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French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire (right) speaks with German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz (left) outside IMF headquarters in Washington

IMF, G20 Fret Over Supply Chain Bottlenecks, Inflation Fears

IMF, G20 fret over supply chain bottlenecks, inflation fears

An increase in food prices played a large role in the overall rise in the US consumer price index in September

Food And Rent Prices Drive US Inflation Spike In September

Food and rent prices drive US inflation spike in September

Chilean President Sebastian Pinera is under fore over the sale of a mining company through a firm owned by his children, which appeared in the Pandora Papers leaks

Chile Opposition Moves To Impeach Pinera Over Pandora Papers Claims

Chile opposition moves to impeach Pinera over Pandora Papers claims

The United States will open its land borders with Canada and Mexico to fully vaccinated non-essential travelers from November, an official announced

US To Open Land Borders To Vaccinated Travelers In November

US to open land borders to vaccinated travelers in November

Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid gives remarks after being welcomed by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi

Echoing Israel, US Hints At Force If Iran Diplomacy Fails

Echoing Israel, US hints at force if Iran diplomacy fails

Soldiers from the Ethiopian National Defence Force held a training session in the Amhara region in September

Fresh Fighting In Ethiopia's Afar As Army Mounts 'Offensive'

Fresh fighting in Ethiopia's Afar as army mounts 'offensive'

Washington has called an anti-ransomware summit to boost the fight against cyber-extortionists

Nations Reveal Ransomware Pain At US-led Summit

Nations reveal ransomware pain at US-led summit

Energy prices have taken off this year as economies bounce back from the effects of the Covid pandemic

EU Moves To Tamp Down High Energy Prices

EU moves to tamp down high energy prices

Saudi army officers walk past F-15 fighter jets, GBU bombs and missiles displayed during a ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of the creation of the King Faisal Air Academy at King Salman airbase in Riyadh on January 25, 2017

More Than 100 Yemen Rebels Killed South Of Marib: Coalition

More than 100 Yemen rebels killed south of Marib: coalition

President Vladimir Putin has said Russia is fulfilling all of its obligations to Europe in gas deliveries

Putin Says Russia Ready To Increase Gas Flows As EU Prices Soar

Putin says Russia ready to increase gas flows as EU prices soar

Taliban efforts to stabilise Afghanistan have been undermined by international sanctions: banks are running out of cash and civil servants are going unpaid

Taliban Warn US, EU Of Refugees If Afghan Sanctions Continue

Taliban warn US, EU of refugees if Afghan sanctions continue

Kidnappings, conflicts and insurgency in Nigeria

Nigeria Tax Spat Reignites Federalism Debate

Nigeria tax spat reignites federalism debate

The lifting of coronavirus curbs to allow more socialising provided Britain's economy with a boost but the recovery still faces headwinds, such as supply chain woes and inflation

UK Economy Rebounds Despite Supply Chain Woes

UK economy rebounds despite supply chain woes

While the economy is recovering, many indians are still struggling financially, forcing them to sell their most cherished asset -- gold

Desperate Indians Sell Family Gold To Survive Covid Cash Crunch

Desperate Indians sell family gold to survive Covid cash crunch

Germany's Alexander Zverev returns a shot to Andy Murray of Great Britain in a third round battle between the two most recent Olympic gold medallists at the ATP Indian Wells tournament in South California

Composed Zverev Slips Past Murray, Women's Top Seeds Fall In Indian Wells

Composed Zverev slips past Murray, women's top seeds fall in Indian Wells

A midwife and a nutrition counsellor weigh a baby at the Tangi Saidan clinic

Under Years Of Taliban Rule, Women Nurses Work Alongside Men

Under years of Taliban rule, women nurses work alongside men

Barbed wire and armed guards patrolling the grounds are a reminder that the front line is not far away

In Eastern DR Congo, A Business Battles With Violence And Uncertainty

In eastern DR Congo, a business battles with violence and uncertainty

The IEA says investment in clean energy needs to more than treble over the next decade to meet climate pledges

World's Clean Energy Transition 'Too Slow': IEA

World's clean energy transition 'too slow': IEA

Brexit has been blamed for the shortage of foreign workers

UK Worker Shortage Threatens Christmas Turkey Supply

UK worker shortage threatens Christmas turkey supply

Stepping down: Virat Kohli will give up the T20 captaincy of the India team atfer the tournament

Morgan, Kohli Target T20 World Cup Title Legacy

Morgan, Kohli target T20 World Cup title legacy

After two ruined seasons in a row, tourism operators in Tunisia and Morocco are licking their wounds and hoping the lifting of travel restrictions will spell better days

Tunisia, Morocco Hoteliers Eye An End To Covid Downturn

Tunisia, Morocco hoteliers eye an end to Covid downturn

The Netflix series Squid Game has gathered a huge following in China, even though it's not available in the country

Illegal Streams, Merch Bonanza: Squid Game Craze Hits China

Illegal streams, merch bonanza: Squid Game craze hits China

Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is hoping for Republican votes to raise the debt ceiling

US Congress Averts Default With Stop-gap Debt Limit Hike

The Democratic-controlled House of Representatives voted along party lines to pass the stop-gap $480 billion hike, which advanced from the Senate last Thursday after weeks of heated debate.

Rival claims in the maritime border dispute

Somalia Comes Out On Top In Sea Border Row With Kenya

Somalia comes out on top in sea border row with Kenya

Updated IMF economic growth forecasts by world region and selected countries.

IMF Warns Supply Snarls Slowing Global Recovery

IMF warns supply snarls slowing global recovery

North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programmes have made rapid progress under leader Kim Jong Un

North Korea's Kim Blames US For Tensions

North Korea's Kim blames US for tensions

International aid has been blocked to Afghanistan since the Taliban returned to power

G20 Leaders Agree To Step Up Afghan Humanitarian Effort

G20 leaders agree to step up Afghan humanitarian effort

In an interview with AFP, IMF Chief Economist Gita Gopinath said she does not expect high oil prices to lead to a 1970s-style economic crisis

Energy Prices Should Retreat By Early 2022: IMF Official

Energy prices should retreat by early 2022: IMF official

Blue light is bad for you.

Why Blue Light is Bad for You and What You Can Do About It

Here are some ways you can avoid the negative effects of blue light.

Supporters of Iraqi Shiite cleric Moqtada Sadr celebrate in Baghdad's Tahrir square on Monday after the announcement of parliamentary election results

Pro-Iran Groups Denounce Iraq Election As 'Scam'

Pro-Iran groups denounce Iraq election as 'scam'

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