Spanish princess tells fraud trial her husband handled all expenses
MADRID (Reuters) – Spain’s Princess Cristina told her tax fraud trial on Thursday she had no knowledge of financial matters and her husband handled all their accounts.
Honduras activists need protection after land rights leader’s killing: campaigners
TORONTO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Honduras must do more to protect land rights activists, campaign groups said, after the killing of an award-winning indigenous environmentalist on Thursday.
Cuba sending Americans to the beach during Obama visit
HAVANA (Reuters) – Americans traveling to Cuba later this month are being moved out of Havana hotels to make room for President Barack Obama’s entourage and being sent tantalizingly close to a place U.S. law effectively forbids them from visiting: the …
Germany’s Schaeuble says Putin fears Europe’s model, is trying to divide its nations
LONDON (Reuters) – German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Thursday that Russian President Vladimir Putin fears Europe’s social and democratic model, and that Europe should resist his attempts to divide its countries.
EU considers more North Korea sanctions after U.N. vote: diplomats
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The European Union is considering additional measures against North Korea following the approval of harsh new sanctions by the U.N. Security Council in order to show solidarity with South Korea and Japan, both major trade partners,…
North Korea fires projectiles after new U.N. sanctions
SEOUL (Reuters) – North Korea fired several short-range projectiles into the sea on Thursday, hours after the U.N. Security Council voted to impose tough new sanctions on the isolated state and the South Korean president vowed to end Pyongyang’s “tyran…
U.N. warns against slowing recent increase in aid flow to Yemen
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – The United Nations’ aid chief Stephen O’Brien on Thursday warned countries not to take any steps that would reverse the recent increase in emergency aid for Yemen moving through ports in the conflict-torn country.
Left-wing groups delay EU agreement on sharing air passengers’ details
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Opposition from left-wing groups has delayed a final vote on a law that would give security forces across the European Union access to the data of airline passengers, a proposal that has been stalled for years over privacy concerns…
Europe must support western Balkans in halting migration: Czech PM
PRAGUE (Reuters) – The European Union must provide support to western Balkan countries outside the bloc to help them halt the flow of migrants north from Greece towards the heart of the EU, Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka said on Thursday.
France tells British voters migrants will flow to Britain after EU exit
AMIENS, France/LONDON (Reuters) – France warned Britain on Thursday it would end border controls and let thousands of migrants move on to its neighbor if British voters backed leaving the European Union.
