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EU condemns 'harassment' of foreign journalists by China ANI | Updated: Apr 03, 2021 11:40 IST Brussels [Belgium], April 3 (ANI): The European Union (EU) has condemned what it called the "harassment" of foreign journalists in China after a BBC correspondent left Beijing citing increasing threats and pressure from the Chinese authorities. In a statement on Friday, a spokesperson for EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell called upon China to abide by its obligations under national and international law and ensure the freedom of speech and press. John Sudw...

The Latest: Atlanta Shooting, Japan LGBTQ Breakthrough, Sad St. Patrick's Day A deserted vaccination centre in Erfurt, Germany, after authorities suspended the use of the AstraZeneca jab over blood clot fears. - Martin Schutt/dpa/ZUMA       2020-03-17 Welcome to Wednesday, where a shooting in Atlanta leaves eight dead, a Japanese court ruling could be a breakthrough for LGBTQ rights and Saint Patrick's Day celebrations are cancelled again. We also travel to Argentine's sea waters where an onslaught of foreign fishing fleets th...

In many ways we've moved beyond outdated parenting models of the past. But the modern parent too often produces "little tyrants" who wind up as dysfunctional adults.

The Latest: DisAstraZeneca, North Korea & Biden, Bond Villain Dies Moviegoers at the AMC Theater on the first day of reopening for theaters which had been closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Burbank, California - Ringo Chiu/ZUMA Wire       2020-03-16 Welcome to Tuesday, where Europe faces an AstraZeneca panic, North Korea has its first words for Joe Biden and movie theaters reopen in Hollywood. We also explore the world of "biomimicry," where new technologies are created in the image of nature. • Australia #March4Justice ...

The Latest: AstraZeneka Halted, Zulu King Dies, $69m JPG People flee their homes in Makassar City, eastern Indonesia, where heavy rains have caused massive floods during monsoon season. - Cover Images/ZUMA       2020-03-12 Welcome to Friday, where additional countries suspend use of AstraZeneca vaccine, Alexei Navalny's whereabouts are unknown, and South Africa mourns the King of the Zulu. Argentine daily Clarin also shares the story of a legendary Buenos Aires ice cream shop, which has been forced to close for good. • More...