Author: Christopher Vourlias

With Canal+ announcing plans to shutter African streamer Showmax, local filmmakers are showing their resilience as they adapt to market turbulence.Read More

From Thai farmers racing for diesel to Indian refinery executives monitoring the Persian Gulf through the night, energy buyers across import-dependent Asia areRead More

Princess Beatrice was photographed during a trip in 2016 with a UK man who was recently arrested on suspicion of spying for China, it has been revealed. David Taylor who is the husband of Labour MP Joani Reid, was arrested on Wednesday morning.Read More

Middle East war is not only reshaping geopolitical balances: it is also changing intercontinental flight routes. The expansion of theRead More

Iran warns European countries could become “legitimate targets” if they join conflict against Tehran, as deputy foreign minister threatens retaliation.Read More

Although abortion has been legal in the country since 1978, by a large majority vote in the legislature the small European nation has inserted the “freedom to abort” in the constitution.Read More

Sir Richard Knighton “completely rejects” criticism that the UK had been ill-prepared.Read More

The crew of HMS Prince of Wales must be ready to set sail in five days, defence sources say.Read More

One of Britain’s most notorious child killers has died, days after he was attacked by a fellow inmate in the workshop of a maximum security prison. Ian Huntley, a 52-year-old former school…Read More

Ian Huntley, 52, had been on life support after being hit repeatedly over the head with a metal bar in a U.K. prison on Feb. 26.Read More