Picasso’s ‘Guernica’ is recreated in chocolate by Spanish confectioners.
Confectioners in Spain used about 1,102 pounds of chocolate to make a chocolate version of Pablo Picasso's 1937 painting Guernica. Chocolatiers and pastry chefs...
In a video call, a French journalist abducted in Mali begs for his freedom.
According to Reporters Without Borders, a French journalist abducted in Mali demanded his release in a video released on Wednesday. The organization shared a 21-second...
Biden plans to meet with Putin on his journey to Europe.
President Joe Biden said on Tuesday that he plans to speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin during his upcoming trip to Europe. In June, Biden...
A Belgian farmer inadvertently pushes the country’s border with France.
rthrtrt A Belgian farmer unintentionally shifted the boundary between Belgium and France by 7 1/2 feet by moving a 330-pound stone out of his tractor's...
At the G7 summit in London, Blinken invites North Korea to choose diplomacy.
As he spoke with colleagues at a Group of Seven forum for foreign ministers in London this week, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken urged...
A mapmaker discovered a Bronze Age gem in a Swedish park.
A man surveying a forest in western Sweden for his orienteering club discovered a cache of Bronze Age treasure estimated to be 2500 years old....
EU geographic naming rights for halloumi cheese spark questions for New Zealand dairy.
The New Zealand dairy industry is concerned about further EU attempts to regulate the use of cheese names. Using the intellectual property rights scheme known...
Warsaw dedicates a monument to a hidden archive recording Holocaust atrocities.
A coalition of Jewish groups has unveiled a memorial commemorating the location where a community of Jewish writers and feminists buried an array of content...
‘Totally unjust,’ says Biden of Russia’s response to Navalny.
President Joe Biden decried Russia's handling of influential Putin critic Alexei Navalny on Saturday, despite news that his health is worsening in detention. According to...
The Queen and her family say farewell to Prince Philip in photographs.
The Queen led her family in mourning at her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh's, funeral in the grounds of Windsor Castle. According to Covid-19 limits,...
According to reports, UK warships are heading to the Black Sea as tensions between Ukraine and Russia rise.
The Sunday Times newspaper announced, quoting senior naval sources, that British warships would leave for the Black Sea in May, despite growing tensions between Ukraine...
The United States puts a slew of penalties on Russia for “malign” conduct.
The United States levied a slew of sanctions on Russia on Thursday, including restrictions on its sovereign debt market, to punish it for interfering in...
Russia and Ukraine conduct military exercises, while NATO criticises Russia’s troop buildup.
Russia and Ukraine conducted military exercises at the same time on Wednesday, while NATO foreign and defence ministers began emergency talks over a massing of...
Biden suggests meeting with Putin after Russia labels the US a “adversary” in Ukraine.
On Tuesday, US President Joe Biden urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to ease tensions sparked by Russia's military buildup along Ukraine's border, and he suggested...
Merkel seizes control of the situation as German states dither over the virus.
The German cabinet is set to settle on contentious amendments to a national infection prevention law on Tuesday, giving Berlin more centralised authority to enact...
Prince Philip will be laid to rest on April 17th, with Prince Harry in attendance.
The Duke of Edinburgh's funeral will be held at Windsor Castle next weekend. Next week's service will take place on Saturday afternoon British time, which...
Prince Charles expresses gratitude to ‘his dear papa’ Philip for selfless devotion.
Britain's Prince Charles paid a personal tribute to his "dear papa" Prince Philip on Saturday, saying the royal family missed him terribly and that the...
Prince Philip’s death a ‘hugely significant loss’ for NZ – Ardern
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says the death of Prince Philip is a "hugely significant loss" for New Zealand and the organisations he supported. Prince Philip,...
Northern Irish loyalists call for Brexit changes, end to violence
Pro-British loyalist militants in Northern Ireland said on Friday there had been a "spectacular collective failure" to understand their anger over Brexit and other issues...
What does Russian Mideast-related diplomatic activity signify?
In an event covered in a variety of regional media outlets but largely ignored further afield, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met on March 15...
France’s aircraft carrier in Gulf after Israeli ship reportedly targeted
A Liberian-flagged, Israeli-owned container ship named Lori was struck in the Gulf of Oman on Thursday according to reports. It would be the second such...
Iran, Russia and Turkey signal growing alliance
Iran’s Foreign Minister Javad Zarif was very content during a trip to Turkey on Friday. He said it was productive and smiled alongside his Turkish counterpart Mevlut...
Ashkenazi thanks Russia for work to recover Israelis’ remains in Syria
Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi thanked Russia for its efforts to recover the remains of Israelis in Syria, during a meeting in Moscow with Russian Foreign...
US Intelligence: Russia, Iran tried to influence 2020 election
The report assesses “with high confidence” that Iran carried out an influence campaign during the 2020 presidential election. The "Field of flags" is seen on...
