American and Western European diplomats recently expressed their disappointment at Kosovo’s decision to disallow people to vote in neighboring Serbia’s elections on April 3. “Such an attitude of the Kosovo government is not in line with our values and principles and will undermine its European...
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Tunisian President Kais Saied dissolved parliament this week after lawmakers held an online session to repeal decrees that he used last year to assume near-total power, Reuters reported Thursday. More than half of all legislators took part in an online parliamentary session Wednesday, the first since...
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Peruvian authorities refused to release former President Alberto Fujimori from prison following a request from the regional Inter-American Court of Human Rights, which said it will review the divisive leader’s case, the Associated Press reported. The decision comes nearly two weeks after Peru’s Constitutional Court ordered...
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The European Union plans to crack down on the “fast fashion” industry to ensure that clothing produced in, or imported into, the bloc is more environmentally friendly, NPR reported Thursday. The EU says that many clothing companies are generating new garments faster than ever to keep...
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Russia intends to continue selling gas to European clients even as it asked that they pay in rubles, according to President Vladimir Putin, allaying concerns that the switch may cause interruptions in fuel from the continent's largest supplier, Bloomberg reported. The Kremlin issued a...
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One of the many mysteries of the moon is the presence of ice in the craters of its poles: Astronomers have detected signs of water in the hundreds of craters that are in permanent shadow – and where temperatures can dip below 418 degrees Fahrenheit. Yet,...
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