April 1, 2019

UN Security Council: Germany, France share presidency

Germany is currently serving as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council. From the beginning of April, it officially takes over the chair — as part of a "dual presidency"…

6 years ago

News·World

New Zealand reopens mosques targeted in terror attack

The Christchurch mosques where a gunman killed 50 people a week ago have reopened their doors under heightened security. Among those visiting were victims' relatives and a Jordanian prince.…

6 years ago

News·World

Brexit vote lost in UK parliament as EU prepares for no-deal exit

Theresa May's exit deal failed by 58 votes, and April 12 beckons as a new exit date for the UK out of the EU. More indicative votes are on the table, as…

6 years ago

News·World

Pochettino ‘accepts’ Lloris error for Liverpool winner

Mauricio Pochettino refused to blame Hugo Lloris for Liverpool's last-gasp winner.…

6 years ago

Sport

Germany extends ban on arms sales to Saudi Arabia

German arms exports to Riyadh have been halted since October 2018, after the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. The weapons freeze has been criticized by France and the UK.…

6 years ago

Business·News

Nigerian CSO leader blasts National Assembly over failure to override a presidential veto

Nigerian CSO leader blasts National Assembly over failure to override a presidential veto.…

6 years ago

National·News

Hanover fair: No industrial revolution without 5G

Digital networking has been a big topic for years at the Hanover industrial fair. What the event shows in 2019 is just how important fast data transmission technology is for market players.…

6 years ago

Science & Tech

Rapper Nipsey Hussle shot dead – media

Grammy-nominated rapper Nipsey Hussle was shot and killed outside his clothing store in south Los Angeles on Sunday.…

6 years ago

Entertainment·Music

Google accused of creating spy tool to stifle worker dissent

Google employees are accusing the company’s leadership of developing an internal surveillance tool that they believe will be used to monitor workers’ attempts to organize protests and discuss labor rights. Bloomberg's Tom…

6 years ago

Business·News

Hiring talent with different abilities

Willis Towers Watson Chief Human Resources Officer Anne Bodnar presents at the Bloomberg Equality Summit in New York.…

6 years ago

News·World

April 01, 2019 - Page 2

UN Security Council: Germany, France share presidency

New Zealand reopens mosques targeted in terror attack

Brexit vote lost in UK parliament as EU prepares for no-deal exit

Pochettino ‘accepts’ Lloris error for Liverpool winner

Germany extends ban on arms sales to Saudi Arabia

Nigerian CSO leader blasts National Assembly over failure to override a presidential veto

Hanover fair: No industrial revolution without 5G

Rapper Nipsey Hussle shot dead – media

Google accused of creating spy tool to stifle worker dissent

Hiring talent with different abilities

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