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Three Baltic countries and Ukraine said they won’t attend a meeting of the European security body OSCE after

Britain’s pet-owners have been splashing out on Halloween costumes and wellness products for their beloved dogs and cats,

It’s hard to imagine a more appropriate setting for Amanda Joy Ravenhill’s first psychedelic experience than Burning Man,

Arsenal will allow Aaron Ramsdale to leave at the end of the season but do not intend to sell him in the January transfer window. Chelsea and Newcastle are interested in the goalkeeper, but they do not want to complete a deal in the upcoming window.

Brazil’s annual inflation slowed roughly in line with expectations in early November, approaching the target range as central

Poland’s next government wants to accelerate the country’s exit from coal and boost green power sources in an

Lending to euro-area businesses fell for the first time in eight years — adding to evidence that steep

Oil executives are flocking to Venezuela to take advantage of lighter US sanctions, even though there’s a risk

EasyJet Plc signaled confidence in a sustained recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic, reinstating its dividend even as the

Tottenham are the latest Premier League team to show an interest in Blackburn's Adam Wharton. The midfielder is also admired by the likes of Liverpool and Manchester United.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer David Solomon argued recent proposals by regulators to force banks to

A spate of attacks on merchant shipping near Yemen and Somalia, likely triggered by the war in Gaza,