The British steel industry suffered a severe blow as India’s Tata confirmed fears it was about to put its UK business up for sale.
The FBI has abandoned its attempt to force Apple to help it break into the San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone, after it found another way to access the device’s contents without the company’...
Two brothers with suspected links to the plotters of the Paris attacks were identified by Belgian prosecutors as the suicide bombers in Tuesday’s double strike on Brussels’ airport and me...
Belgian authorities launched a manhunt for a suspected Isis bomber involved in the attacks in Brussels that killed at least 30 people and injured hundreds of others at Zaventem airport an...
Donald Trump, the frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination, has questioned the US role in Nato and suggested that Washington could no longer afford to maintain its commitmen...
Barack Obama has arrived in Cuba for a historic visit, the first by a sitting US president in 88 years. Accompanied by his wife Michelle and daughters Sasha and Malia, the president hopes...
Brazil was on the brink of a constitutional crisis after a judge blocked President Dilma Rousseff’s appointment of her predecessor, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, to her cabinet, prompting cl...
The second “Super Tuesday” of the US primary season was marked by emphatic victories for both the Republican and Democratic frontrunners.
Vladimir Putin ordered Russia’s armed forces to start pulling out of Syria on Tuesday, as peace talks resumed between the Assad regime and Syrian opposition forces in Geneva. The Kremlin ...
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has suffered a dramatic setback in regional elections seen as a referendum on her contentious refugee policies. Her CDU party failed in its hopes of winnin...
The European Central Bank cut interests rates to a new low and expanded quantitative easing as part of a larger than expected package of measures meant to stimulate the eurozone economy. ...
China’s investment in Europe and the US has reached record highs, despite the slowdown in its domestic economy.
Citigroup has set the stage for another batch of lacklustre financial results at the world’s biggest investment banks after warning of further declines at some of its most important busin...
Negative interest rates risk backfiring the longer and more deeply central banks in Europe and Japan venture into this unconventional monetary policy, economists from the Bank for Interna...
The EU is close to a breakthrough deal with Ankara that would see all non-Syrian migrants reaching Greek islands returned to Turkey, marking a crucial step in the bloc’s hardening stance ...
