For sale: Andrés Manuel López Obrador seeks buyers for Mexico’s presidential jet
Andrés Manuel López Obrador wants to sell Mexico’s presidential jet when he takes office in less than three weeks.
British couple who named son after Hitler convicted of being neo-Nazis
Three people in Britain were convicted of being members of a banned neo-Nazi group, authorities said Monday.
Spain orders Catalonia separatists to repay ballot costs
A Spanish court on Monday ordered former Catalan leaders to repay the cost of organizing what it ruled was an illegal independence vote four years ago.
Ukraine condemns ‘illegitimate’ Russian-backed elections in separatist regions
Ukraine, the United States and the European Union condemned elections held in Russian-backed regions of eastern Ukraine as illegitimate.
Liquor maker Diageo sells 19 brands to rival Sazerac
Diageo, the world’s largest liquor maker, announced the sale of 19 of its brands to competitor Sazerac Co. on Monday for $550 million.
North Korea missile base ‘active,’ U.S. analysts say
A North Korean missile base is active as of November.
Baidu showcases self-driving bus, ’smart’ walkways at Beijing’s AI park
China’s largest search engine is making artificial intelligence more accessible to the public.
Security, housing set for APEC summit in Papua New Guinea
Foreign troops are in Papua New Guinea to ramp up security ahead of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation conference, which began Monday and lasts the entire week.
Finland says Russia could be jamming aircraft GPS systems
Russians could be using GPS-jamming technology to interfere with aircraft in northern Finland, the country’s prime minister said.
North Korea ‘ghost ships’ turn up in record numbers near Japan
A record number of North Korean “ghost ships” have been identified near the coast of Japan in 2018, according to Tokyo’s coast guard on Monday.
