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European Space Agency releases first picture from comet surface

YoopyaNov 13, 2014July 25, 20230

The European Space Agency has released the first picture taken by the Philae landing probe from the surface of a comet after determining that the

Spain’s Catalans vote to secede in symbolic ballot, but turnout low

YoopyaNov 10, 2014July 12, 20230

(Reuters) – Close to two million Catalans voted on Sunday in favor of seceding from Spain, the regional government said, in a symbolic referendum that

Ukraine crisis: President Poroshenko’s threat after rebel polls

YoopyaNov 5, 2014July 15, 20230

Ukraine’s president has been meeting his security chiefs, after a rebel-held vote that he said jeopardised the entire peace process. Petro Poroshenko proposed scrapping a

Ukraine, Russia try again to forge gas deal at Brussels talks

YoopyaOct 29, 2014July 25, 20230

(Reuters) – Ukraine and Russia begin new gas crisis talks on Wednesday, but wrangling over Ukraine’s upfront cash payments threatens to push a deal out

Ukraine leader wins pro-West mandate but wary of Russia

YoopyaOct 27, 2014July 29, 20230

By Richard Balmforth and Timothy Heritage KIEV (Reuters) – Pro-Western parties will dominate Ukraine’s parliament after an election handed President Petro Poroshenko a mandate to

UK lawmaker tells PM Cameron – Ignore ‘daft’ anti-Europeans

YoopyaOct 21, 2014July 15, 20230

(Reuters) – A senior Conservative lawmaker on Tuesday said Prime Minister David Cameron should ignore those daft enough to propose anti-immigration proposals that could hurt

Spanish Ebola nurse appears clear of disease, says government

YoopyaOct 20, 2014July 25, 20230

(Reuters) – The Spanish nurse who contracted Ebola while caring for two infected priests in a Madrid hospital, becoming the first person to contract the

German train strike leaves millions stranded

YoopyaOct 20, 2014July 25, 20230

(Reuters) – Millions of passengers were left stranded across Germany on Saturday after train drivers began a 50-hour strike that halted two thirds of long-distance

EU’s Barroso to Britain – Don’t alienate your friends in Europe

YoopyaOct 20, 2014July 15, 20230

(Reuters) – European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso will on Monday issue a plea to Britain not to isolate itself in Europe by picking fights

Russia and Ukraine reach tentative gas deal in tough Milan talks

YoopyaOct 17, 2014July 15, 20230

(Reuters) – Russia and Ukraine made progress on Friday towards resolving a row over gas supplies, but European leaders said Moscow had to do much