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Who’s fighting whom, why Saudi Arabia is involved, and why there’s so much hunger.

Matteo Salvini, leader of the euroskeptic League, pledged to change EU rules that hinder the country’s economic growth if his party wins power.

President Xi Jinping will convene a Communist Party meeting within days to select China’s next government, including monetary and financial regulators, according to people familiar with the matter.

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Iran may abandon its nuclear accord with world powers if the U.S. maintains a “policy of confusion and uncertainty” that’s scaring foreign businesses away from the Islamic Republic, a senior official

The U.K. has seen net migration from other European Union countries plunge by more than a half since the 2016 Brexit referendum, a statistic that will please those pushing for fewer foreign workers

Known for decades as the home of the religious police and stringent public decency laws, Saudi Arabia now hopes to transform itself into an entertainment hub.

It’s a tough time to be a middleman in the U.S. pharmacy business.

Switzerland imposed asset freezes and travel bans on 14 allies of Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila, the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs said.

Italians go to the polls on March 4 with voters divided over the country’s relationship with the European Union, taxes and immigration. Here’s your daily guide to the latest news.The regional leader

Lebanon’s foreign-currency reserves have recovered from the shock of Prime Minister Saad Hariri’s surprise resignation, proving the resiliency of the country’s financial system, Central Bank Governor

Starving employees are growing too weak for heavy labor, hobbling the refineries that keep the economy running.

President Donald Trump has pushed the Republican Party toward a European-style populism that is amply evident in the line-up at an annual conference in Washington that long has reflected the pulse of

Police in Montenegro said Thursday they are "working intensely" to identify an assailant who threw an explosive device into the U.S. embassy compound in the capital, Podgorica, before killing himself.

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French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said that a Syrian government attack that killed hundreds in a Damascus suburb shows that Bashar Al-Assad is increasingly at the enemy of his own people and

In a rare example of breaking with diplomatic niceties, the prime minister of Denmark is publicly urging President Donald Trump to respond to the outcry that has followed the latest mass shooting in

Congress should investigate new allegations that Volkswagen AG diesel cars were sold overseas with rigged software after the company’s $14.7 billion settlement of a cheating scandal in the U.S., a

Here’s why he says he’d “dream to be in the situation of Korea.”

Emmanuel Macron’s vision for Europe is unbound by borders, traditions and cultures. But his push to remake the political order is on a collision course with reality.