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Oil companies no longer have the same money to pay for decommissioning
World
21.08.2024
Virus crisis threatens to set back oil platform decommissioning
The Tatsuno Firefly Festival, held annually in mid-June, was cancelled this year due to the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak
World
21.08.2024
With festival cancelled by virus, Japan fireflies dance alone
The central London venue becomes the first major art museum in the British capital to open its doors again
World
21.08.2024
National Gallery becomes first major London museum to reopen
Boris the builder
World
21.08.2024
Britain to reveal post-coronavirus recovery plan
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The rains have loosened the ground, causing houses to collapse
World 21.08.2024
Japan issues fresh rain disaster warnings as toll hits 54
Guests drive past barriers near the Office for Safeguarding National Security of the Central People's Government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region after its official inauguration
World 21.08.2024
China opens new Hong Kong security agency headquarters
A protestor holds a flare as Serbian police fires tear gas in front of the National Assembly building in Belgrade, on July 7, 2020, to disperse thousands of protesters angry at the return of a weekend coronavirus curfew
World 21.08.2024
Thousands protest as Serbia reimposes virus curfew
Volunteers deliver aid at a camp for displaced Syrians near the town of Deir al-Ballut in Aleppo province, by the border with Turkey, April 14, 2020 during the coronavirus pandemic
World 21.08.2024
Russia, China veto extension of cross-border aid in Syria: UN diplomats
A Boeing Starliner capsule touches down in White Sands, New Mexico in December 2019 after an unsuccessful uncrewed test flight
World 21.08.2024
NASA hits Boeing with 80 recommendations before next space test
President Donald Trump meeting rapper Kanye West in the White House on 11 October 2018
World 21.08.2024
Trump says Kanye West White House bid 'interesting'
Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg says the leading social network will announce policy changes following the release of its civil rights audit, amid a growing boycott aimed at pressing the platform to remove toxic and hateful content
World 21.08.2024
Facebook ad boycott organizers cite no progress on hate speech
Russian historian Yury Dmitriyev (pictured April 2018), who heads rights group Memorial's branch in Karelia, speaks to the media as he leaves a court following the verdict in his child pornography trial in the northwestern city of Petrozavodsk
World 21.08.2024
Russia seeks 15 years jail for Gulag historian
Campaigners say Britain has licensed nearly £5 billion in weapons to the kingdom since its Yemen campaign began in 2015
World 21.08.2024
UK set to resume Saudi arms sales despite Yemen concerns
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