Handel was not without controversy as his opera “Esther” caused outrage from the Bishop of London when it was performed by cathedral singers in 1732, so when Handel moved from Italian opera to English oratorio, and began dealing with religious subject ...

Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini stated this as a final decision, given that the cabinet approved the parliamentary resolution about the Marrakesh Pact on December 5. At the same time, the prime minister indicated he will send a letter with Slovakia's ...

The state chapter of the Congress has always been opposed to Banerjee. The central leadership even changed Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, a vocal anti-Banerjee leader, in the recent past to ensure that the path to reconciliation ahead of the general elections ...and more »

“Delhi is the power centre of the country, it is the capital, therefore the name Delhi Capitals,” JSW director Parth Jindal said, according to AFP. He also added that they wanted the name to mean something for the people from Delhi. “With (Shikhar ...and more »

"I think that the job of a government, if one is responsible, which I thought Edi Rama was, is to deal with concrete things and truths that will contribute to the quality of the citizens' lives in the future," the prime minister said, according to ...and more »

Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned the United States that if it walks out of a key arms treaty and starts developing the type of missiles banned by it, Russia will do the same. Putin's remarks to Russian news agencies on Wednesday came a day ...

... of Agriculture and Food, Paris, gave a welcoming address. The meeting was chaired by Mr. Shuichi Akamatsu, Minister, Embassy of Japan, London who thanked the French Minister of Agriculture, Mr Didier Guillaume for hosting the 48th Council Session.

"There is no Plan B," Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said. Rutte cited the "red lines" drawn by both sides during negotiations, including the U.K.'s refusal to accept the free movement of people between Britain and the EU, and the need to keep an open ...and more »

Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu Wednesday expressed concern over the the manner in which the Judiciary and Speakers of Legislatures were dealing with cases of political defections and said it needed to be disposed of within a "specific timeframe."

A Conservative Brexiteer said he is more likely to win the Great British Bake Off than Theresa May's deal passing through Parliament. Nigel Evans made the comment to International Trade Secretary Liam Fox after the Cabinet minister showed his support ...