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Germany’s top court struck down a key element of the government’s plans to address climate change and transform

Poland is expected to access some additional European Union financing by the end of the year, as opposition

European Central Bank Governing Council member Mario Centeno said there are concerns over whether the euro-area economy will

Thailand plans to borrow 500 billion baht ($14 billion) in phases to finance a cash handout program to

Subrata Roy, who owned a multibillion dollar business conglomerate, died on Tuesday at the age of 75.

By Max Hunder SELYDOVE, Ukraine (Reuters) -At least one person was killed in an overnight Russian missile strike that hit

The scheme allows French nationals to travel to Guernsey with their National ID card.

By Andy Bruce and William Schomberg LONDON (Reuters) -British inflation cooled by more than expected in October as household energy

China’s top province for solar power will increase payments for battery storage plants to incentivize investment in the

Siemens Energy AG sees a net gain in the coming fiscal year driven by asset sales, as a

Alstom SA is cutting jobs and selling assets to shore up its balance sheet after cash-burn concerns wiped

The main US federal government pension will exclude investments in Hong Kong, in addition to mainland China, for