Urgent Action Needed To Tackle Surge In Food Insecurity, U.N. Agency Says
Conflict, extreme weather and economic shocks increased the number of people facing food crises by a fifth to 193 million last year and the outlook will worsen without urgent action "on a massive scale," a humanitarian agency said on Tuesday.
Lacklustre Earnings, Fed Nerves Weigh On European Shares
European stocks slipped on Wednesday, dented by disappointing earnings and nerves ahead of a policy decision by the U.S.
European Shares Slammed By Lacklustre Earnings, Fed Jitters
European stocks dropped on Wednesday, weighed by disappointing earnings and investor jitters ahead of a policy decision by the U.S.
Maersk In Talks With Buyers For Stake As Quits Russia
Maersk has found possible buyers for its stake in Global Ports Investments, which operates ports in Russia as it withdraws from the country following a final cargo shipment this week, the Danish shipping group said on Wednesday.
French Left Agrees In Principle On Rare Coalition Deal To Take On Macron
France's Socialist Party and the hard-left La France Insoumise (LFI) agreed in principle on Wednesday to run together in June parliamentary elections and try to deprive newly re-elected President Emmanuel Macron of a majority.
French Left Agrees Rare Coalition Deal To Take On Macron
France's Socialist Party and the hard-left La France Insoumise (LFI) agreed in principle on Wednesday to run together in June parliamentary elections and try to deprive newly re-elected President Emmanuel Macron of a majority.
EU Plans Phased Oil Ban On Russia, Also Targeting More Banks
The European Union's chief executive on Wednesday proposed a phased oil embargo on Russia over its war in Ukraine, as well as sanctioning Russia's top bank and banning Russian broadcasters from European airwaves, in a bid to deepen Moscow's isolation.
EU Proposes Russian Oil Ban To Make Putin 'Pay High Price' For Ukraine
The European Union's chief executive on Wednesday proposed a phased oil embargo on Russia, sanctions on its top bank and a ban on Russian broadcasters from European airwaves in its toughest measures yet to punish Moscow for its war in Ukraine.
EU's Toughest Russia Sanctions Yet Snag On Worries Over Oil Ban
The European Union's executive on Wednesday proposed the toughest package of sanctions yet against Moscow for its war in Ukraine, but several countries worried about the impact of cutting off Russia oil imports stood in the way of agreement.
UK Watchdog Probes Audits Of Gupta-owned Metal Companies
Britain's accounting watchdog has opened four investigations into audits by King & King of steel and aluminium companies owned by metals tycoon Sanjeev Gupta's GFG Alliance, it said on Wednesday.
Pandora Warns Of Uncertainty In 2022 After Record Quarter
Jewellery maker Pandora warned on Wednesday that higher inflation and the Ukraine war posed increased uncertainty for its full-year earnings, despite reporting record first-quarter revenue and raising its sales outlook slightly.
Volkswagen Keeps Outlook As Global Network Offsets Supply Chain Woes
Volkswagen, Europe's top carmaker, on Wednesday stuck to its outlook for the current year after its global production network helped it offset supply chain disruptions caused by the war in Ukraine and the coronavirus pandemic.
Volkswagen Sticks To Outlook As Size Offset Supply Chain Woes
Volkswagen, Europe's top carmaker, on Wednesday stuck to its outlook for 2022, shrugging off supply chain disruptions caused by the war in Ukraine and the pandemic by drawing on its global production network.
Investor Pessimism Mounts As More Fed Rate Hikes Loom
Stock market investors are heading into the U.S. Federal Reserve's rate-setting announcement particularly pessimistic, with fresh milestones for bond yields and worries about rocketing inflation weighing on sentiment as the central bank is expected to hike rates further.
EU Eyes Russian Oil Import Ban Amid New Bid To Evacuate Mariupol
EU eyes Russian oil import ban amid new bid to evacuate Mariupol
Equinor Posts Record $18 Billion Profit As Gas Prices Soar In Europe
Norway's Equinor reported a record quarterly pretax profit on Wednesday, as the war in Ukraine triggered an energy supply crunch that sent natural gas prices soaring to all-time highs.
Equinor Posts Record Profit As Gas Prices Soar In Europe
Equinor reported record earnings on Wednesday, as the war in Ukraine triggered an energy supply crunch that sent gas prices soaring to all-time highs.
Vitol Sends First Shipment Of Russian ESPO Crude Cargo To UAE, Data Shows
The world's largest independent oil trader, Vitol, loaded a cargo of Russian ESPO Blend crude for the United Arab Emirates this week, the first such voyage for the grade, data from several analytics firms showed.
All In The Family: Philippine Dynasties Tighten Grip On Power
All in the family: Philippine dynasties tighten grip on power
Boxer Battles Poverty, Misogyny To Be Vietnam's First World Champion
Boxer battles poverty, misogyny to be Vietnam's first world champion
Central American, Caribbean Blocs Condemn Attack On Ukraine
Two blocs of Central American and Caribbean countries condemned Russia's attack on Ukraine and warned about the impact of the conflict on the region Tuesday, following meetings between diplomats and a high-ranking European Union representative.
EU Set To Unveil Sanctions On Russian Oil As Fighting Rages In Ukraine
The European Union is expected to outline oil sanctions against Russia on Wednesday as its forces pounded targets in eastern Ukraine, unleashing rockets on a steel plant that is the last redoubt of resistance in the port city of Mariupol.
More Ukrainian Evacuees Leave Ruined Mariupol As EU Targets Russian Oil, Banks
A convoy of buses attempted to evacuate more civilians from the devastated port city of Mariupol on Wednesday as Russian forces pounded targets across eastern Ukraine and tried to advance westwards against heavy Ukrainian resistance.
EU Targets Russian Oil, Banks As Moscow's Ally Belarus Stages Army Drills
The EU proposed its toughest sanctions yet against Russia on Wednesday, including a phased oil embargo, as Ukraine came under further heavy Russian bombardment and nervously monitored large-scale army drills in neighbouring Belarus, a close Moscow ally.
EU Targets Russian Oil, Banks As Ukraine Says Russian Offensive Intensifies
The European Union proposed its toughest sanctions yet against Russia on Wednesday, including a phased oil embargo, as Kyiv said Moscow was intensifying an offensive in eastern Ukraine and close Russian ally Belarus announced large-scale army drills.
EU Aims For Russian Oil Ban As Ukraine Says Battlefield Assault Intensifies
The European Union proposed its toughest sanctions yet against Russia on Wednesday, including a phased oil embargo, as Kyiv said Moscow was intensifying an offensive in eastern Ukraine and close Russian ally Belarus announced large-scale army drills.
EU Plans Russian Oil Ban; Ukraine Reports Heavy Eastern Assault
The European Union proposed its toughest sanctions yet against Russia on Wednesday, including a phased oil embargo, as Moscow pressed an offensive in eastern Ukraine and close Russian ally Belarus announced large-scale army drills.
Russia Fights For Control Of Ukraine's Mariupol Stronghold
Russian forces battled on Wednesday for control of the last stronghold in Ukraine's besieged city of Mariupol, Ukrainian officials said, and the European Union proposed tough new sanctions against Moscow including a phased oil embargo.
N.Korea Fires Ballistic Missile Towards Sea Off East Coast, South Says
North Korea has fired a ballistic missile toward the sea off its east coast on Wednesday, South Korea's military said
N.Korea Fires Ballistic Missile Off East Coast Ahead Of S.Korea Inauguration
North Korea fired a ballistic missile toward the sea off its east coast on Wednesday, South Korea and Japan said, about a week after Pyongyang vowed to develop its nuclear forces "at the fastest possible speed".