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By Dan Peleschuk KYIV (Reuters) -Basic services were being restored in Ukraine’s capital Kyiv on Saturday after the latest wave of Russian air strikes on critical infrastructure, as residents navigated …

BERLIN (Reuters) – Most of the jewels stolen from a historic Dresden art collection in 2019 in a $120 million heist have been recovered, German police and prosecutors said on …

By Sheila Dang (Reuters) – Elon Musk reinstated the Twitter accounts of several journalists that were suspended for a day over a controversy on publishing public data about the billionaire’s …

By Tom Balmforth and Olena Harmash KYIV (Reuters) – Russia fired more than 70 missiles at Ukraine on Friday in one of its biggest attacks since the start of the …

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) -Dutch cryptocurrency exchange Bitvavo said on Saturday it is trying to recover 280 million euros ($296.30 million) from U.S.-based Digital Currency Group (DCG) and its subsidiaries. Bitvavo said …

By Alessandro Diviggiano, Ryan Woo and Winni Zhou BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) – Hearses bearing the dead lined the driveway to a designated COVID-19 crematorium in the Chinese capital on Saturday while …

(Reuters) -Goldman Sachs Inc has tapped Bradley Fried, former Chair of the Court of the Bank of England, as chairman of Goldman Sachs International (GSI), Sky News reported on Saturday. …

DUBAI (Reuters) -Groups of oil workers held protests in southern Iran on Saturday, demanding higher wages and retirement bonuses, according to videos and reports posted on social media. The reported …

CAIRO (Reuters) -The International Monetary Fund’s new $3 billion financial support package for Egypt aims to reduce government debt to less than 80% of gross domestic product (GDP) in the …

By Eric Onstad LONDON (Reuters) – Aluminium makers are set to boost low-carbon metal output by 10% in 2023 and churn out even more in the years ahead, driving down …

TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan Industrial Partners (JIP), the preferred bidder to buy out Toshiba Corp, may lower the valuation from the planned 2.2 trillion yen ($16.09 billion) to levels below …

(This Dec. 16 story has been corrected to fix Dr. Ratner’s first name, in paragraph 4) By Shawana Alleyne-Morris (Reuters) – Opposition to COVID-19 vaccine mandates that became increasingly political …

WARSAW (Reuters) – Poland’s top policeman said that an explosion in his office was caused by a grenade launcher, telling private broadcaster RMF FM that he had received two of …

TAIPEI (Reuters) -Taiwan’s government said on Saturday it would fine Foxconn, the world’s largest contract electronics maker, for an unauthorised investment in a Chinese chip maker even after the Taiwanese …

By Angelo Amante and Giuseppe Fonte ROME (Reuters) -The prospect of subsequent hikes in interest rates by the European Central Bank is worrying for highly indebted countries like Italy, its …

By Mei Mei Chu and Yuddy Cahya Budiman KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) -Rescue teams searching for survivors from a landslide that tore though a campsite in Malaysia recovered the bodies of …

(Reuters) – British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is scrapping Lizz Truss’s Energy Supply Taskforce plan introduced in September, Sky News reported on Saturday. (Reporting by Jose Joseph in Bengaluru; Editing …

ZURICH (Reuters) – Credit Suisse needs to execute its revamp successfully and end a string of negative headlines from Switzerland’s second-biggest bank, Swiss National Bank Chairman Thomas Jordan said in …

SHANGHAI (Reuters) – China will maintain reasonably ample liquidity in financial markets while better serving needs from the real economy next year, state media quoted a vice governor of the …

ZURICH (Reuters) – Zuercher Kantonalbank is not trying to poach clients from embattled Credit Suisse, the state-backed cantonal bank’s chief executive said in a newspaper interview published on Saturday. Amid …

ROME (Reuters) – Italian Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti said on Saturday it was unrealistic to expect energy prices to fall by March and that the war in Ukraine will come …

TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan’s government is set to revise a decade-old joint statement with the Bank of Japan (BOJ) that commits the central bank to achieve its 2% inflation “at the …

MOSCOW (Reuters) -President Vladimir Putin has sought proposals from his armed forces commanders on how they think Russia’s military campaign in Ukraine should proceed, during a visit to the operation’s …

SHANGHAI (Reuters) – China’s economic output is likely to exceed 120 trillion yuan ($17.2 trillion) this year, state media quoted a senior Chinese Communist Party official as saying on Saturday. …

By Marco Aquino LIMA (Reuters) -Pressure rose on Peru’s fledgling government on Friday as two Cabinet members resigned following deadly protests that have rocked the country since former President Pedro …