Category Archives:

LONDON (Reuters) - The head of Britain's business select committee in parliament has written to the competition watchdog to voice concern that regulatory bodies lack the power to intervene when new ow...

NAIROBI (Reuters) - A bridge on the Tekeze river in Ethiopia's Tigray region has been destroyed, the International Rescue Committee said on Thursday, adding that as a result getting aid to the war-rav...

LONDON (Reuters) - Fourth seed Alexander Zverev moved smoothly into the third round at Wimbledon with a 7-5 6-2 6-3 win over American Tennys Sandgren on Thursday. The clean-hitting German was always i...

BERLIN (Reuters) - German police raided more than 100 premises of the Bandidos motorcycle gang on Thursday and seized weapons, ammunition and large amounts of cash, the interior ministry said. Almost ...

By Dawit Endeshaw and Maggie Fick ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Ethiopia's ceasefire with rebel Tigrayan forces is a work in progress and needs both sides' commitment to work, the Foreign Ministry said on T...

MILAN (Reuters) - Italian bank UniCredit will allow its non-branch staff globally to work from home for up to two days a week on average once the health crisis is over, it said on Thursday. The move w...

By Alexandra Valencia and Luc Cohen SAN LUIS, Ecuador (Reuters) - Two dozen workers using six excavators cleared a strip of heavy forest in the foothills of Ecuador's Reventador volcano on an overcast...

LIEGE, Belgium (Reuters) - Caster Semenya vowed to continue her fight against the ban that prevents her from competing in her preferred 800m event after she failed in a bid to qualify for the Tokyo Ol...

By Emma Farge GENEVA (Reuters) - North Macedonia's parliament has voted to form a national park in the Shar mountains, the U.N. Environment Programme said on Thursday, in a move conservationists hope ...

AMMAN (Reuters) - A Jordanian military court on Thursday rejected a defence request to have estranged Prince Hamza testify in a case against a former royal confidant who is accused of destabilising th...