The United States and Ukraine signed off Thursday on a 10-year security agreement, with the leaders of the Group of Seven nations pledging to arrange a $50 billion loan to Ukraine as well.
Read More U.S., Ukraine Sign 10-Year Security Agreement, G7 Gives Kyiv $50B Loan
After four days of voting, with over 400 million people across 27 countries, European voters have pulled the bloc’s 720-seat parliament “farther to the right than it’s ever been,” according to international political analysts.
Read More Right-Wing Parties Gain Multiple Seats In Major European Parliament Elections
Amanda Knox was found guilty again of defamation by an Italian court after she named an innocent man as the murderer of her British roommate.
Read More Amanda Knox Re-Convicted In Italy For Slander
Pope Francis apologized on Tuesday after he was quoted using a “vulgar” term against homosexuals to reaffirm the Catholic Church’s ban on gay priests.
Read More Pope Francis Apologizes For Using Gay Slur To Refer To LGBTQ Community
Carlo Acutis is set to become the first millennial saint in the Catholic Church.
Read More Italian Teen Set To Become First Millennial Saint In Catholic Church
Venice, Italy, has begun selling tickets to tourists who want to access the canal city in a long-planned effort to charge day travelers in hopes to limit the city’s major tourism.
Read More Venice to Introduce World’s First Daily Admission Tickets for Tourists