The Hungarian Parliament this Tuesday approved the constitutional reform that prevents the adoption of homosexual couples in the interests of protecting children and defending “Christian culture” despite complaints from opposition groups and defense organizations on human rights.
Russia’s 2015 decision to enter the conflict, backing Assad, turned the tide of the war and helped government forces recapture much of the territory held by rebels. Trump has both in the past and recently expressed eagerness to get all American troops out of Syria — but he described the latest alleged attack as “mindless”…
LISBON, Oct. 6 (EUROPE PRESS) – Two published ballot polls put the Socialist Party of António Costa very close to seizing the absolute majority in the elections held this Sunday in Portugal, although in both cases he would need the support of a partner to govern. The study of TSF / TVI / JN prepared…
In a bid to lure tourists, internationally-renowned graffiti artists were invited to create artworks in a village in The Gambia, writes the BBC’s Clare Spencer. Image copyrightClare Spencer The Belgian graffiti artist ROA is known for painting huge murals of animals on multi-storey buildings in large cities, like London, Berlin and Mexico City. But in…
Related News about Hong Kong Bars Chinese Dissident Sort by: Relevance : Date Yang Jianli, a prominent exiled Chinese activist, was barred from entering Hong Kong after he arrived from Japan yesterday, according to his wife and American contacts he reached later by cellphone. Yang, a U.S. permanent resident, had planned to take part in…
Image copyrightGetty Images/AFP The prime minister has raised the cases of the dual nationals being held in Iran with the country’s president. In a telephone call, Theresa May urged Hassan Rouhani to make further progress over the release of British-Iranians “on humanitarian grounds”. Mrs May also reiterated the UK’s commitment to the Iran nuclear deal,…
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy sat in front of the judge on Monday to answer for alleged crimes of corruption and peddling influence, an unprecedented milestone in France’s recent history that includes sentences of up to ten years and one million could end euro fine for the former tenant of the Elysees.