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The U.S.’s Prosper Africa strategy plans to double two-way trade and investment between the world’s biggest economy and the continent in the coming years.

Immigration to the U.S. will continue unless Guatemala boosts development and economic growth to alleviate the poverty that has driven millions to flee, said vice-presidential candidate Carlos Raul

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker leapt to the defense of European Central Bank President Mario Draghi a day after the latest salvo of criticism from the U.S. administration.

The international team investigating the 2014 downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over eastern Ukraine leveled murder charges against three Russians and a Ukrainian that it said were responsible

The stage for next week’s Trump-Xi trade war summit is also the scene of mounting casualties.

From Democratic lawmakers in Washington to Germany’s chancellor, skeptics of Donald Trump’s foreign policy are starting to agree the evidence is strong that Iran was behind attacks on two tankers in

Both China’s Xi Jinping and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un have suffered from President Donald Trump’s penchant for walking away from talks. Now, he’ll have to worry about what they tell each other behind

Wolfango Piccoli, co-president at Teneo Intelligence, discusses the candidates vying to replace Theresa May as U.K. Prime Minister. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance." (Source: Bloomberg)

John Kelly talks about his time in the Oval Office working as President Trump's chief of staff. Kelly spoke in an exclusive conversation with David Rubenstein for an episode of “The David Rubenstein

Former White House Chief of Staff John Kelly says he spoke to experts at the southern border about how to build the best border wall. Kelly spoke in an exclusive conversation with David Rubenstein for

Former White House Chief of Staff John Kelly says he would have handled President Donald Trump's travel ban differently had he been in charge. Kelly spoke in an exclusive conversation with David

David Rubenstein sits down with former White House Chief of Staff General John Kelly for a conversation about working with President Donald Trump, his military career and his views on immigration and

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Some evidence used to charge Huawei Technologies Co. with bank fraud and violating U.S. sanctions on Iran was deemed so sensitive that the Chinese telecom giant’s lawyers must now take unusual steps

The approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion has sharpened divisions between Canada’s indigenous communities, with some fiercely opposing the line and others seeking to own it.

Opposition lawmakers pressed Hong Kong’s security chief on whether police had used excessive force on protesters last Wednesday outside the city’s legislature, as tactics used by officers during a

Romania plans to start selling the frequency spectrum needed for 5G wireless networks in the fourth quarter of this year, in an auction that may yield about 2 billion lei ($474 million) in state

President Hassan Rouhani said Iran’s decision to end its compliance with some measures within the nuclear deal were the “minimum” that the Islamic Republic could do in response to the U.S. violating

The three Northern Triangle nations have done little to provide for the poor.