Pakistan: New citizenship hope for Afghan refugees?
Pakistan: New citizenship hope for Afghan refugees?…
Mnuchin announces Trump sanctions on Venezuela’s PDVSA
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin speaks at a news conference in Washington about President Donald Trump sanctioning Venezuela’s state-owned oil company PDVSA and its central bank.…
Poland’s forgotten victims of Nazism
Poland’s ruling party and a veterans' association demand that Polish victims of Auschwitz be better commemorated. They claim that non-Jewish victims are ignored due to the main focus on remembering the Holocaust.…
The disruptor using big data to transform the department store
Neighborhood Goods Inc. Chief Executive Officer Matt Alexander discusses the department store's business model with Bloomberg's Emma Chandra on "Bloomberg Technology."…
I’ll sack Yari from Zamfara politics, Senator Marafa brags
I’ll sack Yari from Zamfara politics, Senator Marafa brags.…
Threatening letters, ‘cyanide’ sent to Japanese firms
Nine Japanese companies, including drugmakers, have received blackmail letters containing a mysterious white powder. Police say the perpetrators have warned they'll produce fake medicine if their demands aren't met.…
U.S. charges Huawei, CFO Meng Wanzhou with financial fraud
U.S. prosecutors filed criminal charges against Huawei Technologies Co., China’s largest smartphone maker, alleging it stole trade secrets from an American rival and committed bank fraud by violating sanctions against doing business…
Eurozone banks stop issuing €500 notes, but cash-loving Germany delays
Germans love their cash and many were not happy when the European Central Bank decided to stop issuing the €500 note. As the rest of the Eurozone says goodbye, Germany is delaying…
EU, CSOs storm Abuja streets, mobilise Nigerian to participate in elections
EU, CSOs storm Abuja streets, mobilise Nigerian to participate in elections.…
Greece: Calm after the Macedonian storm
The controversial accord to rename Macedonia has caused a great deal of resentment in Greece. But with the issue now officially settled, life in Greece goes on. Florian Schmitz reports from Thessaloniki.…