India Urges Higher Pay For Millions Of Gulf Workers
India's campaign for much higher pay could have an impact on economies around the region.
Global Stocks Fall, Oil Dips As Japan Slips Into Recession
Data on Friday showed euro zone economic output expanded more than expected in the third quarter but remained weak.
Support For Hong Kong Street Protests Wanes Ahead Of Expected Clearance: Poll
The protests, which drew well over 100,000 at their peak, have dwindled to hundreds camped out in colorful tents at key intersections.
Australia, China Agree Landmark Free Trade Deal
Australia is trying to reduce its reliance on mineral exports, and expand its food and agricultural exports to a growing Asian middle class.
Allergan Near Buyout Of Up To $65B To Escape Valeant, Ackman
If such a price materializes, it will likely put Botox maker Allergan out of Valeant’s reach.
Japan Slips Into Surprise Recession, Paves Way For Tax Delay, Snap Poll
The world's third-largest economy had been forecast to rebound by 2.1 percent in the third quarter, but consumption and exports remained weak.
Nikkei Falls To One-Week Low as Japan's Recession Spooks Market
The news prompted investors to take profits after recent gains stemming from expectations Shinzo Abe will postpone a planned sales tax hike.
Fire At Chinese Carrot Factory Kills 18: Xinhua
The company's managers have been detained by police.
Beheaded U.S. Hostage Remembered For Fearless Dedication To Refugees
Kassig founded Special Emergency Relief and Assistance to provide food and medical supplies to refugees.
Heavy Shelling Rocks Rebel-Held Donetsk In East Ukraine
A government statement issued in the name of Donetsk city administration said the situation in the city was tense.
Djokovic Wins Year-Ender As Federer Withdraws
02 Arena was expecting a high-profile final, but Roger Federer wasn't "match-fit" for Novak Djokovic.
Romania's Presidential Race Too Close To Call
A Ponta presidency would tighten his leftist Social Democrat party's grip on power.
Japan Ruling Party Gubernatorial Candidate’s Loss May Mean Delay In Move Of US Base
A gubernatorial candidate backed by Japanese PM Shinzo Abe’s party was soundly defeated in a key election Sunday.
Pakistani Army Claims 1,200 Militants Killed In 5-Month Offensive
The Pakistani army's anti-Taliban offensive has targeted the militant stronghold in North Waziristan.
German Diplomat Expelled From Russia, After Suspected Russian 'Spy' Forced Out Of Bonn
The Russian diplomat concerned had been under observation by Germany's anti-espionage agency for several months.
Shukria Barakzai, Afghan Lawkmaker, Survives Suicide Bombing Attack, 3 Bystanders Killed
The bombing was the latest to target members of the U.S.-backed Afghan government, which is fighting a fierce onslaught by the Taliban.
Ukraine Conflict: Russian President Putin Says 'Good Chance Of Resolution' At G-20
The Russian President came under pressure from Western leaders at the G-20 summit, which he left early.
Romania's Ponta Closes In On Presidency
A former prosecutor and amateur rally driver, the 42-year-old Ponta has courted voters with tax cuts and promises of more pension hikes.
France Detains Suspect In 1980 Paris Synagogue Bombing
Hassan Diab was arrested by Canadian police in 2008 but was released and lived under judicial supervision, his lawyer said.
US Military Readiness For War, Competitive Edge Worsening: Officials
Greenert and other U.S. officials are urging Congress to end the cuts known as "sequestration," citing growing strains amid increasing threats.
Comet Lander Shuts Down After Sending Data
Its last task was to reposition itself so that as the comet soars toward the sun, Philae’s batteries may recharge enough for a follow-on mission.
Scion Of Pakistan's Dynasty Struggles To Shake Off Father's Legacy
"I have learnt politics from both my father and mother," Zardari said. "But I engage in progressive politics."
Ebola Outbreak 2014: Chinese Team Arrives In Liberia To Staff Ebola Clinic
China, Africa's biggest trade partner, had come under fire for the level of its response to the Ebola crisis.
Ukraine Crisis: Russia's Agression 'Appalling' Says Obama
U.S. President Obama said that Russia's aggression against Ukraine was a threat to the world, while Europe threatened further sanctions.
Euro Zone Grows Faster Than Expected In Third Quarter
Year-on-year, euro zone growth was 0.8 percent in the third quarter, the same as in the second quarter.
Obama Says Position On Keystone XL Pipeline Has Not Changed
Obama cited pending legal action in Nebraska and said it was hard to evaluate the pipeline proposal until the actual route was known.
Carney Says Bank Crisis Reforms 'Substantially Complete'
The FSB has already finalized tougher standards for financial derivatives like credit default swaps.
EU Says Starbucks' Dutch Tax Deal May Be Illegal
The probe is one of four into so-called sweetheart deals which the Commission said may give the companies an unfair advantage.
Germany Just Escapes Recession, France Beats Low Expectations
A strong rise in consumer spending and small boost from foreign trade prevented a worse result.
Airbus Group Nine-Month Profits Rise, Keeps Targets
In the third quarter, Airbus Group posted operating profit of 744 million euros, up 14 percent, and flat sales.