Author Archives: Syndicated Content

By Ruma Paul DHAKA (Reuters) - A huge fire swept through Rohingya refugee camps in southern Bangladesh on Monday, destroying thousands of homes, officials and witnesses said. Video shot by a resident ...

By David Milliken LONDON (Reuters) - British inflation is on course to rise rapidly this year, to well above its 2% target, throwing into sharper relief splits at the Bank of England about how vulnera...

DUBLIN (Reuters) - Any European Union restrictions on vaccine exports would be a "retrograde step" that could undermine the supply of raw materials for vaccine production, Irish Prime Minister Michel ...

By Mitch Phillips LONDON (Reuters) - World Athletics president Sebastian Coe says that his sport can have a huge influence on helping the post-pandemic world address the global health crisis and is ma...

By Steven Scheer JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel is preparing for another tender to allocate more fifth generation (5G) mobile frequencies as soon as late 2021, aiming to boost the economy from new techn...

DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia presented a new peace initiative on Monday to end the war in Yemen, which would include a nationwide ceasefire under U.N. supervision and the reopening of air and sea li...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany is set to continue massive deficit-spending in the COVID-19 pandemic with a debt-financed supplementary budget of some 60 billion euros for this year and a 2022 draft budget...

LONDON (Reuters) - An independent report expected to rule on whether Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon broke a ministerial code of conduct will be published later on Monday, the Scottish gover...

(Reuters) - Canadian Pacific's $25 billion deal to buy Kansas City Southern and create a rail network from Canada to Mexico may increase industry price competition and is thus unlikely to face regulat...

(Reuters) - Richmond Federal Reserve Bank President Thomas Barkin on Monday said that in coming months he won't be paying much attention to what he expects to be pretty large price spikes compared to ...