Injured Williamson in doubt for third Test, may delay the IPL departure

By Europe Times March 12, 2019 No comment

Games News Sports

New Zealand’s injured captain Kane Williamson may not be playing the third Test against Bangladesh, due to his injuries. The test is scheduled to begin on Saturday in Christchurch. Reports said that Kane Williamson is expected to delay his departure for the Indian Premier League (IPL). Williamson suffered a shoulder injury during Bangladesh’s first innings […]

Brussels Jewish museum killer Mehdi Nemmouche sentenced to life in prison

By Europe Times March 12, 2019 No comment

Crime News

Mehdi Nemmouche (33), a French citizen who shoot and killed four people in a Jewish museum in 2014, was sentenced to life in jail on Monday. He had used a Kalashnikov assault rifle and a handgun to fire at Brussels’ Jewish Museum. Three of the victims were immediately dead at the spot and one died […]

Wall Street critic Warren vows to break up Amazon, Facebook, Google

By Europe Times March 9, 2019 No comment

News Politics

Senator Elizabeth Warren on Friday vowed to break up Amazon, Google and Facebook if elected US president to promote competition in the techn sector. Warren, who is on a vie to be in the top positions in the presidential candidates said in a blog that on their way to the top, the big tech companies […]

Britain to give jailed British-Iranian aid worker diplomatic protection

By Europe Times March 8, 2019 No comment

News

Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt said that the UK decides to provide diplomatic protection to British-Iranian mother. This is to underline the government’s belief that Iran has made an unjust behavior in her treatment. Hunt said that this move is unlikely to be a “magic wand”. He said that formally it recognizes that the U.K. government […]

US Sanctions Top Venezuela Officials

By Europe Times March 2, 2019 No comment

News Politics

The U.S. Treasury Department announced new sanctions against six military leaders who played a role in blocking humanitarian aid to the embattled South American nation. The U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned the agency’s leader, Manuel Ricardo Cristopher Figuera, and its first commissioner, Hildemaro Jose Rodriguez Mucura. The Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, in a

Ted Baker Warns on Full-Year Profit

By Europe Times February 27, 2019 No comment

Lifestyle News

Ted Baker plc, the fashion retailer estimates more than 10 million pounds fall in full-year pretax profit, blaming the impact of foreign exchange rates, higher amounts to upgrade its systems and inventory write-downs. It is reported by reuters that the company expects to post profit before tax of about 63 million pounds for the year […]

George Pell remanded into custody

By Europe Times February 27, 2019 No comment

News

Cardinal George Pell was remanded into custody on Wednesday for child sex offences. George Pell is Australia’s most senior Catholic cardinal and a former top adviser to Pope Francis. A jury found that he had sexually abused two 13-year-olds in 1996 and 1997, in the rooms of a Melbourne cathedral. George Pell, the Vatican treasurer […]

Malta suffers violent gusts – Caused several damages

By Europe Times February 26, 2019 No comment

Natural Disaster News

Gale-force winds lashed Malta early on Sunday morning, uprooting trees, demolishing walls and damaging power lines, but no injuries were reported. There occurred several destruction across the country as a result of these high winds. The wind had a high speed of 101km/h. Trees were uprooted, walls got toppled and seafronts flooded in the violent […]

800-year-old ‘Crusader’ was found out at Dublin church

By Europe Times February 26, 2019 No comment

News

Vandals have decapitated an 800-year-old Crusader at St Michan’s Church in Dublin. It was found that the Crusader’s head was “severed from his body and taken away”, as per reports. This famous Church of Ireland site of worship is located on Dublin’s Halston and is home to mummies, and the remains of the Sheare Brothers, […]

UN chief Antonio Guterres launches global push against hate speech

By Europe Times February 25, 2019 No comment

News

Antonio Guterres, the UN Secretary General launched a new global strategy to combat whatever the global body considers hate speech, a growing scourge he said “poisoned” debate on crucial issues. In a speech at the opening of the council’s 40th session, he said ““Hate is moving into the mainstream — in liberal democracies and authoritarian […]