Corruption crisis puts Bulgarian leader on the ropes
President Rumen Radev says EU can no longer keep its “eyes wide shut” on Bulgaria’s rule-of-law problems.
Sailors injured after explosion on US Navy warship
Several US sailors were injured after an explosion on board a ship at the naval base in San Diego, according to authorities.
Corruption crisis puts Bulgaria’s Borissov on the ropes
President Rumen Radev says EU can no longer keep its ‘eyes wide shut’ on Bulgaria’s rule-of-law problems
Florida reports 15,000 new coronavirus cases, smashing national record
The alarming figure puts the spotlight on a state that has become one of the biggest hot spots in the world.
Polish presidential election too close to call
Incumbent President Andrzej Duda was slightly ahead.
US official backtracks on ‘no face mask’ advice; Italy sees new outbreaks
The US Surgeon General has backtracked on previous ‘no face mask’ advice by other officials, Florida has topped all other states for largest single-day COVID-19 case increases, and Italy is recording a string of new outbreaks.
Tourism Operators Launch West Coast Contest to Support Recovery
A new competition aimed at locals and state-based visitors hopes to get them travelling the west coast region following COVID-related lockdowns. The contest is a partnership between Destination West Coast, the region’s local business group, and West Coast Council. The group’s President, Anthony Brown, said “whilst we’ve seen some strong interest during the July school […]
Polish presidential election exit poll result too close to call
Incumbent President Andrzej Duda won 50.4 percent while his opponent Rafał Trzaskowski took 49.6 percent.
Over 600,000 Hong Kongers cast pro-democracy vote against new security laws
Hong Kong’s opposition camp said on Sunday that over 600,000 citizens in the Chinese-ruled city cast ballots over the weekend in primaries it cast as a symbolic protest vote against tough national