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| Commissioner Jourová on radicalisation in prisons Those Europeans that are coming back from fighting in conflict areas are of particular importance and the reform of the Schengen Information System will help EU government to exchange the information faster and better. And then there is the Internet which is used by dangerous extremists to identify ...
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| Where the gun control debate stands in Congress As Congress returns from recess this week, the big question is whether the shooting in Parkland, Florida, which killed at least 17 people, and injured more than a dozen others, will push Congress to actually do something on guns. Republicans are talking about background checks, raising age limits on ...
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| World's oldest art is in Africa, not Europe In an article 16 years ago (World's first artwork found in Africa, 11 January 2002) you said: "Two tiny pieces of engraved ochre are the oldest works of art ever discovered, scientists say, showing the artist in mankind was awakened, in Africa at least 77,000 years ago. Found in Blombos Cave in South ...
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| Federal court gives green light for diesel ban in German cities "It's a great day for clean air in Germany," said DUH chief Jürgen Resch. In their ruling, the judges said any diesel bans should be imposed gradually, with exceptions granted to certain vehicles. In Stuttgart, a diesel ban could be enforced in September at the earliest. In a nod to concerns that the bans ...
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| Opening Quote: £22bn plot twist in Sky original drama Have you ever been watching a box set of your favourite noir-ish/dystopian/underworld TV drama on Sky Atlantic, when a plot twist so convoluted comes along that you think: "How on earth is this going to pan out?". Well, that has just happened in real life in the plot of Sky plc's proposed takeover.
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Why European stocks could be a canary in a coal mine Equity markets in the U.S. are on the road to recovering post-correction losses, but European stocks may be set to stall out, according to a recent Oppenheimer report. The Euro Stoxx 50 index — composed primarily of blue-chip names in major Eurozone markets such as Germany, France and Italy ...
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| Ford begins testing self-driving cars and business model in Miami Ford has revealed the test market for its self-driving service it teased but kept under wraps back at CES in January: Miami. Will Smith bids you "bienvenidos," Ford, via his canonical 1997 opus. But actually, Ford is welcomed by Miami-Dade officials, who are working with the automaker to run this pilot ...
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| Walt Disney to invest 2 billion euros in Disneyland Paris The Walt Disney Company on Tuesday announced a 2 billion euro ($2.47 billion) investment drive to expand its French theme park Disneyland Paris, which it took full control of last year. Chief Executive Robert Iger announced the spending plan after meeting French President Emmanuel Macron in ...
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Watch Fed Chairman Jerome Powell in his congressional testimony [The stream is slated to start at 10 am, ET. Please refresh the page if you do not see a player above at that time.] Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell delivers his mandated semiannual report to Congress this week, with the first stop Tuesday at the House Financial Services committee. In addition ...
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| Syria conflict: Women 'sexually exploited in return for aid' Women in Syria have been sexually exploited by men delivering aid on behalf of the UN and international charities, the BBC has learned. Aid workers said the men would trade food and lifts for sexual favours. Despite warnings about the abuse three years ago, a new report shows it is continuing in the ...
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