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IMAGES Italy's Costa Cruises ship Costa Victoria docks at the port of Civitavecchia, some 70 kilometres northwest of Rome. Italy's Costa Cruises said it was isolating more than 700 guests on board its Victoria ship after one of them tested positive for th

Cruise Ships Cluttering Italy’s Coast Are An 'Eyesore' To Locals: Here’s Why

Italians are calling a cluster of cruise ships anchored off the coast an "eyesore."

Merkel Goes All Out For Laschet As Party Lags In Polls

Armin Laschet's ratings have plummeted following a series of missteps

Merkel goes all out for Laschet as party lags in polls

Toyota To Spend $13.6 Billion On Electric Car Batteries By 2030

Toyota is a pioneer of hybrid vehicles and autos using hydrogen fuel, and is also stepping up its development of battery-powered electric cars

The Japanese car giant said in a presentation it plans to pour 1.5 trillion yen into the development and supply of batteries for electric vehicles and that it aims to cut battery costs by half per car by 2030.

British driver George Russell is joining F1 team Mercedes in 2022

Russell Confirmed As Hamilton's New Teammate At Mercedes

Russell confirmed as Hamilton's new teammate at Mercedes

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A port in China's eastern Jiangsu province is surrounded by cars

China Trade Enjoys Forecast-beating Surge In August

China trade enjoys forecast-beating surge in August

Experts don't expect the end of the government scheme to support private-sector jobs will help the hard hit logistics sector recruit more drivers

UK Awaits Fallout From End Of Jobs Support Scheme

UK awaits fallout from end of jobs support scheme

Tycoon JD.com Founder Steps Back As China Tech Scrutiny Deepens

Tycoon JD.com founder steps back as China tech scrutiny deepens

Put off by erratic Covid restrictions and the high cost of mandatory tests, Brits stayed home in their droves

European Tourists Boost Sector, But Can't Top Americans, Asians

European tourists boost sector, but can't top Americans, Asians

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, seen here at National Volunteer Day, has issued a decree limiting the power of social media platform to moderate content

Bolsonaro Issues Decree Limiting Social Media Moderation

Bolsonaro issues decree limiting social media moderation

Ghawsuddin Mubariz, 20, said he felt welcome when he fled to Turkey from Afghanistan nearly two years ago but that has now changed

'We Live In Fear': Once Embracing, Turkey Turns On Migrants

'We live in fear': Once embracing, Turkey turns on migrants

The United States says that Beijing is carrying out genocide against Uyghurs and other mostly Muslim Turkic people in Xinjiang, where more than one million people have been held in camps.

Activists Accuse German Firms Over Uyghur Forced Labour

Activists accuse German firms over Uyghur forced labour

The UN cites air pollution as the world's most lethal environmental problem, blaming it for at least 7 million deaths every year

Funding Needed To Tackle Life-shortening Air Pollution: Report

Funding needed to tackle life-shortening air pollution: report

Secretary of State Antony Blinken (R), seen here being greeted by a Qatari diplomat upon his arrival in the Gulf state, is the most senior US official to visit the region since the Taliban's lightning takeover of Afghanistan on August 15

Blinken In Doha For Afghan Crisis Talks With Qatar

Blinken in Doha for Afghan crisis talks with Qatar

The Cuban government has announced schools will reopen gradually, in October and November, but only after all children have been vaccinated

In World First, Cuba Starts Covid Jabs For Toddlers

In world first, Cuba starts Covid jabs for toddlers

Police and journalists gather around a hole used by six Palestinian prisoners to escape from the Gilboa Prison after they dug a tunnel beneath a sink

Six Palestinians Escape Israeli Jail, Including Top Ex-militant

Six Palestinians escape Israeli jail, including top ex-militant

Satellite images from Maxar Technologies show six planes on September 3 at the Mazar-i-Sharif airport in northern Afghanistan, where there are reports several hundred people have been prevented from leaving the country

Pressure On US As NGOs Say Flights From Afghanistan Blocked

Pressure on US as NGOs say flights from Afghanistan blocked

Maria Kolesnikova is the only major leader of last year's mass protests still in Belarus

Belarus Hands Long Prison Term To Protest Leader Kolesnikova

Belarus hands long prison term to protest leader Kolesnikova

Marijuana News: Labor Day Ranks Among Highest Sales Days For Cannabis

Marijuana has become more openly accepted as a way to celebrate holidays and can be even be considered an economic booster with the expressive sales accumulated on these days.

