Avaneesh Pandey

A slowdown in factory growth across the region will build pressure on the European Central Bank to further loosen its purse strings.

The lenders will start a review Monday of the progress Greece has made in implementing economic reforms it pledged under a massive bailout deal finalized last year.

The event marks a transition of power in a country long ruled by military dictators and their proxies.

A key gauge to monitor the country's manufacturing sector dropped to a three-year low in its first reading of 2016, underlining concerns of a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy.

Mining companies in South Africa, struggling to make profits as global commodity prices plummet, may slash thousands of jobs.

The immensely complex ancient Chinese board game has long been considered the most challenging one for a computer to master.

The German lender announced it would not award bonuses to its board in 2015, amid mounting restructuring and litigation costs.

The measures were announced Thursday in a bid to thwart tax avoidance by multinationals in the 28-nation bloc.

In the handwritten letter, Adolf Eichmann — who was executed by Israel in 1962 — protested his innocence, calling himself an instrument “in the hands of the leaders.”

A new study provides the first observational evidence of the so-called "assembly bias," which posits that density of surrounding dark matter impacts the internal structure of a cluster.

The lender’s annual profits are expected to take a massive hit after it set aside funds to cover litigation costs and wrongful sales.

The test track, to be built near the SpaceX headquarters in Hawthorne, California, would serve as a proving ground for the pod prototypes.

Toyota sold 10.15 million vehicles in 2015, making it the only carmaker to top 10 million vehicles in the year.

The U.S. insurance giant said Tuesday that it will conduct an IPO of its mortgage-insurance unit and cut costs.

Unesco's director-general is reportedly “deeply outraged” by Iran’s decision to hold the contest, the third of its kind.

The Shanghai Composite index, which has dropped 22 percent this year, tumbled to its lowest close since December 2014.

Amid threats of boycott by several Syrian opposition groups, it is still not clear who would be attending the long-delayed negotiations.

In an op-ed published Monday, the president said the reforms would affect approximately 10,000 federal prisoners.

The country, reeling under a double whammy of falling oil prices and U.S. and EU sanctions, reported its worst economic performance since 2009.

After sustaining an overnight rally in Asia, a sudden drop in global oil prices pushed European markets lower Monday.

All but one of Australia's state and territory leaders have signed a declaration in support of the country becoming a republic.

In countrywide raids, Indian security officials detained 14 people, allegedly for links to the Islamic State group.

The world’s third-largest economy’s trade deficit narrowed in 2015 as lower oil prices pushed down the cost of imports.

The announcement comes just days after Gazprom sent a $2.5 billion bill to Ukraine’s state-owned Naftogaz as penalty for failing to buy the contracted amount of gas.

During a debate at the World Economic Forum, leaders from Kuwait, Bahrain, Egypt and the UAE agreed on one thing — the need to reduce their dependence on oil.

The arrests, made by officials of the National Investigation Agency, come just days ahead of the country’s 66th Republic Day celebrations.

Concerns over whether $1.7 billion paid by the U.S. to Iran amounted to ransom arose after an Iranian commander said the transaction was unrelated to the implementation of the nuclear agreement.

Leaders from Germany, Greece, France and the Netherlands stressed the need for greater cohesion amid growing uncertainty.

2015 was also the first year when the global average temperature was more than 1 degree Celsius above pre-industrial levels.