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Any US-China trade agreement could provide temporary relief to bilateral tensions but won't change the trajectory of the world fragmenting into separate blocs, a former top US trade official said.

Keir Starmer's Labour elected Lucy Powell as deputy leader, highlighting the growing concern among grassroots members that the UK's governing party risks hemorrhaging support to the left as it seeks to blunt the threat from Nigel Farage's right-wing ...

A delayed snapshot of US inflation in September came in softer than expected, potentially offering a path for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates beyond next week's meeting.

Kenya intends to establish a sovereign wealth fund for revenue from minerals and petroleum to provide buffers against economic shocks and fluctuations in resource earnings.

Finland's Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen touted recent sanctions by the US and European Union targeting Russia's energy sector, but said more pressure is needed if allies are to force Moscow to end its war in Ukraine.

Bank of France Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau warned lawmakers debating the 2026 budget that the deficit must be no greater than 4.8% of economic output to ensure the country can tackle its growing debt burden.

Queen Sirikit, who was Thailand's longest-serving consort, has died. She was 93.

At least one person was killed and ten injured as Ukraine's capital faced the latest in a series of airstrikes from Russia over recent days, local authorities said.

Ivory Coast elections got under way on Saturday after months of tension over President Alassane Ouattara's bid for a fourth term and his main rivals' exclusion from the race.

Malaysia said it is negotiating for chips to be spared from President Donald Trump's tariffs as it prepares to close a trade agreement with the US on Sunday.