The EU’s plans to slap sanctions on Belarus have fallen into disarray, sources say
The EU vowed three weeks ago to impose sanctions on Belarus for alleged election fraud and human rights abuses.
Damage from Hurricane Sally could come in anywhere from $8 billion to $10 billion
Thousands of residents along the U.S. Gulf Coast are just starting to tally the damage from Hurricane Sally.
Federal prosecutors file new charges against former Trump aide Lev Parnas
Federal prosecutors said on Thursday they had filed additional charges against Lev Parnas.
The United Kingdom recorded 21 further deaths from COVID-19 on Thursday up from 20 the day before
The United Kingdom recorded 21 further deaths from COVID-19 on Thursday up from 20 the day before.
Women’s rights campaigners in Japan expect little progress to tackle gender disparities
Yoshihide Suga took office as prime minister on Wednesday following the resignation of Shinzo Abe.
Italy’s Enel receives binding bid from Macquarie for its 50% stake in Open Fiber
Italy's Enel has received a binding bid from investment fund Macquarie for its 50% stake in Open Fiber.
Twitter labels tweet by U.S. President Donald Trump
Twitter placed a warning label on a tweet by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Bahrain’s deal with Israel could stir new wave of opposition at home
The deal will enable Bahrain's Sunni Muslim monarchy to win more support from Western and regional partners.
Jordan has identified at least $600 million in taxes owed by companies
Boost to revenues will help improve public finances and support the economy after the shock of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Islamic State blames West Africa affiliate for killing six French aid workers
Islamic State claims responsibility for deaths of six French aid workers and their Nigerien guide and driver.