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The dollar edged higher on Monday in thin and choppy trading, in line with higher U.S.

The yen won a brief reprieve after hitting fresh two-decade lows from Japanese policymaker comments on Monday, even as holidays confined the U.S.

The dollar rose to a fresh two-year high on Monday in thin and choppy trading, in line with higher U.S.

Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Monday the yen's recent moves had been "quite sharp" and could hurt companies' business plans, offering his strongest warning to date of the risks stemming from the currency's depreciation.

Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Monday the yen's recent moves have been "quite sharp" and could hurt companies' business plans, offering his strongest warning to date of the risks stemming from the currency's depreciation.

France's presidential rivals gird for high-stakes debate

Exiled Nicaraguan ambassador 'fed up with cruelty'

Oil prices steadied on Monday as worries over slowing demand in China prompted investors to take profits on gains made earlier in the day on concerns over tight supply and the deepening Ukraine crisis.

Sri Lanka's worst economic crisis has triggered an unprecedented wave of spontaneous protests as the island nation of 22 million people struggles with prolonged power cuts and a shortage of essentials, including fuel and medicines.

Global Citizen, an international non-profit aiming to help end poverty, said on Monday it plans to launch six funds of up to $1 billion each focused on generating environmental and social impact in the developing world.

New clashes over anti-immigration rally in Sweden

Orthodox Palm Sunday brings brief respite to Ukraine's Kramatorsk

The oil market has a long history of booms and busts, driven by geopolitical events and business cycles.

JPMorgan's net earnings dropped by 42%, while Wells Fargo & Co. missed revenue estimates.

'This is my third war': Ukraine's elderly are conflict's forgotten victims

Afghanistan death toll in 'Pakistan strikes' rises to at least 47: officials

Divers find 'no leaks' from fuel-laden ship sunk off Tunisia

Through the use of cameras, motion sensors, and computers, AI can constantly measure conditions on the ground, enabling event officials to react quickly and efficiently to any changes that could spell trouble.

Yemen's new leaders say focused on peace path

Ukraine vows to fight to the end in Mariupol as ultimatum expires

Coachella Valley businesses are flourishing with the return of one of music's most-touted events, a boon for the region that counts festivals as key to its economic engine.

Tunisian weavers turn rags into eco-friendly rugs

The male model testing gender norms in a changing Saudi Arabia

Families demand justice four years on from Nicaragua protest repression

Shanghai's lockdown could have a crippling effect on other world economies.

Taliban warns Pakistan after rocket attacks kill 5 Afghan children

In Kyiv, a sunny respite from weeks of war

Food costs are predicted to rise between 4.5% to 5.5% in the coming months.

Fuel-laden ship sinks off Tunisia coast