Author Archives: Syndicated Content

By Patrick Werr CAIRO (Reuters) -Egypt's competition authority has approved a request by 23 cement makers to reduce production temporarily to help reduce a glut in output, setting a baseline cut at 10...

VATICAN CITY (Reuters) -Pope Francis' progress following intestinal surgery is going normally, and he slept well and got up to walk, the Vatican said on Tuesday. The results of routine tests were good...

MOSCOW (Reuters) - None of the 28 people on board a Russian An-26 plane have survived its crash on Tuesday in the country's far east, Interfax and RIA news agencies quoted sources in the rescue servic...

By John Chalmers BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union urged London on Tuesday to consider a Swiss-style veterinary agreement with Brussels on agri-foods to end a post-Brexit 'sausage war' row over ...

By Alexandra Ulmer and Julia Harte AUSTIN, Texas - Advocates of police reform in Austin, Texas, cheered a year ago when the city agreed to release video from officers' body cameras within 60 days of i...

By Alexander Ratz BERLIN (Reuters) - The volume of large donations to German political parties has surged ahead of September's election compared to four years ago, with the Greens and the pro-business...

By Lindsay Dunsmuir WASHINGTON (Reuters) - More clues on just when and how the U.S. Federal Reserve may begin to cut its pandemic-induced bond-buying spree are likely to emerge on Wednesday when the c...

By Rollo Ross LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - After numerous delays because of the global pandemic, Marvel's Black Widow takes center stage in a new movie that debuts Friday and delves into the past of the Av...

By Tom Hals (Reuters) - The collapse of a condominium tower near Miami will set off years of litigation as victims and their families look to find fault among the building's management as well as engi...

By Ruma Paul DHAKA (Reuters) - Bangladesh's exports jumped 15% to $38.76 billion in the financial year ended June, data showed on Tuesday, led by a rebound in demand for garments as Western economies ...