UK shipyard braces for Brexit turmoil
2 September 2019
MILFORD HAVEN (United Kingdom): Welsh businessman Stewart Graves is certain that a no-deal Brexit will shut down his marine renewable energy plant currently testing its
MILFORD HAVEN (United Kingdom): Welsh businessman Stewart Graves is certain that a no-deal Brexit will shut down his marine renewable energy plant currently testing its
MIAMI: Hurricane Dorian strengthened into an “extremely dangerous” storm on Friday as it bore down on the Bahamas and the east coast of the US
NEW DELHI: At least 12 people were killed and around 50 injured after a series of explosions at a chemical factory in the western Indian
GUWAHATI (India): Almost two million people in north-east India were left facing statelessness yesterday after the state of Assam published a citizenship list aimed at
BEIRUT: Air strikes on Syria’s north-western Idlib region stopped yesterday, a war monitor said, after the government agreed to a Russian-backed ceasefire following four months
LONDON: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned on Friday that any attempt by MPs next week to stop Brexit or delay it beyond October 31
MADRID: More than 150 migrants forced their way into Spain’s overseas territory of Ceuta on Friday, hours after 540 people alighted in Greece as pressure
SEOUL: A recent remark by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo about “North Korea’s rogue behaviour” will make talks with the United States more difficult,
WASHINGTON: Americans who use e-cigarettes should avoid adding substances like cannabis and buying products off the street — or consider refraining altogether — while authorities
BERLIN: A deadly cobra that escaped, terrifying a German community, was captured Friday after five days on the loose. The monocled cobra was sighted at
