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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's government is reported to be pushing a proposal to open indigenous lands to oil and gas exploration and construction of hydroelectric dams
World
19.08.2024
Brazil's govt to propose oil exploration on indigenous land: media
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is demanding "full clarity" from Iran on the shootdown of a Ukraine airliner
World
19.08.2024
Trudeau tells Iran Canada wants 'full clarity' on shootdown
An Iranian holds a newspaper with a picture of the debris of the Ukrainian plane that crashed in Tehran on January 8, 2020, outside a news stand in the Islamic republic's capital
World
19.08.2024
Iran's 'catastrophic mistake': Speculation, pressure, then admission
This handed out on January 11, 2020 by the Palazzo Chigi Press Office shows President of Libya's UN-recognised Government of National Accord (GNA), Fayez al-Sarraj, who said he "welcomed" a joint Russian-Turkish initiative for a truce
World
19.08.2024
Libya's Sarraj says ceasefire conditional on Haftar 'withdrawal'
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Relatives of Basque prisoners hold banners reading "Basques prisoners and fugitives back home" during a protest in the northern Spanish city of Bilbao to demand the transfer of ETA prisoners to jails near their homes
World 19.08.2024
Thousands march in Spain's Basque region for return of ETA prisoners
Police escort a detained man into a van after a raid on a "squat" in Koukaki, a central district of Athens in December 2019
World 19.08.2024
Five arrested in Greek anarchist squat raid
Iranians light candles for the victims of Ukraine International Airlines Boeing 737 during a gathering in front of the Amirkabir University in the capital Tehran on Saturday
World 19.08.2024
Iran police disperse student air crash tribute: news agency
Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) leader Arlene Foster (second left), with party colleagues, make their way into a session of the Northern Ireland Assembly after reaching agreement with Republican Sinn Fein on reforming the Stormont ex...
World 19.08.2024
N.Ireland assembly reopens after 3-year deadlock
Demonstrators in Paris, some masked and hooded, broke shop windows along their route and threw projectiles at police in riot gear, who responded with tear gas
World 19.08.2024
French govt offers compromise to end transport strike
Judges from most of the EU member states joined hundreds of their Polish colleagues for the protest in Warsaw
World 19.08.2024
EU judges join Polish colleagues to protest 'muzzle law'
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen (C) joins hands with Vice President-elect William Lai (L) and current Vice President Chen Chien-jen at campaign headquarters in Taipei on January 11, 2020; she was re-elected in a lopsided vote seen as a blow to China
World 19.08.2024
US hails Taiwan leader's re-election, 'robust' democracy
Casualties are loaded into an ambulance following an air strike by pro-regime forces in the nothwestern Syrian city of Idlib on Saturday
World 19.08.2024
Regime air strikes kill 18 civilians in Syria's Idlib: monitor
Over the last four years China has ramped up economic and diplomatic pressure on Taiwan
World 19.08.2024
Taiwan's Tsai wins landslide in stinging result for China
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