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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia is concerned about increased nuclear activities by Iran which threaten regional security, a Saudi foreign ministry official said, after Tehran started the process of pro...

By Cynthia Kim BUSAN (Reuters) - Unable to get a slot on a container vessel, Lee Sang-hoon is considering using fishing trawlers docked for repair in the South Korean port of Busan to meet surging exp...

By James Pearson HANOI (Reuters) - In Vietnam, where the state is fighting a fierce online battle against political dissent, social media "influencers" are more likely to be soldiers than celebrities....

By Kate Holton LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's biggest port said that post-Brexit disruption could return to Dover and slow trade when holidaymakers head for Europe this summer so the government must urg...

MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Taliban currently controls more than two thirds of the border between Afghanistan and Tajikistan, the Interfax news agency cited Russia's foreign ministry as saying on Friday. T...

(The seventh paragraph contains language that may offend some readers) By Peter Hobson LONDON (Reuters) - Kerry Kraker, 56, has worked in kitchens all his life. Since March he's spent around $100 a we...

MADRID (Reuters) - Spain is a safe destination for tourists even though COVID-19 cases are rising, Tourism Minister Reyes Maroto said on Friday, citing its vaccination programme and the number of hosp...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo 2020 President Seiko Hashimoto said on Friday she aimed to reach an agreement on Paralympic spectators with relevant parties "at the earliest possible" timing after the close o...

(Reuters) - British jet and auto parts supplier Senior Plc on Friday forecast 2021 performance to be slightly ahead of its previous expectations, encouraged by "clear signs of recovery" in the aerospa...

BEIJING (Reuters) - Auto sales in China, the world's biggest car market, fell 12.4% in June from the corresponding month a year earlier, industry data showed on Friday. Overall sales stood at 2.02 mil...