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(Reuters) - Russia's central bank sees room for an interest rate cut as weekly inflation is slowing, Deputy Governor Alexei Zabotkin said on Thursday, Interfax new agency reported. It will present new...

By Vera Eckert, Shadia Nasralla and Ron Bousso FRANKFURT/LONDON (Reuters) - People on the streets of Berlin have waved Ukrainian flags in demonstrations of support since Russia invaded Ukraine in Febr...

PARIS (Reuters) - A group of minority shareholders in TotalEnergies will present to the shareholders meeting a resolution asking the oil and gas major to detail its efforts to reduce greenhouse gas em...

(Reuters) - Ukraine's delayed World Cup qualification playoff semi-final against Scotland has been rearranged for June 1, with the winners scheduled to face Wales four days later for a place at this y...

JAKARTA (Reuters) - G20 host Indonesia said on Thursday Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov had confirmed he plans to attend virtually next week's meeting of finance ministers and central bank gov...

By Elizabeth Howcroft LONDON (Reuters) - Crypto entrepreneur Sina Estavi made headlines in March 2021 when he paid $2.9 million for an NFT of Twitter boss Jack Dorsey's first tweet. But his efforts to...

By Mimosa Spencer PARIS (Reuters) - The Cannes Film Festival will open on its 75th anniversary next month with the screening of a film about zombies,"Z (Comme Z)" by Michel Hazanavicius, director of a...

THE HAGUE (Reuters) - An Afghan man was convicted by a Dutch court on Thursday of war crimes and torture for abusing political opponents at Kabul's Pul-e-Charkhi prison in the 1980s and was sentenced ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. business inventories increased more than expected in February amid a moderation in sales, data showed on Thursday. Business inventories rose 1.5% after climbing 1.3% in Jan...

(Reuters) - Canada on Thursday authorized British drugmaker AstraZeneca Plc's antibody-based therapy for preventing COVID-19 infections, giving itself another weapon against the disease as cases rise ...