CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Canada on Monday formally invoked a 1977 treaty with the United States to request negotiations over Enbridge Inc’s Line 5 pipeline, escalating a long-running dispute over…
SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Europe’s main security and rights watchdog urged Bosnia’s rival ethnic leaders on Monday to end political deadlock and carry out electoral reform designed to shore up the…
BRUSSELS (Reuters) -European Union leaders will be able to restate their guarantee of future membership to six Balkan countries on Wednesday at a summit in Slovenia, after EU ambassadors overcame…
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - In a rundown old factory in Belgium, Holocaust survivor Simon Gronowski celebrated his upcoming 90th birthday on Sunday by starring in an opera inspired by his life…
For Leani García Torres, none of the boxes really fit. In 2010, she answered U.S. census questions for the first time on her own as an adult. Is she of…
Activity is ‘not criminally actionable’, Virginia officers say, as family reports neighbor plays slurs and monkey noises A Black family from Virginia who say their neighbor has been playing recordings…
The National Library of Israel released the pictures that include the bones of victims, as Ukraine revamps its approach to the tragedy Ukraine on Wednesday marked the 80th anniversary of…
If you’ve been stocking up and drinking plenty of vino during this harvest season, I have just the trick for you. It turns out natural wine corks can actually keep…
Miner says group is ‘trespassing’ but police have acknowledged their cultural rights under human rights act Queensland police have told a group of First Nations people occupying the site of…
Ethiopia’s federal government has blocked humanitarian aid for the embattled Tigray region. The Ethiopian government moved to expel seven United Nations officials from the country on Thursday, in a dramatic…