Investigation Into King Charles’ Brother Andrew Will Be Lengthy, UK Police Say

LONDON, May 22 (Reuters) – The British police investigation into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor will be long ⁠and ⁠complex, senior officers said on Friday, after his ⁠arrest earlier this year on suspicion of misconduct in public office, an offence that can include sexual impropriety. King Charles’ younger ​brother was interviewed under caution for hours by detectives after …

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Housing Squeeze in Swiss Boom Region Fuels Support for Population Cap

KNONAU, Switzerland, May 22 (Reuters) – Since 1990, the population in the Swiss village of Knonau has ⁠more ⁠than doubled, driven by an economic boom in one of ⁠the country’s most business-friendly and prosperous cantons, Zug. The concerns voiced by some residents there that housing and public infrastructure are being overwhelmed ​are central to the …

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Polish President Thanks Trump for Increasing US Military Presence

WARSAW, May ⁠22 (Reuters) – ⁠Polish ⁠President Karol ​Nawrocki thanked ‌U.S. ‌President ⁠Donald Trump ⁠for his decision to ​send additional ​U.S. troops ⁠to Poland. “Good ⁠alliances ⁠are those ​based on cooperation, ​mutual ⁠respect, ⁠and a commitment to our shared ⁠security,” he wrote on the X portal on ⁠Thursday night. (Reporting by Pawel Florkiewicz; Editing ​by …

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Turkey Revokes Licence for University Seized by State in Criminal Probe

ANKARA, May 22 (Reuters) – Turkey ⁠has ⁠revoked the operational ⁠licence for Istanbul Bilgi University, ​effectively forcing it to close, according to ‌a decision published in ‌the Official Gazette on Friday, ⁠after ⁠the university was seized by the state in ​a criminal investigation last year. • Istanbul Bilgi University was established in 1996 and bought …

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Puerto Rico Governor Promises to Alleviate Power and Water Shortages

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Puerto Rico Gov. Jenniffer González pledged Thursday during her annual address to boost the amount of electric energy available to power the U.S. territory as chronic outages persist, angering and frustrating many across the island. She said a bidding process to install 3,000 megawatts of additional power generation capacity …

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South Korean Ministry to Shun Starbucks Vouchers in ‘Tank Day’ Campaign Backlash

SEOUL, May 22 (Reuters) – South Korea’s Interior Minister said ⁠his ⁠ministry would stop offering products ⁠from companies that “make light” of the country’s democratic history, after a public outcry ​over a Starbucks Korea marketing campaign that evoked a brutal 1980 military crackdown on pro-democracy protesters. The coffee chain launched its “Tank ‌Day” campaign on …

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