Green Smoothie for Weight Loss Cheat Sheet
Do you find yourself throwing together a quick green smoothie in the morning rush, only to forget the core ingredients with benefits that started you down this healthy journey in…
Google wins ‘right to be forgotten’ court battle
The case was about whether to expand the remit of the so-called "right to be forgotten" law beyond Europe.…
‘No one is above the law’: Trump to face an impeachment inquiry
An official impeachment inquiry into the president has been announced by Nancy Pelosi following a whistleblower's complaint.…
‘Gratuitous violence’ in new Joker film concerns mass shooting victims
Joaquin Phoenix avoided questions over whether his new film may inspire certain viewers to copy the Joker's actions.…
Pavilion Energy powers up globally with new Europe HQ
Pavilion Energy group chief executive Frederic Barnaud (above) sees the Singapore market as an important one as it has a location advantage for trading. The BW Pavilion Aranda…
‘Boris Bus’ maker to crash into administration
Deloitte will be appointed as administrator to Wrightbus on Wednesday, putting 1300 jobs at risk, Sky News learns.…
Greta Thunberg hits back at Trump for ‘mocking her’ on Twitter
The 16-year-old climate activist changed her Twitter bio as a direct response to the US president's seemingly mocking tweet.…
Open For Business: Urban Smokeshack, Amazing Hokkaido, Baker & Cook
Baker & Cook At Dempsey.
Established in 2017, Urban Smokeshack has always been a humble hole-in-the-wall hawker stall serving up…
Google wins EU fight against ‘right to be forgotten’ privacy rule; top court says law cannot be enforced…
France's privacy watchdog CNIL in 2016 fined Google €100,000 (S$151,300) for refusing to to delist sensitive information from Internet search results globally upon request in…
Thomas Cook: Why did the world’s oldest travel firm go bust?
A man holds information on Thomas Cook flights at Manchester Airport, Manchester, Britain September 23, 2019.
- Copyright REUTERS/Phil Noble After 178 years in business,…
Gearing up for GE: Will there be an Aljunied surprise?
A file picture taken in April last year after the Workers' Party former chief, Mr Low Thia Khiang (left), passed the baton to Aljunied GRC MP Pritam Singh (centre) to complete…
Exclusive: Europe’s children of the so-called Islamic State
This week, Euronews brings you a series of exclusive reports on "Europe’s Children of ISIS": the victims — and heirs — of one of the most brutal terrorist…
Labour to stay neutral on second referendum for now as Corbyn wins conference vote
Jeremy Corbyn avoids a damaging defeat, amid controversial scenes at the party's annual conference in Brighton.…
Russia ends on a high at Tashkent Grand Prix
Russia produced a stunning display to end on a high in Uzbekistan. With 3 gold medals on the opening day and another 2 on Sunday, the likes of Kseniia Chibisova and Kazbek…
Holidaymakers thrown out of hotels after Thomas Cook collapse
The demise of the British travel giant, which ceased trading on Monday, has left an estimated 600,000 people stranded worldwide.…
Sports fan asks for beer money and ends up raising $1m for children’s hospital
A 24-year-old Iowa man made a jokey sign asking for beer money and ended up making a donation to a children's hospital.…
Impeachment pressure escalates as Democrats demand release of whistleblower’s Trump complaint
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi hinted Sunday that Democrats might expedite their investigation, writing in a letter to the caucus that they may be entering “a whole new stage.”House…
Change in narrative: how can film play a part in refugee crises?
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Humanitarian and Arab filmmakers gathered for the 3rd edition of El Gouna Film Festival in Egypt to discuss the cinema industry’s role in the…
Labour conference 2019: Private schools action reveals party’s power dynamics
Labour now has a policy radical enough to broaden the terms of what a general election would be about.…
Climate teacher: ‘A changing climate demands a change in curriculum’
Teachers are now able to train for United Nations accreditation in climate change teaching, with more than 600 sign-ups so far.…