Explosion Hit Skai TV In Greece

An explosion has been reported to have rocked Greece’s SKAI TV in its capital, Athens. Impacts from the improvised explosive device (IED) smashed windows on the sixth floor and brought down ceilings in the building.

EU Leaders Endorsed BREXIT Deal

27 member state of the European Union, on Sunday, has endorsed Britain exit from the EU. This was announced by the chairman during a special council meeting on sunday.

William Nordhaus and Paul Romer Awarded 2018 Nobel in Economics

The 2018 Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded on to the duo of American economists William D. Nordhaus and Paul M. Romer for designing model that address issues such as the "long-term sustainable growth in the global economy and the welfare of the world's population," the award's committee said in a statement.

MAY Pleads With EU To Compromise In Order To Save BREXIT Deal

Wounded by a battle with her own MPs, British Prime Minister, Theresa May, pleaded on Thursday with EU leaders for concessions that might save her Brexit deal, while playing down hopes of a swift breakthrough.

Russia Loses to South Korea as Kim Emerges Interpol President

Kim Jong-yang of South Korea has been elected as Interpol’s new President, over Russian rival, Alexander Prokopchuk. Jong-yang, 57 years, was previously the chief of Police in South Korea’s most populous province, and is a high-profile of the South Korean Government’s push to export its policing strategies, known as the “K-cop wave”.

New Interior Minister of Italy, Matteo Salvini, have denied permission for a rescue ship conveying about 629 migrants to dock, thereby leaving them stranded.

The migrants, who are mostly children, were picked up in six different rescue operations off Libya's coast, BBC reports.

The leader of the right-wing League party, had promised during Italy's recent general election to take tougher measures concerning migration.