The Bank of Japan is set to decide whether it needs to adjust its yield curve control program,

Elizabeth Tsurkov was kidnapped in Baghdad by a Shia militia, Israeli officials say.

Residents in a Brazilian community descended from runaway slaves ini Rio de Janeiro have welcomed the visiting monarch of the Bailundo kingdom in Angola, where many of the residents trace their ancestry

Syrians trying to find information about "missing" prisoners, are finding themselves paying thousands to fraudsters.

Shares in the troubled British lender Metro Bank have bounced back by a third on reports that it has been sounding out bigger rivals to buy a chunk of its assets

Britney's memoir promises to be a rollercoaster ride through her life and career and has left Justin reportedly 'concerned' about what it might reveal

Thyssenkrupp AG’s marine arm and India’s Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd. intend to jointly build submarines for the Indian

By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. economy grew at its fastest pace in nearly two years in the third

By Patricia Zengerle WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. Senate passed a sweeping bill setting policy for the Department of Defense on

China has unveiled its latest show of concern for the embattled private sector: asking citizens to call out

The Election Commission of Pakistan will frame charges against former Prime Minister Imran Khan next week after he

The Pūteketeke won after the US talk show host's self-described "alarmingly aggressive" campaign.