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This year may be anything but staid for the oil market as Citigroup Inc. predicts wildcards including war, Middle East tensions, Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un driving crude toward $80 a barrel.

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A new report by congressional Democrats warns of deepening Russian interference throughout Europe.

Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda should stay on for a second term to handle the potential fallout from five years of unprecedented monetary easing, according to the leader of an opposition party

Trending on Saudi social media last week was a clip of Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman promising to go on the offensive against his country’s biggest rival and take the fight “inside Iran.”

The Czech Republic is deciding this month whether to keep or replace as its president one of Europe’s most vocal supporters of Russian leader Vladimir Putin. Milos Zeman -- also an early fan of U.S.

Hundreds of thousands of children of undocumented immigrants facing deportation won a court order temporarily blocking the Trump administration’s decision to end the so-called Dreamer program in

Anthony Ruggiero, senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, discusses the high-level talks between North Korea and South Korea and what they have accomplished. He speaks on

South Korean President Moon Jae-in vowed to never accept North Korea’s nuclear program, while also saying he was prepared to meet Kim Jong Un under the right conditions.

Sean King, senior vice president at Park Strategies, discusses the formal talks between North and South Korea and what he says came out of the meeting. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."

The two Koreas have agreed to hold military talks and further high-level dialogue, but the North has made it clear its nuclear program is not on the table. Bloomberg's Stephen Engle reports on

The Trump administration is ruling out plans to sell new drilling rights off the coast of Florida, including eastern Gulf of Mexico waters coveted by oil companies, amid pressure from Republican

Donald Trump’s personal attorney Michael Cohen sued BuzzFeed Inc. and Fusion GPS for defamation over allegations about him in the research firm’s dossier that was commissioned in 2016 by the

Former HUD Secretary Julián Castro, Opportunity First PAC president, discusses the future of the Democratic party with Bloomberg's Julia Chatterley, Scarlet Fu and Joe Weisenthal on "What'd You Miss?"

President Donald Trump ordered the Director of National Intelligence to develop new procedures to handle requests from government officials who ask for the identities of U.S. citizens swept up in

The European Union risks opening the door to another global financial crisis if it refuses to give London’s bankers a good trade deal, two senior U.K. ministers said, as the finance industry emerged

Peru’s President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski reshuffled his cabinet in a bid to breathe new life into his moribund government after his decision to free former autocrat Alberto Fujimori from jail sparked a

The quintessential “Davos Man” executive is prepared to lay down a welcome mat alongside Air Force One.

Two key U.S. senators are pushing authorities to investigate whether Intel Corp. Chief Executive Officer Brian Krzanich violated insider-trading rules when he sold off a chunk of his shares in the

It sure looked final: On Dec. 14, the Federal Communications Commission voted to repeal net neutrality rules.