Reuters

The deputy prime minister voices confidence the parliament will pass measures demanded by creditors under the country’s latest bailout deal.

Shortly before the demonstration began Saturday, Chancellor Angela Merkel publicly hardened her stance on refugees, promising that criminals among them would be expelled.

Since entering the Chinese auto market a decade ago, Acura has struggled, selling a little more than 4,000 cars there last year, compared with Audi’s 554,000 and BMW’s 460,000.

Extraditing Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman to the U.S. would help allay fears the drug lord could bribe Mexican prison officials and escape yet again.

The last time GM Europe, encompassing the Opel and Vauxhall brands, made an annual profit was in 1999.

In a letter to the U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Iran's foreign minister said "some people" in Riyadh seemed bent on dragging the whole region into crisis.

An Egyptian court previously sentenced former President Hosni Mubarak and two sons each to three years in jail without parole.

The Israeli military said it killed two Palestinian men who tried to stab soldiers at a checkpoint in the occupied West Bank Saturday.

Juniper Networks said it would stop using a piece of security code that analysts believe was developed by the National Security Agency to eavesdrop through technology products.

The company will submit a bid for Grolsch and Peroni beers in what would be the biggest overseas beverage acquisition by a Japanese company.

Investors will be allowed to vote in March amid concerns over the health of executive chairman Sumner Redstone.

The company raised prices, by as much as 20 percent for some drugs, on Jan. 1.

The lawsuit says the burrito chain’s stock price has been battered by the outbreaks of foodborne illnesses.

Viktor Orban's government has put up fences on Hungary's southern border to keep out refugees fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East and Asia.

Michel Platini, the head of European soccer body UEFA, was handed an eight-year ban from the game by the federation's ethics panel on Dec. 21.

In an op-ed article, the president said he would place the gun issue above party loyalty when deciding which candidates to support.

The automaker will build Santa Fe Sport crossovers at its Montgomery factory, in addition to Sonata and Elantra sedans.

The disclosure came early Friday, a day after shares in the maker of memory chips and smartphones hit their lowest point since October.

The compact, named Ioniq, achieved fuel economy of 52.7 miles per gallon, the South Korean company said.

Medical sources initially said 65 people had been killed at a police training center, but a health ministry official later said 47 had died.

The closure of the company's Evansville, Indiana, facility will leave its New York state site as its last active smelter.

Insiders are calling for further depreciation of China's currency, backed by tighter capital controls to curb speculation and capital flight.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said he told Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi that China's approach to North Korea had failed.

"If all goes well," the start of the so-called Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action is just "days away," U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said.

A South Korean military official confirmed talks with the U.S. following reports of a bomb test in the North.

Trading was suspended early Thursday for the rest of the day after investors reacted to a surprise move by the central bank.

Warm temperatures in the U.S. hurt sales of cold-weather clothing, and online shopping continued to disrupt the industry.

Because of its emissions scandal, the automaker may offer refunds or discounted replacement vehicles to many customers, a report said.

The company says its systems were not breached, so information on 320,000 people may have been accessed indirectly.