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Marina Ovsyannikova, a former Russian state TV editor who protested against the Kremlin’s war on Ukraine during a live broadcast, has fled to Europe, according…
Read more →Spain’s competition watchdog has launched a fresh antitrust investigation into online travel platform Booking.com, homing in on unfair trading conditions and commercial policies. The National…
Read more →PARIS — French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday called for more support for consumers and companies that choose electric cars produced in the EU instead…
Read more →A pro-Moscow official in the occupied Ukrainian region of Donetsk claimed that the mayor’s office in the separatist-controlled territory had been hit by Ukrainian rockets…
Read more →LONDON — Jeremy Hunt, the man brought in to save Liz Truss’ floundering premiership and calm spooked markets, warned Sunday that he’s “not taking anything…
Read more →Chinese government officials are stonewalling U.S. efforts to solidify a long-planned face-to-face meeting between President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines…
Read more →The death toll from an explosion in a Turkish coal mine had risen to 41, authorities said Saturday, with 11 workers hospitalized. The explosion struck…
Read more →Germany’s Green party has backed Economy Minister Robert Habeck’s plan to extend the life of two nuclear power plants, despite bitter divisions within the party.…
Read more →Danone is seeking a Russian buyer for its dairy business in a deal that could result in a write-off of up to €1 billion. The…
Read more →Russia has warned that it might not extend the Black Sea grain initiative next month unless certain demands are met, in a move that threatens…
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