Brexit could lead to seismic changes to Europe’s finance capitals, as Amsterdam’s recent surge appears to indicate. The Dutch capital overtook London as the share trading capital of Europe earlier this month while the UK adjusts to its new life outside of the EU. The city’s share trading volumes quadrupled to average £8billion per day […]
Huawei is ditching Android from all upcoming smartphones, starting in April, as the US trade ban continues to prevent the Chinese firm from doing business with any US companies, which includes Californian company Google – the brain behind Android, the Google Play Store, and myriad popular apps, including YouTube, Google Maps, and Gmail.
Sofia Vergara floored fans on Thursday when she threw it back to the 90s, posting a snap of herself posing up a storm in Miami wearing a chic black string bikini.
The United States conducted a military airstrike in eastern Syria along the border with Iraq on Thursday night targeting Iranian-backed militias in retaliation for a recent rocket strike in Erbil in northern Iraq that left several Americans injured, according to the Pentagon.
The walls are closing in on Donald Trump. Not the big, beautiful walls on the southern border, but potential felony charges in New York, Atlanta and Washington, DC.
The Queen has said her Covid-19 vaccination “didn’t hurt at all” in a video call with health officials leading vaccine deployment across the UK.
ATHENS – Greek citizens living abroad in the Diaspora – or even visiting for short vacations but away from home – will be able to register to vote in the next national elections with an online platform set to open before March 1.
Cyprus will reopen high schools, gyms, pools, dance academies and art galleries on March 1 in a further, incremental easing of the country’s second nationwide Covid-19 lockdown, the government said Thursday.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has called on EU leaders to introduce controversial vaccine passports to restart the ailing air travel sector, according to a leaked document seen by EURACTIV.
1616 Roman Inquisition delivers injunction to Galileo demanding he abandon his belief in heliocentrism, which states the Earth and planets revolve around the Sun 1797 Bank of England issues first £1 note 1815 Napoleon Bonaparte and his supporters leave Elba to start a 100 day re-conquest of France 1885 Berlin Conference gives Congo to Belgium and Nigeria to Great Britain 1935 RADAR (Radio […]
