IBT Staff Reporter

35401-35430 (out of 154943)

The Roman Catholic Church has admitted to abuses by predator priests from Australia to Chile, France, Germany, Ireland and the United States

New Vatican Manual Advises Bishops To Report Sex Abuse Claims To Police

New Vatican manual advises bishops to report sex abuse claims to police

The silk is still hand-printed in Macclesfield, England, and the ties themselves are sewn by hand in a workshop close to the boutique, which employs 20 seamstresses

Handmade Ties From Southern Italy With A British Twist

Handmade ties from southern Italy with a British twist

The accusation, although not directly aimed at the Kremlin, is likely to worsen already fraught relations between London and Moscow

UK, US And Canada Accuse Russia Of Vaccine Research Hacking

UK, US and Canada accuse Russia of vaccine research hacking

Weekly initial claims for jobless benefits remain higher than any single week of the global financial crisis in the US

Americans Keep Spending, Even As Layoffs Continue

Americans keep spending, even as layoffs continue

Twitter has said it is "investigating and taking steps" to fix the problem

Twitter Hack Raises Security Questions As US Elections Near

Twitter hack raises security questions as US elections near

Serbia has never recognised Kosovo's 2008 declaration of independence

Frosty Start As Serbia-Kosovo Talks Resume After Long Pause

Frosty start as Serbia-Kosovo talks resume after long pause

India's health system is in danger of being overwhelmed by the coronavirus, which the Red Cross said was spreading across south Asia "at an alarming rate"

New Lockdowns Ordered As India Virus Cases Near One Million

New lockdowns ordered as India virus cases near one million

<img src="https://data.apps.ibt.com/tmp/20200716/McCabe Vendors Chart.png">

10 Tips for Selecting a Cloud Financials System

Cloud-based financial systems can help you manage without the hassles of hardware, software, and infrastructure in-house. Here are 10 tips for finding a provider.

'100 percent what we argued for'

Austria's Max Schrems: US High-tech Giants' Worst Nightmare?

Austria's Max Schrems: US high-tech giants' worst nightmare?

The ruling puts data transfers from the EU to the US by Facebook and many other US tech firms into legal limbo

Top Court Scraps EU-US Data Pact In New Blow To Brussels

Top court scraps EU-US data pact in new blow to Brussels

Polish President Andrzej Duda won 51 percent of the vote in the runoff election

Polish Opposition Challenges Presidential Vote Result

Polish opposition challenges presidential vote result

Serbia has never recognised Kosovo's 2008 declaration of independence

Serbia And Kosovo Resume Rocky Road Towards An Accord

Serbia and Kosovo resume rocky road towards an accord

Map of Azerbaijan and Armenia locating the Armenian province of Tavush where border clashes have occurred

New Clashes Dash Hopes Of End To Fighting On Azerbaijan-Armenia Border

New clashes dash hopes of end to fighting on Azerbaijan-Armenia border

As a second surge of infections gains ground, health fears threaten to weaken turnout

Tough Coalition Talks In North Macedonia After Tight Polls

Tough coalition talks in North Macedonia after tight polls

Germany has recorded just over 200,000 confirmed coronavirus cases to date, and 9,078 deaths, according to the Robert Koch Institute for disease control

Germany Readies Tougher Lockdowns To Ward Off Second Wave

Germany readies tougher lockdowns to ward off second wave

Producing food for Earth's 7.7 billion people is responsible for a quarter of the global carbon emissions that drive climate change

G20 Carbon 'Food-print' Highest In Meat-loving Nations: Report

G20 carbon 'food-print' highest in meat-loving nations: report

Temperatures in Siberia -- home to much of the world's carbon-rich permafrost -- were more than 5C hotter than average between January and June

Siberia Heat 'Almost Impossible' Without Climate Change

Siberia heat 'almost impossible' without climate change

Twitter has said it is "investigating and taking steps" to fix the problem

Twitter Hit By Major Hack Targeting High-profile Users

Twitter hit by major hack targeting high-profile users

European judges will decide on the legality of Facebook's data transfers between the US and Europe

EU-US Data Deal Invalidated By Top EU Court

The decision stemmed from a legal complaint by Austrian activist Max Schrems, who in 2015 scuppered a previous EU-US deal on which tech giants depend to do business.

Hong Kong has been plunged into crisis over the past year, threatening its status as a reliable world-class business centre

Hong Kong's Competitive Edge Blunted By US-China Storm

Hong Kong's competitive edge blunted by US-China storm

Expected to take a breather in the hope that politicians do their bit

ECB To Sit Tight As EU Leaders Shape Virus Recovery Plan

ECB to sit tight as EU leaders shape virus recovery plan

Some observers expect China to be the only major economy to see its economy grow this year

China's Economy Bounces Back From Pandemic Contraction

China's economy bounces back from pandemic contraction

Molecular biologist Christian Happi, head of the ACEGID genomics lab, holds a thermal cycler, which amplifies genetic segments of the virus

In Nigeria, African Researchers Blaze A Trail In Virus Fight

In Nigeria, African researchers blaze a trail in virus fight

Rutte lives in the same flat he bought after graduating, drives a second-hand Saab when not cycling, and volunteers as a teacher

Mark Rutte, The Dutch PM Cycling Into EU Headwinds

Mark Rutte, the Dutch PM cycling into EU headwinds

Sindhu Sudhakar became stranded after flying to India in March to see her ailing mother-in-law

Trump Visa Move Tears Indian Families Apart

Trump visa move tears Indian families apart

Hundreds of homes, schools, hotels and other businesses owned by non-Oromos were targeted for destruction by mobs

'We Have Nothing': Ethiopia's Ethnic Unrest Leaves Destruction In Its Wake

'We have nothing': Ethiopia's ethnic unrest leaves destruction in its wake

A pistachio farmer tends to a tree at a pistachio orchard in the village of Maan, north of Hama in Syria

Syria Pistachio Farmers Return To Orchards After Years Of War

Syria pistachio farmers return to orchards after years of war

The Kodokan in Tokyo is judo's headquarters and spiritual home

Japan And Judo - An Unbreakable Bond

Japan and judo - an unbreakable bond

Uruguayan former footballer Alcides Ghiggia, pictured with the World Cup trophy in 2014, scored the goal that won the 1950 World Cup and sparked the 'Maracanazo' trauma that took Brazil decades to overcome

70 Years On From The 'Maracanazo', Brazil And Uruguay Cannot Forget

70 years on from the 'Maracanazo', Brazil and Uruguay cannot forget

Members of Yemen's minority group known as "Muhamasheen" -- literally the "Marginalised" -- in a slum in the capital Sanaa

Black Yemenis Remain In Shadows, Far From Global Protests

Black Yemenis remain in shadows, far from global protests

Pages