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When far-right leader Geert Wilders delivered his victory speech after the shock Dutch election result, he emphasized a

Finland’s government will close its one remaining crossing point with Russia if its neighbor continues with a hybrid

The European Central Bank won’t increase borrowing costs again, unless there is an unexpected event, according to Governing

Distressed debt, political assassinations, anti-mining unrest and soaring crime: Ecuador’s problems would be daunting for an experienced statesman.

The European Commission will lay out a €584 billion ($637 billion) plan to overhaul the region’s power grids

The death of a Taylor Swift fan in the midst of a heat wave in Brazil is another

This list of the world’s most downloaded apps includes everything from TikTok to Candy Crush.

Mexico’s central bank signaled that it needs to see clearer evidence of disinflation before it can join the

First Quantum Minerals Ltd. is winding down operations at its Panama copper mine as a blockade of boats

A far-right election victory and the likelihood of tricky coalition talks have put Dutch businesses on edge about

Germany will suspend a constitutional limit on net new borrowing for a fourth consecutive year after Chancellor Olaf

South Africa’s central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged, while warning that inflationary risks persist and that