
G20 host city sends Berlin cops home after booze, sex party
Meet the new last word in English: zyzzyva
World 27.06.2017
Meet the new last word in English: zyzzyva
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