Thousands of people have protested in Berlin to condemn Germany’s supply of arms to Ukraine and call for peace talks to end the war.

Ireland’s prime minister says the U.K. and the European Union are “inching” closer to agreeing on a deal to resolve a thorny post-Brexit dispute in Northern Ireland.

French President Emmanuel Macron has sought to defend his unpopular pension plan in an effort to show that he hears concerns of farmers and other ordinary citizens.

Billionaire Warren Buffett said critics of stock buybacks are “either an economic illiterate or a silver-tongued demagogue” or both and all investors benefit from them as long as they are made at the right prices.

The mobile giant said it was committed to creating more sustainable, long-lasting devices

Dmytro Remez, a 24-year-old fledgling medical doctor studying at Juntendo University, is among the 2,291 Ukrainians who moved to Japan since the war with Russia began a year ago.

Turkey’s justice minister says investigations have been launched against more than 600 people in relation to buildings that collapsed in the country’s catastrophic earthquake earlier this month.

Russia’s invasion disrupted everything at Kormotech. With nimble decision-making and good fortune, sales are up, providing Ukraine with much-needed tax revenue.

Twenty years into climate change efforts, California is now relying heavily on a controversial technology — capturing climate pollution from industry and piping it underground, where it’s supposed to remain permanently.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Verge: Since Thursday morning, Dish Network has been experiencing a major outage that’s taken down the company’s main websites, apps, and customer support systems, and employees tell The Verge it’s not clear…