As Indonesian capital approaches 500th anniversary, Jakartans long for seamless transit Zakaria, 24, waited for a less crowded commuter line train so he could sit…
For 22-year-old guide Lakpa Ringi Sherpa, this spring climbing season on Qomolangma, known as Mount Everest in the West, felt different. The fear was still…
Germany, the biggest financially contributing member state of the European Union, has reportedly called for a 400-billion-euro ($455-billion) cut to the bloc’s budget plan for…
As businesses face uncertainties amid regional crisis, investments and hiring slow, affecting migrant workers The United States and Iran have reportedly agreed to halt fresh…
BRUSSELS – The Middle East crisis has increased uncertainty and is affecting both inflation and growth in the euro area, a senior European Central Bank…
OTTAWA/NEW YORK — A destructive “heat dome” is bringing extreme heat to parts of North America, including large areas of Canada and the northeastern United…
The United Kingdom government’s chief climate change advisor has warned that any moves to weaken the country’s approach to achieving net zero greenhouse gas emissions…
The European Union’s investment bank has agreed to lend the multinational aviation and aerospace giant Airbus a record-breaking 3 billion euros ($3.41 billion), to help…
DUBLIN – Stronger heatwaves occurring consistently year after year can no longer be regarded as isolated weather events, Rune Floberghagen, head of the Department of…
As the US celebrates the 250th anniversary of its founding, the country is guarding its door more tightly. A new policy, poised to take effect…
