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(Reuters) - A herd of wild elephants trekking across China took a break to forage and play in a forest in China's Yunnan province, after one animal became separated from the group. The main herd of 14...

By Robin Emmott BRUSSELS (Reuters) - NATO leaders will seek reassurance on Monday from U.S. President Joe Biden that after four years of denigration by his predecessor Donald Trump, the alliance can c...

By Mike Dolan LONDON (Reuters) - A surge in cyber attacks and ransomware hacks since the start of pandemic lockdowns is alarming for a world of finance moving headlong into digital money and remote wo...

By Gul Yousafzai QUETTA, Pakistan (Reuters) - A bus crammed with pilgrims coming back from a religious festival crashed in southwest Pakistan on Friday killing at least 20 and leaving 10 others critic...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German output is rebounding from its pandemic-induced slump and inflation could rise faster than currently expected, potentially affecting behaviour in the economy, the German ce...

By Noah Browning LONDON (Reuters) - OPEC+ oil producers will need to boost their output in order to meet demand set to recover to pre-pandemic levels by the end of 2022, the International Energy Agenc...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo 2020 would be "grateful" if Group of Seven countries could support the Summer Games going ahead as planned, Tokyo 2020 organising committee president Seiko Hashimoto told a new...

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - A consortium will take a 51% stake in South African Airways and inject over 3 billion rand ($221.60 million) in the struggling airline, public enterprises minister Pravin Gord...

By Richard Evans ADELAIDE (Reuters) - Australia's top swimmers are gearing up for an Olympics like no other in Tokyo next month but first they have to secure their spots on the team at this week's hig...

1/ FED-FLATION RUMBLINGS Markets will listen closely to what the Federal Reserve will have to say on inflation at the end of their two day meeting on Wednesday, amid concerns that trillions in fiscal ...