EUROPE NEWS - Last Generation Network News - MONDAY MAY 1 2017
EUROPE NEWS - Last Generation Network News - MONDAY MAY 1 2017
| New York Times | - |
The goal, experts say, is to expand these digital tools across Europe, so the region can counter the fake news that caused so much confusion and anger during the United States presidential election in November, when outright false reports routinely ...
| New York Times | - |
First came Britain's vote to leave the European Union in June, followed by Donald J. Trump's election. Nationalists and right-wing populists seemed to be on the march.
| Financial Times | - |
The energy market in Europe is being radically transformed by formidable forces, but governments and companies alike are so far failing to adapt to a changing world.
| Sacramento Bee | - |
Japan's index rose Monday, helped by a weaker yen and strong readings in a manufacturing survey, while many markets in Europe and the rest of Asia were closed for holidays. KEEPING SCORE: Many markets in Asia and Europe, including France, ...
| The New Yorker | - |
The balance of power among America, Europe, and Russia was also at stake. With four candidates hovering somewhere in the vicinity of twenty per cent, the permutations of possible matchups and outcomes were almost too complicated to contemplate.
| The American Conservative | - |
Europe is committing suicide. Or at least its leaders have decided to commit suicide. Whether the European people choose to go along with this is, naturally, another matter.
| Washington Post | - |
Having done exactly that in the 2016 U.S. elections, President Vladimir Putin's intelligence agencies are now directing their subterfuge at Europe, including the continent's foremost economic powers: Germany and France. The immediate targets of Russian ...
| Financial Times | - |
First as a diplomat, then as the head of a liberal-leaning think-tank in Istanbul, I have spent three decades trying to advance Turkey's relationship with Europe. For years, I believed Turkey should join the EU to cement its place among western ...
| Goal.com | - |
Paulo Dybala was wanted by 'half of Europe', but the Argentine has sent out a signal of intent by signing a new deal with Juventus, according to the player's agent Pierpaolo Triulzi.
| New York Times | - |
Mr. Blair, in an hourlong conversation with the international news media, urged Europe's left not to reject globalization, while warning that Mrs. May would probably lead Britain to a sharp break with the European Union, or a “hard Brexit.” Yet he also ...
| Daily Mail | - |
As Bayern Munich's procession to the Bundesliga title climaxed with 6-0 thumping of Wolfsburg, manager Carlo Ancelotti celebrated a milestone of his own.
| The Hindu | - |
China and Europe are planning to build the first-ever “moon village” that could serve as a launching pad for deep space missions such as one to Mars, or even as a spot for space tourism and lunar mining.
| The Independent | - |
The seemingly disastrous meeting between Theresa May and Jean-Claude Juncker has been laid bare in a report that reveals the European Commission President told her: “I leave Downing Street 10 times more sceptical than I was before." The UK ...
| Gatestone Institute | - |
Christianity in Northern Europe has already been weakened by atheism, a trend possibly accelerated by modern gains in science and medicine.
| TechCrunch | - |
Australia-based cross-border payments startup Airwallex has closed a $13 million Series A round to expand its reach across Asia Pacific and into Europe. The deal was led by Chinese internet giant Tencent - marking its first investment in an Australian ...
| Business Insider UK | - |
During WW2 German soldiers were taking a "medicine" called Pervitin, this stimulant contained pure methamphetamine, which we know today as crystal meth.
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