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By Philip Blenkinsop BRUSSELS The European Parliament approved on Wednesday the European Union's free trade agreement with New

The UK government is leaning toward ordering a probe into RedBird IMI’s proposed Telegraph deal, after the prospect

Sir Alex Ferguson admits he's 'optimistic' about Sir Jim Ratcliffe's imminent investment in Manchester United. The British billionaire is expected to finalise a deal with the current ownership within the next week.

OPEC+ has delayed its ministerial meeting to set output policy to Nov. 30 from Nov. 26 as previously

SEOUL (Reuters) -Officials and experts around the world are seeking to determine whether North Korea's first spy satellite is operational

The United Arab Emirates will add more solar power plants and battery storage sites in the oil-rich nation’s

SYDNEY Australian home prices have defied a substantial jump in interest rates to hit a record high, data

A recent uptick in scams targeting older adults has seniors wondering who’s really calling them

Fans of Brazil and Argentina brawled before World Cup qualifying match.

Germany is the land of Oktoberfest, Christmas markets, and super literal compound words like Glühbirne (“glow pear,” a.k.a. “lightbulb”) and Baumwolle (“tree wool,” otherwise known as cotton).

Juventus' former chief scout reveals how close the club came to signing Jude Bellingham in 2019.

BERLIN The negative court ruling on German finances last week could cost Intel billions of euros in subsidies