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People in more than 100 Italian towns and cities voted on Sunday to pick municipal mayors in a run-off ballot. » Read More
A shift in attention to geopolitical events this year could undermine the sustainability of the global upswing, warned the Bank of International Standards. » Read More |
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives widened their lead over the Social Democrats (SPD) to 15 points in a weekly opinion poll. » Read More |
Britain's Brexit minister David Davis said on Sunday he was "pretty sure" he could negotiate a good deal to leave the European Union. » Read More |
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Brexit commission needed to draw poison from debate, says Archbishop
Britain's parliament was hit by a cyber attack on Saturday in which hackers tried to access email accounts.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg snubbed a White House meeting where Alphabet's Schmidt praised Trump. Here's why it could backfire.
Former French minister Richard Ferrand was elected on Saturday to lead President Macron's lawmakers in parliament
France welcomed a strategic cooperation deal with Belgium under which Belgium will buy armored vehicles worth 1.1 billion euros.
Oil prices fell sharply this week on concerns about global oversupply, but now might be the time to buy the commodity.
Theresa May offered fellow EU leaders a "fair" deal on Thursday for compatriots living in Britain after Brexit, though her peers sounded skeptical and demanded more detail.
Bank of England policymaker Kristin Forbes said Thursday she feared the pound's weakness would have a lasting upward effect on inflation.
Imagination Technologies announced it had put itself up for sale on Thursday, weeks after the group launched a formal dispute against Apple.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said after meetings in Washington that Kiev and the United States would soon sign a number of agreements boosting defense cooperation.
Russia's deputy foreign minister says he has cancelled upcoming meetings with the U.S. after the Trump administration approved a new round of sanctions.
Boris Becker has been declared bankrupt by a British court after he failed to pay a long-standing debt.
Oil prices could be poised to fall below $40 a barrel before too long, according to an analyst at Energy Aspects.
Trump's state visit to Britain appears to have been postponed, as the announcement was omitted from the Queen's Speech on Wednesday.
Prince Philip has been admitted to hospital with an infection but he remains in good spirits, Buckingham Palace said.
A Russian fighter jet flew within five feet of a U.S. Air Force spy plane in an "unsafe" manner over the Baltic Sea on Monday, U.S. officials said.
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