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By Robin Emmott BRUSSELS (Reuters) - NATO leaders hope to open a new chapter in transatlantic relations at a summit with U.S. President Joe Biden on Monday, agreeing to focus on tackling climate chang...

By Giulio Piovaccari MARANELLO, Italy (Reuters) - Ferrari on Sunday rolled out its first in-house fashion collection, offering fans of the Ferrari brand and its supercars a touch of "couture" within a...

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Victoria state, which was a coronavirus hotspot until last week, reported two new locally acquired COVID-19 cases on Monday. The new infections follow low single-digit n...

(Reuters) - Chesson Hadley was on the cusp of his first PGA Tour win in seven years on Sunday until a disastrous finish at the Palmetto Championship at Congaree where he bogeyed the final three holes ...

LONDON (Reuters) - British manufacturers, spurred by rapidly increasing new orders, have stepped up their plans for hiring and investment as the economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic takes hold...

By Michael Holden LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to announce on Monday that the end of COVID-19 restrictions will be delayed following concern about the rapid rise...

By Ryan Woo and Liangping Gao BEIJING (Reuters) - A Chinese spacecraft will blast off from the Gobi Desert on a Long March rocket in the coming days, ferrying three men to an orbiting space module for...

BRASILIA (Reuters) -Brazil opened the 2021 Copa America with a 3-0 win over a depleted Venezuela on Sunday, dominating their inexperienced opponents from start to finish in a one-sided match. Defender...

By Ron Bousso and Dmitry Zhdannikov LONDON (Reuters) - Six top western energy firms are vying to partner in the vast expansion of Qatar's liquefied natural gas output, industry sources said, helping t...

WELLINGTON, (Reuters) - New Zealand posted a seasonally net migration gain of 1037 permanent and long-term migrants in April, data from Statistics New Zealand showed on Monday. The number of short-ter...