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BERLIN (Reuters) - German car parts maker Continental announced plans for a restructuring that will combine from the start of next year business activities around connectivity, mobility, and high-perf...

GOTHENBURG (Reuters) - Swedish police said on Thursday they had arrested a man in absentia for involvement in an explosion in Gothenburg but said they did not believe the incident was linked to gangla...

September 30, 2021 Q: Surprisingly, the 1st one of these appeared in 1970. What is it? A: A two-liter bottle of soda  

BERLIN (Reuters) - A 96-year-old woman whom a judge declared to be on the run after she failed to turn up for the start of her trial on charges of committing war crimes during World War Two has been c...

LONDON (Reuters) - Changes to Britain's border rules this week which prevent European Union ID cards from being accepted as proof of identity could compound existing issues for freight entering the Un...

(Reuters) - Here's what you need to know about the coronavirus right now: Melbourne cases hit record Melbourne's COVID-19 cases surged to record levels on Thursday with officials blaming illegal home ...

By Robin Emmott BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Kosovo agreed on Thursday to withdraw police units from its northern border with Serbia to end a mounting dispute over vehicle licence plates that briefly escalate...

(Reuters) - Activist investor Elliott Management has built a stake in Japan-based Toshiba Corp, the Financial Times reported on Thursday, citing people with direct knowledge of the matter. Toshiba did...

LONDON (Reuters) - Virgin Atlantic, the British airline founded by billionaire Richard Branson, has delayed its plan to list until early 2022 to focus on the reopening of the transatlantic market, sai...

BELGRADE (Reuters) - The European Commission moved on Thursday to reassure Serbia of its future European Union membership after an internal document in Brussels showed that EU states could no longer a...