New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern Gets Engaged to Long Time Partner

By Europe Times May 3, 2019 No comment

Lifestyle News

Jacinda Arder (38), the Prime Minister of New Zealand gets engaged to Clarke Gayford (41), her long time partner. Her spokesman, on Friday said that the couple got engaged after a proposal over the Easter holidays. Clarke Gayford is the host of a TV fishing show. The couple have a ten-month-old daughter named Neve Te […]

Rapper Nipsey Hussle shot dead in Los Angeles

By Europe Times April 1, 2019 No comment

Crime Music News

Los Angeles rapper Nipsey Hussle (33) has been shot dead in L.A. Reports said that the incident happened outside his clothing shop. Police reported that he was found shot multiple times. Hussle‘s death was confirmed by the hospital to which he had been taken soon after the incident. Two other men were also found wounded […]

Ronaldo Beats Old Enemy Atletico – Juventus to make Champions League quarters

By Europe Times March 13, 2019 No comment

News Sports

Cristiano Ronaldo gained a spectacular hat-trick for Juventus, to push them into the Champions League quarter-finals. He had scored a 3-0 win over Atletico Madrid on Tuesday. The Portugal superstar had scored two headers either side of half-time and a late penalty. This had put an end to Atletico’s hopes of reaching the final in […]

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 […]

Russia to ban ‘fake news’ and ‘disrespect’ of government

By Europe Times March 8, 2019 No comment

News

Russian Parliament has passed two bills on Thursday. The first bill bans any activities of ‘disrespect’ to the state, its officials and Russian society. The second one is against spreading of what the Kremlin perceives to be ‘fake news’. It is expected that the Russian President Vladimir Putin will be signing these bills into law […]

Mark Zuckerberg outlines ‘privacy-focused’ plans for Facebook

By Europe Times March 7, 2019 No comment

News Technology

The Facebook’s master Mark Zuckerberg said that secure, private messaging services will be having more chances to become popular than open platforms. Zuckerberg, on Wednesday announced that Facebook plans to rebuild its services around several privacy-focused principles: “private interactions,” “encryption,” “reducing permanence,”

A huge rare fish washes up on California beach

By Europe Times March 2, 2019 No comment

Entertainment News

A huge strange looking fish washed up in Santa Barbara, California. The fish was about seven-foot (2.1m) length. Scientists are wondering about how the fish made it so far from its home waters. Researchers first thought that it was a similar to species of sunfish. The fish was spotted at the Coal Oil Point Natural […]

Dutch government’s purchase of a stake in Air France-KLM – France on great shock

By Europe Times March 1, 2019 No comment

News

France got shocked as the Dutch government suddenly purchased a stake in Air France-KLM. This was in attempt to counter French influence. France has reacted frostily to this. Shares in the airline company was down by 11% as the Netherlands government announced that it was acting to protect “Dutch interests”. France owns a share of […]

Karl Lagerfeld’s Choupette becomes the wealthiest cat in the world

By Europe Times February 21, 2019 No comment

Entertainment News

The late designer Karl Lagerfeld’s famous pet cat will be reportedly inheriting some of his fortune, worth £150m. Lagerfeld aged 85, died on 19th February 2019 in a Paris hospital. It is reported that Lagerfeld has left some of his $200m (£153m) fortune to his famous pet cat, along with his 11 year old godson […]

Protesters rally against anti-Semitism in France

By Europe Times February 20, 2019 No comment

News

Thousands of protesters march under the slogan ‘That’s enough’ across France against a spate of anti-Semitic attacks on Tuesday night. Officials said that around 80 graves were defiled using spray-paint with blue and yellow Nazi symbols and swastikas in a Jewish cemetery in eastern France, and this caused the protest. In the French capital, former […]