Malaysia, Indonesia Muslim groups call for Starbucks boycott
Muslim groups in Malaysia and Indonesia have called for a boycott of Starbucks because of the coffee chain's support for LGBT rights.
Malaysia, Indonesia Muslim groups call for Starbucks boycott
Muslim groups in Malaysia and Indonesia have called for a boycott of Starbucks because of the coffee chain's support for LGBT rights.
China trade with North Korea up but imports off
China's total trade with North Korea has risen despite Beijing's promise to enforce U.N. sanctions over its nuclear program, but Chinese purchases of North Korean goods have fallen sharply.
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Romania: hospital manager sentenced to prison for bribes
A court has sentenced the former manager of the biggest hospital in southeast Romania to six years and eight months in prison for money laundering and taking bribes.
EU, Japan have 'agreement in principle' on free trade deal
The European Union and Japan have reached an "agreement in principle" on a free trade deal that will affect an overwhelming majority of commerce between the two economic giants and will be officially endorsed at a summit of their leaders Thursday.
Italy to nationalize bank, shed $32.5B in bad loans
Troubled Italian bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena's relaunch plan includes the disposal of 28.6 billion euros ($32.5 billion) in bad loans, key to the European Commission's approved plan for the Italian government to take temporary control of the bank.
Eurozone growth 'higher than previously thought'
A closely watched survey shows that economic growth across the 19-country eurozone was even higher than previously thought during June, more evidence of growing momentum in the single currency bloc.
Italy's rescue plan for troubled bank gets EU approval
The European Union's executive has approved Italy's plans to inject 5.4 billion euros ($6 billion) into the struggling bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena as part of a rescue plan.
Police, fire heroics prompt anti-austerity push in Britain
Britain's police and firefighters, repeatedly hailed as heroes in recent months for facing down extremists and rushing into burning buildings, have become the symbol of a new anti-austerity drive in the country.
Qatar, isolated by neighbors, plans gas output boost
The politically isolated Gulf nation of Qatar says it plans to boost production of liquefied natural gas by 30 percent over the coming years.
Qatar, isolated by neighbors, plans gas output boost
The politically isolated Gulf nation of Qatar says it plans to boost production of liquefied natural gas by 30 percent over the coming years.
The Latest: China says Arabs and Qatar should solve crisis
The Latest on the crisis between four major Arab nations and the tiny Persian Gulf country of Qatar (all times local): 10:45 a.m.
Macron says he will lift France's state of emergency
French President Emmanuel Macron will lay out his political, security and diplomatic priorities at an extraordinary joint session of parliament at the chateau of Versailles.
Poland 1st: Why Trump visits ex-communist nation before UK
President Donald Trump is breaking with tradition by visiting Poland, an ex-communist country in central Europe, before making a presidential visit to longtime allies Britain, France or Germany.
Poland 1st: Why Trump visits ex-communist nation before UK
President Donald Trump is breaking with tradition by visiting Poland, an ex-communist country in central Europe, before making a presidential visit to longtime allies Britain, France or Germany.
UK to pull out of fishing deal that let others in its waters
Britain is pulling out of an agreement that permits fishermen from five other countries to operate in U.K. waters, the first step in reasserting control over its fishing industry as it prepares to leave the European Union.
UK to pull out of fishing deal that let others in its waters
Britain is pulling out of an agreement that permits fishermen from five other countries to operate in U.K. waters, the first step in reasserting control over its fishing industry as it prepares to leave the European Union.
Board: Court could decide Puerto Rico power company debt
A federal control board overseeing Puerto Rico's finances says it will allow the U.S. territory to ask a court to restructure roughly $9 billion in debt held by Puerto Rico's power company if needed.
Cheese, please: Japan, EU said near agreement on trade pact
Countering the backlash against free trade by President Donald Trump, Japan and the European Union are rushing to finalize an agreement on easing barriers between their huge economies.













