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By Sudipto Ganguly (Reuters) - Emma Raducanu has spent her time hopping from one media interview to another since her fairytale U.S. Open triumph and how she deals with her new-found fame could be as ...

By Arathy S Nair (Reuters) - U.S. energy producers have cut so deeply into a once-large reserve of oil wells waiting to be turned on they soon may have to resume drilling to keep production from saggi...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Three former U.S. presidents - Republican George W. Bush and Democrats Bill Clinton and Barack Obama - have banded together behind a new group aimed at supporting refugees from ...

CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt on Tuesday reopened to tourists the 4,700-year-old southern tomb of King Djoser at the pyramid of Saqqara after a 15-year renovation. The tomb, south of Cairo, lies near the Th...

BERLIN (Reuters) - German police arrested a German-Iranian man suspected of exporting equipment to be used in Iran's nuclear and missile programmes in breach of European Union sanctions, Germany's fed...

By Reuters Staff (Reuters) - COVID-19 vaccine booster shots will be made widely available to Americans this month, while several other countries including Britain, Israel, Germany and France, have dec...

By Kate Lamb and Tom Allard JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia plans to start opening its borders to foreigners in November once 70% of its target population have received at least one vaccine shot, its he...

By Wendell Roelf CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Efforts to develop an African base for COVID-19 vaccine production will focus on trying to replicate Moderna's shot, but a lack of progress in talks with the U.S...

(Reuters) - Confederation of African Football (CAF) president Patrice Motsepe says discussions around hosting the World Cup every two years should continue "in an open minded manner", providing a pote...

(Reuters) - Houston Ship Channel vessel traffic was idled Tuesday morning as ship pilots continued to suspend activity as Hurricane Nicholas moved through the area, a pilot official said. The ports of...