Harry, Meghan UK popularity plummets after Oprah interview – poll
The popularity of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan has tumbled in Britain and has never been lower following their explosive interview with US chat...
London policeman in court as woman’s murder sparks protests
Clashes have broken out between police and people attending a gathering for Sarah Everard in London, as virtual and doorstep vigils are held across the...
Syria’s first lady facing prosecution in UK for encouraging terrorist act
According to the report, Guernica 37 International Justice Chambers accuses her of being among a number of "influential actors" who encouraged and incited acts of...
Europe mulls blocking Israel, UK from quantum, space research programs
The European Union is moving to block Israel, along with few other countries, from cooperating in its quantum computing and space research programs under the...
Praise Britain, the royal family and history’s most accomplished polity
A crown is merely a hat that lets the rain in, said Frederick the Great, voicing the same disillusionment with which millions watched this week’s...
Israel, France, Greece, Cyprus come together for naval military exercise
In an effort to strengthen its control over the eastern Mediterranean Sea, the Israel Navy held joint maneuvers this week with Greece, Cyprus and France...
Meghan and Harry interview: Tabloid racism ‘large part’ of why we left UK, says duke
The Duke of Sussex has said racism from the tabloid press that filtered into the rest of society was a "large part" of why he...
Swiss voters back ban on facial coverings in referendum
A far-right proposal to ban facial coverings in Switzerland won a narrow victory in a binding referendum on Sunday instigated by the same group that...
Prince Harry and Meghan interview with Oprah airs in the US
Content warning: This story discusses suicide ideation. The Duchess of Sussex has told Oprah Winfrey she had thought about suicide and when she sought help...
French billionaire Olivier Dassault killed in helicopter crash
French billionaire Olivier Dassault was killed on Sunday in a helicopter crash, a police source said, with President Emmanuel Macron paying tribute to the 69-year...
Coronavirus: EU regulator urges caution on Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine
"We don't at the moment have data... about vaccinated people. It is unknown." A medical worker holds a syringe with Sputnik V (Gam-COVID-Vac) vaccine against...
Why the Pope’s visit to Iraq is of symbolic importance
Pope Francis’s trip to the Middle East has illustrated the drive for coexistence that is possible in the region. During a visit to Iraq, the...
Haredi Jews in Hungary threaten to sue Reform group for $33 million debt
Haredi Jews in Hungary demand $33m. from other communities for 'injustice' "We have been trying for years to settle this unjust allocation of resources peacefully,...
Netanyahu bought Russian vaccines for Palestinians – Hadassah head claims
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu purchased doses of the Russian Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine for the Palestinians, according to Hadassah-University Medical Center Director-General Zeev Rotstein. “We...
Sarkozy convicted of corruption, to serve jail time from home
Retired from politics but still influential among conservatives, Sarkozy has 10 days to appeal the ruling. Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy (photo credit: REUTERS) Judges...
Austrian chancellor, Danish PM to visit Israel for COVID cooperation
The cooperation will focus on "research and production of vaccines and drugs." Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz talks to the media as he arrives at an...
Dutch parliament: China’s treatment of Uighurs is genocide
The Dutch parliament on Thursday passed a non-binding motion saying the treatment of the Uighur Muslim minority in China amounts to genocide, the first such...
Video shows Russian armed drones were used in Syria in recent years
The Orion drone is Russia’s answer to US armed drones, such as the Reaper. View of Mount Hermon covered with snow as it seen from...
Iran ending snap inspections is ‘dangerous,’ France, Germany, UK say
“We urge Iran to stop and reverse all measures that reduce transparency and to ensure full and timely cooperation with the IAEA.” PEOPLE GATHER around...
Russia’s role in Syria and Israel’s policy
Russia played a key role in releasing an Israeli woman held in Syria. The full details of the exchange are not known, but the central role...
Pope Francis visits Holocaust survivor in Rome
On Saturday, Pope Francis made a visit to Edith Bruck, a Hungarian-born Holocaust survivor, at her home in Rome. Vatican News reported the pope reading...
Bird flu: Russia detects first case of H5N8 bird flu in humans
Russia has reported the first case of a bird flu strain, H5N8, being passed from poultry to humans. Photo: AFP Officials said seven workers at...
Holocaust survivor and her rabbi son punched on London bus
Witnesses said the woman told the alleged victims, “I hate you Jews. It’s not your place. You took our money” before striking them. A general...
Britain’s Karim Khan elected International Criminal Court prosecutor
Last week the court said it has jurisdiction over war crimes committed in the Palestinian territories, which could lead to an inquiry strongly opposed by...
UK police arrest eight in probe into U.S. celebrities SIM-swapping attacks
British police said on Tuesday they had arrested eight people as part of an investigation into the SIM-swapping hijacking of U.S. celebrities’ phones. Britain’s National...
Italy’s parties enthuse over Draghi, 5-Star postpones online vote
Italy’s political parties on the left and right enthused at the prospect of backing a Mario Draghi government after meeting the prime minister-designate on Tuesday...