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Survey shows crisis of confidence in vaccines in parts of Europe: Just half of people in eastern Europe think vaccines are safe, compared with 79% worldwide

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Alcohol sales in Scotland fell to the lowest level for almost quarter of a century last year, new research has found.

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A man who donated his sperm to a friend with the belief he could play a role in the child's life has won a High Court fight sparked by the mother's decision to move to New Zealand with their biological child.

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Elderly drivers in Japan will only be permitted to drive vehicles fitted with advanced automatic braking systems after a series of accidents involving children,

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Chinese officials said there were no indications that a deadly earthquake in Sichuan was caused by excessive shale gas fracking in the region.

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An error in a programme used by Danish police to register telephone records may have resulted in incorrect convictions or hindered investigations.

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The Austrian foreign ministry said it would implement a vote by MPs on the topic of closing a controversial Saudi-funded centre. The facility was created for religious dialogue in the capital Vienna.

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At least 15 people were injured after a magnitude-6.7 earthquake struck Japan's northeastern region late Tuesday, authorities said Wednesday.

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Euthanasia laws for terminally ill patients came into effect in Australia's second-most populous state in a "bold change" Wednesday, the only place in the nation where the practice will be legal.

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Russia’s Constitutional Court has ruled that the authorities cannot refuse authorization for rallies over their inability to provide security.

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Demonstrators in Manila on Tuesday burned Chinese flags in protest over what they said was a “weak” response by President Rodrigo Duterte to the sinking of a Philippine fishing boat in the South China Sea.

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The European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled against the implementation of tolls on German motorways on Tuesday as non-residents would be penalized.

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Turkey’s leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan says he doesn’t believe Egypt’s controversial former president Mohammed Morsi died of natural causes.

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Map exposes the extent of China’s ‘human farms’ as tribunal slams $1b forced organ harvesting trade: More than one million people have been rounded up and jailed in torture camps with one evil purpose — to be farmed.

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Headlines — June 18, 2019

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How 7.4 Tons of Venezuela’s Gold Landed in Africa—and Vanished

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Accidental cat filter turns press conference live stream into a meme

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Angela Merkel seen visibly shaking while standing next to Ukraine’s president; blames dehydration

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Earthquake in southern China kills 11 people, injures 122

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More than 300,000 flee Congo violence, complicating Ebola fight: U.N.

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Saudi crown prince MBS warns Turkey over continuing Khashoggi murder probe

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Japan has the world’s lowest ratio of people of working age to those aged 65 or over, according to a U.N. report released Monday.

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In Japan Rape Cases, ‘No’ Still Means No Conviction, and Protests Are Growing

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Egypt's former president, Mohammed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood leader who rose to office in the country's first free elections in 2012 and was ousted a year later by the military, has collapsed in court during an espionage trial and died.

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Power cuts hit Argentina and Uruguay affecting millions of people: Authorities are scrambling to restore power after a gigantic electrical failure plunged huge parts of South America into darkness, with millions still affected 12 hours later.

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