France's government bond yields climbed further on Tuesday ​after their biggest daily rise in nearly a month, with investors ...

The tractors rolling into the town of Gela on the southern tip of Europe are flying the Sicilian flag, emblazoned with Medusa ...

France saw some of the worst unrest in years at the weekend as huge protests across the country over the cost of living and ...

The car that struck an independent Australian lawmaker outside her office had performed a U-turn ​before hitting her, Prime ...

Street riots and curfews in Paris rattle investors already worried about France's debt burden and political uncertainty. A ...

DNA testing has helped identify the remains of missing people in at least three cases in Syria this year, the country's first ...

Wall Street's main indexes opened ​lower on Tuesday, ‌dragged down by renewed weakness in ​AI-linked stocks ​and a rebound in ⁠oil prices, while ​investors braced for ​major corporate earnings reports ...

US Treasury Secretary Scott ​Bessent said on Tuesday that ‌there is not much a Democrat-led House of Representatives could do ...

Companies running Poland's local power grids should be allowed to own batteries where they are needed to stabilise ​the network, the head of the country's energy regulator told Reuters, calling ​for ...

A ​US ‌judge ​dismissed ​on Tuesday ⁠a ​civil ​sexual abuse ​lawsuit ​against OpenAI ‌CEO ⁠Sam ​Altman ​filed ⁠by ​his ...

A union representing Micron Technology workers in Taoyuan, Taiwan, said it would launch a strike on Thursday to coincide with ...

Britain's competition regulator said on Tuesday it was seeking to loosen Apple's grip on contactless payments by proposing ...