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22 Hurt in London Subway Blast

By VOA News on Sep 15, 2017   Featured, National/World, World  

22 Hurt in London Subway Blast

A makeshift explosive device detonated early Friday on a packed rush-hour commuter train in London, injuring at least 22 people in what police say was a terrorist attack. Emergency workers said none of the injuries were believed to be life-threatening. Police descended on the Parsons Green underground subway station after commuters reported an explosion and […]

Britain Opens Formal Divorce Proceedings With Europe

By Luis Ramirez | VOA News on Mar 29, 2017   Featured, World  

Britain Opens Formal Divorce Proceedings With Europe

LONDON — Britain’s decision to leave the European Union has been a divisive issue, but its passage has called attention to a question that many people of varying political persuasions around the world are asking these days: Has globalization been good for communities? The process of leaving the European Union officially got under way Wednesday when […]

British Inquiry Finds Iraq War ‘Went Badly Wrong’

By Jamie Dettmer | VOA News on Jul 6, 2016   Featured, World  

British Inquiry Finds Iraq War ‘Went Badly Wrong’

The invasion of Iraq 13 years ago by an American- and British-led coalition was “unnecessary” and Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein represented “no imminent threat” to Britain or the Western powers, according to a long-awaited official report into Britain’s involvement in the Iraq War. The inquiry led by John Chilcot, a former top British civil servant, […]

Brexit Prompts Market Turmoil, Warnings From Credit Agencies

By Jim Randle/William Ide | VOA on Jun 24, 2016   Featured, World  

Brexit Prompts Market Turmoil, Warnings From Credit Agencies

WASHINGTON / BEIJING—Global stock markets crashed, oil prices fell, and the value of the British currency plunged to a three-decade low after the unprecedented vote for the UK to leave the European Union. Worried investors sought safe havens for their money, and gold prices rose. European markets were down sharply and futures contracts pointed to […]

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