Iceland’s Rejection of EU Keeps It a NATO Island Straddling U.S. and Europe
The referendum results highlight the challenges for the European Union in attracting rich democracies. Source link
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Putin unleashes new fury on Ukraine as report exposes fear hanging over war’s end
Russia launches massive attack near Kyiv Smoke rises from a warehouse near Kyiv as firefighters battle a blaze following a
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Man arrested after Swiss rave shooting that killed 22-year-old woman
A 43-year-old Swiss man has been arrested following a shooting at a rave in Switzerland in which a woman was
German Inflation Rises But Few Signs of Energy-Shock Spillover
Inflation picked up in Germany this month, though less than expected, with few signs of broader price pressures in the
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The jury’s options in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial
This hinges on the postpartum psychosis defence – her legal team argued that Clancy hallucinated a voice after giving birth
The Morning Risk Report: U.S. Hits Bank With ‘Outcast’ Action
Plus: White House teleprompter operator settles insider-trading probe and the strongest El Niño in a generation is wreaking havoc on
America’s Biggest Companies Ring Up Hefty Sales and Raise Their Outlooks
Plus, the U.S. attacks Iranian rocket launchers in the Strait of Hormuz, and record heat this summer burned Europe’s economy.
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Dolly Parton laid to rest alongside husband in Nashville
An obituary posted by Woodlawn Memorial Park and Mausoleum, external remembered “her timeless music and prolific songwriting, but also her
China’s Biggest Airlines Post Over $1 Billion Loss in First Half as Fuel Shock Bites
China’s three largest state-owned airlines posted deeper losses, dragged by weak domestic pricing and high fuel costs spurred by the
China’s Official Activity Gauges Hint at Impending Turnaround
Output and market demand recovered in August, suggesting that the slowdown in manufacturing may have hit bottom in July. Source