Australians Urged To Work From Home As Winter Omicron Wave Swamps Hospitals
Australians admitted to hospitals from COVID-19 neared record levels on Wednesday as authorities urged businesses to let staff work from home and recommended people wear masks indoors and get booster shots urgently amid a major coronavirus outbreak.
Italian PM Draghi Looks Doomed After Coalition Splinters
Italy's government crumbled on Wednesday when three of Prime Minister Mario Draghi's main coalition partners snubbed a confidence vote he had called to try to end divisions and renew their fractious alliance.
Italian PM Draghi's Fate Hangs In Balance As Unity Call Falls Flat
Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi on Wednesday demanded unity from his coalition partners as his price for staying in office but his call appeared to widen cracks in the government, leaving his fate in the balance.
Draghi Demands Party Unity As Condition For Staying On As Italian Pm
Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi on Wednesday demanded unity among his coalition partners if they wanted him to stay in office, leaving his resignation threat hanging over parliament.
Draghi Demands Italian Unity As Price For Staying On As PM
Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi on Wednesday demanded unity among his coalition partners if they wanted him to stay in office, leaving his resignation threat hanging over parliament.
Italy Faces Parliamentary Showdown On Government Survival
Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi will address the upper house Senate on Wednesday on a political crisis that could bring down his government and trigger early elections at a time of international tumult and economic upset.
Oil Prices Fall After US Data Shows Lackluster Gasoline Demand
Oil prices fell on Wednesday, after U.S. government data showed lower gasoline demand during the peak summer driving season and as interest rate hikes by central banks to fight inflation fed fears the economy could slow, cutting energy demand.
Oil Prices Drop More Than 1% Ahead Of U.S. Inventory Data
Oil prices slumped more than $1 a barrel on Wednesday, pressured by global central bank efforts to tame inflation and ahead of expected builds in U.S.
Oil Prices Ease Ahead Of U.S. Inventory Data
Oil prices edged down on Wednesday, pressured by global central bank efforts to tame inflation and ahead of expected builds in U.S. crude inventories as product demand weakens.
Oil Falls On Inflation Concerns, Anticipated Stock Builds
Oil prices fell slightly in early Asian trade on Wednesday, pressured by global central bank efforts to tame inflation and ahead of expected builds in U.S.
Semenya Welcome At World Champs, Says Coe
Semenya welcome at world champs, says Coe
Sri Lanka Gets New President In Six-time PM Wickremesinghe, But Protests Muted
Sri Lankan lawmakers voted in acting President Ranil Wickremesinghe as the new president on Wednesday, hoping his long experience in government can help pull the country out of a crippling economic and political crisis.
Sri Lanka Gets New President In Wickremesinghe, Protests Muted
Sri Lankan lawmakers voted in acting President Ranil Wickremesinghe as the new president on Wednesday, hoping his long experience in government would help pull the country out of a crippling economic and political crisis.
Wickremesinghe Wins Parliamentary Vote To Be Sri Lanka's New President
Sri Lankan lawmakers voted in acting President Ranil Wickremesinghe as the new president on Wednesday, hoping his long experience in government would help pull the country out of a crippling economic and political crisis.
Counting Begins After Sri Lanka's Parliament Votes For New President
Sri Lankan lawmakers finished voting in parliament on Wednesday to choose the next president from among three contenders, hoping the new leader would pull the island out of a crippling economic and political crisis.
Sri Lanka's Parliament Votes For New President As Protesters Wait
Sri Lankan lawmakers voted in parliament on Wednesday to choose the next president from three contenders amid tight security, hoping the new leader would pull the island out of a crippling economic and political crisis.
Sri Lanka Could Tip Back To Chaos If Six-time PM Voted President
Sri Lanka's parliament will choose between three candidates for president on Wednesday, hoping the new leader will be able to pull the island out of its worst economic and political crisis since independence in 1948.
GlobalFoundries CEO: New York Chip Factory Likely Delayed If U.S. Subsidy Bill Fails
A planned semiconductor factory in upstate New York will likely be delayed if a bill to bolster the U.S. computer chip industry fails to pass in the coming weeks, the chief executive of GlobalFoundries said Tuesday.
Russia Expands Ukraine War Goals As Uncertainty Swirls Over Gas Pipeline Restart
Moscow's military "tasks" in Ukraine now go beyond the eastern Donbas region, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday, as the Kremlin's forces shelled eastern and southern Ukraine.
Russia Pounds Ukraine As Uncertainty Swirls Over Gas Pipeline Restart
Russian forces shelled eastern and southern Ukraine on Wednesday after Washington said it saw signs Moscow was preparing to formally annex territory it has seized during nearly five months of war.
Americans Endure 'Dragon's Breath' Heat Wave, Set To Last Into Next Week
Across the United States, Americans have been enduring, in some cases, dangerously high heat that meteorologists say will last into next week.
Argentine Peso Slips In Parallel Black Market To All-time Low
Argentina's peso surpassed the psychological barrier of 300 pesos per U.S.
Sri Lanka Parliament To Vote To Replace President Who Fled Abroad
Sri Lanka parliament to vote to replace president who fled abroad
Delaware: Small US State Is The Stage For Musk, Twitter Battle
C'est dans le Delaware que s'est ouvert mardi le premier acte judiciaire du litige opposant Elon Musk ? Twitter. Mais pourquoi ce petit Etat de l'Est am?ricain se retrouve-t-il au coeur d'une saga portant sur des milliards de dollars ?
White House Says Russia Laying Groundwork To Annex Ukraine Territory
Russia is laying the groundwork for the annexation of Ukrainian territory and is installing illegitimate proxy officials in areas there under its control as it seeks to exert total control over its gains in the east, the White House said on Tuesday.
White House: Russia Laying Groundwork For Annexing Ukraine Territory
Russia is laying the groundwork for the annexation of Ukrainian territory and is installing illegitimate proxy officials in areas there under its control as it seeks to exert total control over its gains in the east, the White House said on Tuesday.
Indiana Doctor Threatens To Sue State Prosecutor For Defamation In 10-year-old's Abortion Case
An Indiana doctor who performed an abortion on a 10-year-old Ohio rape victim threatened to sue Indiana's attorney general for defamation on Tuesday, filing a claim alleging that he made "false and misleading" statements about her handling of the case.
As Borrowing Costs Rise, Canadian Companies Look To Delay Expansion Plans
Some Canadian businesses are reconsidering their expansion plans after the central bank's surprise full percentage point interest rate hike last week, and instead are sharpening their focus on protecting profits, analysts say.
For Auto Retailers, Pandemic-era Profit Boost In Rear-view Mirror
Profit growth at U.S. car dealers is likely to lose momentum in the second quarter, as the auto industry struggles to ramp up production due to parts shortage, while inflation-fueled price hikes keep buyers out of the market.
Azerbaijan Starts Return Of People To Recaptured Areas
Azerbaijan starts return of people to recaptured areas