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Fleetwood seeks 'new start' in Hong Kong Open

After a gruelling season of Ryder Cup glory and breaking into the world top ten, England's Tommy Fleetwood is already looking ahead to next year, seeking rejuvenation in the 60th Hong Kong Open.

Italy orders seizure of migrant rescue ship Aquarius over 'toxic' waste

Italy has ordered the seizure of the migrant rescue ship Aquarius for allegedly dumping potentially toxic waste, Doctors without Borders (MSF) said Tuesday, in a fresh blow for aid groups working in the Mediterranean.

EU, US Investors Implement Projects in Crimea Amid Sanctions - Republic's Deputy Minister Andrey Kulik

Investors from the United States and a number of European countries are implementing their projects in Russia's Crimean Republic, but most of them wish to remain anonymous for fear of falling under Western sanctions, the republic's first deputy minister of economic development, Andrey Kulik, said on Tuesday.

EU Lawmakers Adopt Bill to Ensure EU-Wide Protection for Whistleblowers - Press Release

The Legal Affairs Committee of the European Parliament endorsed on Tuesday a draft legislation, providing for EU-wide protection for whistleblowers who report violations of the EU legislation, which should ensure that they subsequently will not face intimidation or harassment.

MSF Slams Italian Prosecutors for Ordering to Seize Aquarius Over Toxic Waste Allegations

Humanitarian organization Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF, or Doctors Without Borders) has condemned the decision of Italian prosecutors to seize the Aquarius migrant rescue vessel over accusations of alleged illicit disposal of hazardous on-board waste

Italy orders seizure of migrant rescue ship Aquarius: MSF

Italy has ordered the seizure of the migrant rescue ship Aquarius for alleged illegal waste treatment, Doctors without Borders (Medecins Sans Frontiere MSF) said Tuesday.

Italy orders seizure of migrant rescue ship Aquarius: Medecins Sans Frontiere MSF

Italy has ordered the seizure of the migrant rescue ship Aquarius for alleged illegal waste treatment, Doctors without Borders (Medecins Sans Frontiere MSF) said Tuesday.

EU Defense Ministers Double Number of EU Joint Defense Projects to 34 - Document

US Approves $320.5Mln Sale of Guided Munitions Kits to NATO Unit - Defense Agency

Six NATO Allies Join Canadian Forces Long-Range Patrol Training Drill - Defense Ministry

Canada is being joined by six NATO allies to practice long-range patrols in unfamiliar territory with a range of nearly 25 miles, the Department of National Defense said in a press release on Monday.

Europe markets narrowly mixed as New York opens weaker

European stock markets turned narrowly mixed in Monday afternoon trade after Wall Street opened weaker as the United States and China continued to joust over global trade, dealers said.

LSE Group May Partially Shift Debt Trade From UK to Italy Over Brexit - Reports

The London Stock Exchange Group (LSE) is considering partial relocation of bonds trade from London to Milan over the planned UK withdrawal from the European Union, local media reported on Monday.

Markets rise despite US-China war of words

Global stocks rose Monday, despite a war of words between Donald Trump's vice president Mike Pence and Chinese leader Xi Jinping, dealers said.

Browder Had Plenty to Gain From Magnitsky's Death - Russian Prosecutors

Bill Browder, the CEO of Hermitage Capital Management, had a lot to gain from the death of Sergei Magnitsky, as a means of avoiding exposure, an adviser to the Russian prosecutor general said Monday at a briefing.

Palermo Conference on Libya Failed to Offer Clear Action Plan - High State Council Member

The conference on Libyan settlement that was held in Italy's Palermo last week failed to produce a clear action plan to resolve the crisis in the divided country, Saad Ben Shrada, the member of Libya's High Council of State, told Sputnik on Monday.