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(Reuters) - Former England defender Terry Butcher wants heading to be gradually phased out of the sport to reduce the risk of brain trauma and neurodegenerative diseases. Butcher, 62, was a no-nonsens...

CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela on Friday will launch its second monetary overhaul in three years by cutting six zeros from the bolivar currency in response to hyperinflation, simplifying accounting but...

PRAGUE (Reuters) - Czech Foreign Minister Jakub Kulhanek said on Friday that any agreement with Poland on the disputed Turow coal mine needed to last for longer than the two years that Warsaw has offe...

By Jan Strupczewski BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission may approve in November EU-funded national recovery plans of Poland and Hungary, but will set conditions linked to respecting the rule ...

By Aniruddha Ghosh (Reuters) - A slump in Zoom Video Communications Inc's share price likely limited its ability to sweeten a nearly $15 billion all-stock offer for call center software firm Five9 and...

By Muvija M (Reuters) - British cinema chains will enjoy the luxury of full houses this weekend thanks to the enduring allure of the James Bond franchise, but their challenge is to make movie-going a ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Bitcoin extended gains on Friday, climbing over 9% in late morning trade to $47,800, its highest in 12 days. (Reporting by Tom Wilson; Editing by Saikat Chatterjee)

BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's nuclear watchdog withheld permits for two new reactors at the Paks nuclear power plant pending additional information from the Russia-led project's managers, further ham...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Greens and Free Democrats met on Friday for a second round of exploratory talks aimed at finding common ground on which to form a new coalition government with either the ...

(Reuters) - More than half of all U.S. deaths involving police violence from 1980-2018 were not listed as such in the government's main database, according to a study conducted by researchers at the U...