Ukraine Under Pressure In East As NATO Chief Says Russia Must Not Win
Ukraine said on Thursday it had been forced to cede some territory in the east of the country in the face of a Russian offensive, and the head of the NATO military alliance said Moscow must not be allowed to win the war.
Ukraine Warns Of New Russian Offensive; Sweden, Finland Move Closer To Joining NATO
Ukraine said Russia had started creating a military strike force aimed at President Volodymyr Zelenskiy's hometown of Kryvyi Rih, while NATO moved closer to its most significant expansion in decades as the alliance responds to the invasion of Ukraine.
Parts Of Australia's Great Barrier Reef Show Highest Coral Cover In 36 Years
Two-thirds of Australia's Great Barrier Reef showed the largest amount of coral cover in 36 years, but the reef remains vulnerable to increasingly frequent mass bleaching, an official long-term monitoring programme reported on Thursday.
Climate, Poverty Collude To Torment Central America
Climate, poverty collude to torment Central America
Dollar Slides As Investors Turn Attention To U.S. Jobs Data
The dollar weakened against most major currencies on Thursday as support from the Federal Reserve's hawkish messaging subsided and investors turned their attention to a hotly anticipated U.S.
Dollar Slips As Before U.S. Jobs Data As Markets Digest Fed Hawkishness
The dollar eased against most major currencies on Thursday as support from the Federal Reserve's hawkish messaging subsided a day before hotly anticipated U.S.
Dollar Edges Down As Impact Of Hawkish Fed Commentary Fades
The dollar edged down against most major currencies on Thursday as the positive impact of hawkish Federal Reserve comments faded and investors waited for more signs on the data front to confirm that more large rate hikes to curb inflation were coming.
Dollar Aided By Hawkish Fed; Sterling Eyes Big BoE Rate Hike
The dollar held onto recent gains against other major currencies on Thursday, as more Federal Reserve officials reinforced the central bank's determination to slay the highest inflation in decades with aggressive interest rate hikes.
Pound Flat Ahead Of BOE, Dollar Holds Fast To Recent Gains
The dollar held onto recent gains on Thursday, helped by several U.S.
Dollar Climbs As Fed Officials Suggest More Rate Hikes To Come
The dollar was on the front foot on Thursday, helped by several U.S.
BoE Forecasts Recession As Inflation Soars, Unveils Big Rate Hike
BoE forecasts recession as inflation soars, unveils big rate hike
China Fires Missiles Around Taiwan In Major Military Drills
China fires missiles around Taiwan in major military drills
Brent Crude Hits Pre-Ukraine Invasion Lows On Recession Fears
Oil prices fell on Thursday, with Brent touching $93.50 a barrel - the lowest since Feb.
Oil Fall On Demand Fears, Supply Tightness Offers Floor
Oil prices fell on Thursday, pressured by concerns economic weakness in the United States and Europe would cut demand, but prices seesawed as the market also considered tight supply.
Oil Prices Stabilise After Drop To Near 6-month Low
Oil prices were broadly steady on Thursday as the market weighed tight supply against fears of a demand slowdown, after a build in U.S.
Oil Prices Stabilize After Drop To Near 6-month Low
Oil prices were broadly steady on Thursday as the market weighed tight supply against demand fears, after a build in U.S.
Oil Prices Edge Up On Supply Concerns After Drop To Near 6-month Low
Oil prices rose on Thursday as supply concerns triggered a rebound from multi-month lows plumbed in the previous session after U.S. data signalled weak fuel demand.
Oil Prices Rebound On Supply Concerns After Drop To Near 6-month Low
Oil prices rose on Thursday as supply concerns triggered a rebound from multi-month lows plumbed in the previous session after U.S. data signalled weak fuel demand.
Oil Prices Rebound After Dropping To Lowest In Months On Weak U.S. Demand
Oil prices rose in early Asian trade on Thursday, bouncing off multi-month lows in the previous session caused by data signalling weak U.S. fuel demand.
Colombia Must Meet International Deforestation Targets -new Environment Minister
Colombia must base its conservation targets on international agreements that push for annual deforestation of 100,000 hectares or less by 2025, incoming Environment Minister Susana Muhamad said on Wednesday.
Kansas Offers Abortion Playbook For Democrats Ahead Of November Midterms
A decisive victory for abortion rights in deeply conservative Kansas has boosted Democrats' hopes that they can harness voter anger over efforts to limit or ban the procedure to prevail in competitive races and other U.S.
FX Markets Haven't Seen Last Of Dollar Strength Yet - Analysts
The dollar's strength has yet to peak, according to a majority of currency strategists polled by Reuters who were however divided on when the currency's advance would come to an end.
Thompson-Herah Wins Commonwealth 100m As Titmus Stars In Pool
Thompson-Herah wins Commonwealth 100m as Titmus stars in pool
Sandy Hook Parents Seek To Stop InfoWars Bankruptcy Payments To Alex Jones
Parents of children killed in the 2012 Sandy Hook school massacre urged a U.S.
Colombia Central Bank Technical Team Sees Higher Interest Rate Than Market
The technical team of Colombia's central bank is predicting a higher benchmark interest rate than that projected by the market because of increased inflationary pressures and stronger-than-expected economic growth, it said on Wednesday.
Senegal Opposition Leader Asks Supporters To Defend Their Votes By Any Means
A Senegalese opposition leader on Wednesday called on supporters to be ready to defend their votes by any means, accusing the ruling party of President Macky Sall of wanting to steal a legislative election the opposition claims to have won.
U.S. Congress Office Sees Few Tax Breaks For EVs Under Democratic Plan
A proposal by U.S. Senate Democrats to put income, price and domestic content conditions on electric vehicle tax breaks could initially sharply curtail the number of EVs that qualify, the Congressional Budget Office said on Wednesday.
New Colombia Government To Propose Incentives To Crime Gang Members Who Disarm
Incoming Colombian President Gustavo Petro will propose the Clan del Golfo crime gang disarm and inform the government about its drug trafficking in exchange for unspecified incentives, his foreign minister said on Wednesday.
Chip Makers Have A Message For Car Makers: Your Turn To Pay
The shortages of computer chips that forced global automakers to scrap production plans for millions of cars over the past two years are easing - at a new and permanent cost to the car companies.
U.S. Regulators Defend Requiring More Data On Monkeypox Drug
As U.S. monkeypox cases rise, U.S. health agencies in a medical journal article published on Wednesday defended their decision to require human trial data to show that SIGA Technologies' experimental drug TPOXX is safe and effective to treat the virus.