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US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the coronavirus posed a new risk to growth in China and elsewhere

Thursday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Drop As Death Toll From Coronavirus Climbs In China

U.S. stocks fell on Thursday as Chinese authorities said the coronavirus outbreak keeps spreading.

Coronavirus Update: India Prepares To Evacuate Citizens From China After Confirming First nCoV Case

Investors are increasingly worried about the economic impact of the coronavirus, which has now killed at least 132 people and infected more people in China than SARS

The first batch of Indian students from Wuhan City will be airlifted on Friday.

Brexit Punches 12-bln-euro Hole In EU Finances

Britain's departure from the EU leaves a big gap in the bloc's budget which puts pressure on spending in some areas

Brexit punches 12-bln-euro hole in EU finances

Deep in loss and yet 'satisfied and positive'

Deutsche Bank Boss 'Optimistic' Despite Massive Loss

Deutsche Bank boss 'optimistic' despite massive loss

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Tesla chief Elon Musk, during the delivery ceremony for the firm's China-made Model 3 in Shanghai in January 2020

Tesla Stock Price Up 14% On Q4 Earnings Beat, Tesla Model Y Release In March

Tesla sees its stock price surge to $654 on a combination of upbeat earnings and deliveries of its electric vehicles in Q4 2019

Swiss-born Brazilian photographer Claudia Andujar has spent five decades fighting to protect the rights of Brazil's Yanomami tribe

Fight For Survival: Photographer Claudia Andujar Defends Brazil's Yanomami

Fight for survival: Photographer Claudia Andujar defends Brazil's Yanomami

An ANA plane chartered by the Japanese government has gone to Wuhan to evacuate Japanese nationals from the epicentre of the China coronavirus outbreak -- here, the plane is seen before leaving Tokyo

WHO Calls World To Action On China Virus Ahead Of Crisis Talks

WHO calls world to action on China virus ahead of crisis talks

Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell speaks during a press conference

Wednesday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Close Mixed As Fed Keep Rates Unchanged

U.S. stocks closed mixed on Wednesday as traders welcomed some strong corporate earnings while the Fed kept interest rates unchanged.

One of the two giant panda cubs with his mother Meng Meng at their enclosure during the first presentation to the media at the Berlin Zoo

Berlin's Panda Twins Ready For Public Debut

Berlin's panda twins ready for public debut

My Chemical Romance

My Chemical Romance Announce 2020 US Tour: How To Get Tickets, Concert Dates

Here's how you can see the "Helena" band in person.

British Airways pilots held a walkout in September for the first time in the airline's history

Coronavirus Outbreak Update: British Airways To Cancel Flights To And From China

British Airways announced it was cancelling several flights from Heathrow to Beijing and Shanghai in an effort to prevent the coronavirus from spreading.

Macron met Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in Paris on Wednesday

Macron Accuses Erdogan Of Failing 'To Keep Word' On Libya

Macron accuses Erdogan of failing 'to keep word' on Libya

US Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Jerome Powell

Wednesday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise As Traders Shift Focus To Earnings, FOMC

U.S. stocks rose on Wednesday as traders took solace from some strong corporate earnings

Activists and campaign groups such as Greenpeace say the planned law falls far short of what is needed for Germany to fulfil its climate promises

Protests In Germany As Cabinet Passes Coal Exit Law

Protests in Germany as cabinet passes coal exit law

Ventura's attack on Katar Moreira was denounced by several left-wing deputies and Publico, one of Portugal's leading newspapers

Portugal Far-right Deputy Calls For Black MP To Be "sent Back"

Portugal far-right deputy calls for black MP to be "sent back"

Israeli President Reuven Rivlin next to German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier (R) meet with students of the Moses Mendelssohn Jewish High School in Berlin

Past 'Evils' Are Resurfacing, Germany And Israel Warn At Holocaust Event

Past 'evils' are resurfacing, Germany and Israel warn at Holocaust event

China is racing to build two hospitals in Wuhan, the epidemic of the deadly virus

Xi Says China Fighting 'Demon' Virus As Nations Prepare Airlifts

Xi says China fighting 'demon' virus as nations prepare airlifts

A laboratory operator puts on protective gear before handling patients' samples at the Institut Pasteur in Paris. More than 4,500 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in China. Several cases have been detected in France, USA and elsewhere.

Judging The Gravity Of The Coronavirus Outbreak

Judging the gravity of the coronavirus outbreak

A staff member of the Topography of Terror archive points at a historical photograph allegedly showing convicted Nazi guard John Demjanjuk at the Sobibor camp

Historians Unveil Rare Photos Of Sobibor Death Camp

Historians unveil rare photos of Sobibor death camp

The United States has banned Huawei from the rollout of its 5G network because of concerns that the firm could be under the control of Beijing

Reaction After UK Defies US To Allow Chinese Telecom Giant Huawei To Participate In 5G Rollout

A senior U.S. official said that Washington is "disappointed" by the decision.

Argentina President Alberto Fernandez wants Western leaders to help him renegotiate the South American country's sky-high external debt

Argentina President To Head Off On European Tour To Discuss Debt

Argentina president to head off on European tour to discuss debt

Some seven billion male chicks, unwanted as they provide neither meat nor eggs, are culled around the world every year -- many ground up alive, others gassed, electrocuted, or asphyxiated in plastic bags.

France Bans Mass Shredding Of Male Chicks, Limits Piglet Castration

France bans mass shredding of male chicks, limits piglet castration

France aims to ban the widespread but hugely controversial practice of slaughtering male chicks by the end of next year

France To Ban Systematic Culling Of Male Chicks: Minister

France to ban systematic culling of male chicks: minister

Amazon said it hired some 200,000 full- and part-time workers worldwide to help its holiday operations to bring its global workforce to 750,000

Amazon News: E-Commerce Giant’s Employees Risk Their Jobs Over Climate Change Criticism

Climate change has become a major point of criticism for Amazon.

Medical facilities in Wuhan, the epicentre of the virus, have been overwhelmed

Global Alarm Grows As China's Capital Reports First Virus Death

Global alarm grows as China's capital reports first virus death

The United States has banned Huawei from the rollout of its 5G network because of concerns that the firm could be under the control of Beijing

Huawei News: Will The UK Defy Trump Administration On Chinese Telecom Giant?

The British government is expected to announce its official stance on Huawei and 5G on Tuesday.

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