VW, which presented its ID.Life electric car at the International Motor Show in Munich, aims to become the world's largest electric carmaker by 2025

VW's Electric Push 'Can't Go Any Faster', Says CEO

Volkswagen chief executive Herbert Diess said the group "was really fast in changing" as its sets its sights on becoming a global leader in environmentally-friendly, battery-powered vehicles.

Come to bed eyes: Belmondo starred in Jean Becker's "A Man Named Rocca" in 1961 with Beatrice Altariba

Belmondo, French Film's Handsome Devil, Dies At 88

Belmondo, French film's handsome devil, dies at 88

Around 90 relatives are expected to address the court in the coming days

Families Slam 'Corrupt' Russia At MH17 Crash Trial

Families slam 'corrupt' Russia at MH17 crash trial

A screengrab from the video, in which Conde was seen sitting on a sofa with troops nearby

Guinea Junta Stands By Business Commitments, Vows 'Union' Government

Guinea junta stands by business commitments, vows 'union' government

Paul Spavor pauses while speaking to supporters of his brother, Michael Spavor, and Michael Kovrig, as demonstrators gather ahead of a 5 kilometer walk in Ottawa, Ontario on September 5, 2021, to mark the pair's 1,000 days in a Chinese prison

Marchers Walk 7,000 Steps For Canadian Pair Detained By China

Marchers walk 7,000 steps for Canadian pair detained by China

Mobile phone networks are to be shut down for two weeks to assist Nigerian authorities in their efforts to combat armed criminal groups

Nigeria Troops Raid Bandit Camps In Northwest

Nigeria troops raid bandit camps in northwest

Here’s How You Can Save On Your Labor Day Shopping

Find out the best Labor Day deals and how to spend smart.

HSBC's Hong Kong headquarters is an iconic presence for the major global financial centre's biggest bank, which gets around 90 percent of its profit from the region

European Banks Active In Tax Havens Despite Scandals: Survey

European banks have not reduced their presence in tax havens, despite several scandals that have revealed the dubious practices multinationals use to avoid taxes.

The British Royal Navy's HMS Queen Elizabeth aircraft is the flagship of the UK's Carrier Strike Group deployment, which has been making stops around Japan and carrying out exercises along with vessels from allied nations in recent weeks

British Aircraft Carrier In Japan On Indo-Pacific Mission

British aircraft carrier in Japan on Indo-Pacific mission

'The system of multinationals' taxation, which is over 100 years old, is not suited for a 21st century globalised economy,' says Joseph Stiglitz

Nobel Laureate Stiglitz Says Global Tax Plan Should Aim Higher

Nobel economics prize laureate Joseph Stiglitz praised international backing for a global tax on corporations but said the minimum rate agreed by governments to battle "the dark side of globalization" remains too low.

The French cement firm is fighting criminal charges over alleged payments to jihadists in Syria

French Firm Lafarge Awaits Ruling On Syria 'Crimes Against Humanity'

French firm Lafarge awaits ruling on Syria 'crimes against humanity'

Mullah Neda Mohammad says the Taliban "don't consider IS as a threat"

Taliban Provincial Governor Vows To Fight IS

Taliban provincial governor vows to fight IS

Inflation has been running high in the eurozone but the ECB has so far held off adjusting the support for the economy it introduced at the outset of the coronavirus pandemic

High Inflation Looms Over ECB Meeting

High inflation looms over ECB meeting

German industrial orders soared despite global shortages in key components.

German Industrial Orders Reach Record High

German industrial orders climbed to a new high in July, official data showed Monday, as the economy continued its strong recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.