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The government wants to exit its bailout program after eight years, but the country’s finances still look shaky.

The U.S. effort to put Iran in a financial vice was working. European banks were paying big fines and closing off its money flows, and severe sanctions on the country’s banking and energy sectors were

“We can’t turn Italy into a refugee camp,” Salvini tells voters.

At a meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna last September, word spread that Saudi Arabia had identified a handful of countries that could build two nuclear reactors in the

The last barrier to Chancellor Angela Merkel’s fourth term is an activist who was born the same year the Berlin Wall fell.

President Donald Trump endorsed former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney for a U.S. Senate seat in Utah, setting aside longstanding differences with a GOP critic as the party looks to

When he was studying in Tehran, Abbas would catch a pre-dawn train in from the provinces. A few scenes glimpsed through the window are etched in his mind: street-sweepers huddled around fires, men

BlackRock Inc. turned bullish on U.S. stocks as the world’s largest money manager says impending fiscal stimulus will boost already strong momentum for earnings growth.

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Indonesia is forgoing billions of dollars on offer from American companies eager to invest in Southeast Asia’s biggest economy, U.S. Ambassador to Indonesia Joseph Donovan said.

Peru’s President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski rejected calls from opposition lawmakers for his resignation and said allegations he lied to Congress are groundless.

Italians have hit on a way around a ban on publishing polls in the two weeks before March 4 general elections: turn them into horse races.

The embattled head of Latvia’s central bank denied seeking bribes and accused lenders of conspiring against him as the crisis engulfing the Baltic nation’s banking system deepened.

The U.K. has warned that its promise to pay the Brexit bill depends on getting good trade terms from the European Union, as Theresa May’s team draws up plans to hold back money if the bloc backslides

The Eurogroup has nominated Spain's Minister of Economic Affairs Luis de Guindos for the role of Vice President at the European Central Bank, according to an official. Bloomberg's Maria Tadeo and

Theresa May, U.K. prime minister, leaves number 10 Downing Street following a meeting with Estonia's Prime Minister Juri Ratas in London, U.K.

Atul Gupta, one of three brothers accused of swindling money from South African state funds, denied in court documents that cash meant for the development of a dairy farm in Free State province was

The U.K. still lacks the replacement rules needed to fuel its nuclear reactors after the country quits the European Union, according to an Electricite de France SA executive.