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To prove he still has political capital to serve his remaining four years in office, the president will seek wins on defense, green industry and migration.

To prove he still has political capital to serve his remaining four years in office, the president will seek wins on defense, green industry and migration.

BRICS nations are leading the Greenback backlash against the global hegemony of the US dollar. A potential new shared currency between them, they say, could shield other member countries from the impact of sanctions such as the ones imposed against Russia by the United States and European countries. The foreign ministers of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa met in Cape Town earlier this week. The shared currency for international trade among the bloc's nations was an issue that ...

St Andrews University gave our Writer at Large Neil Mackay exclusive access to its newly opened Global History of Terrorism Archive. He talks to the…

Kroll, the leading independent provider of global risk and financial advisory solutions, announced today it is continuing its global strategic growth plans in EMEA with the appointment of Colin Sheppard

Investigations by Chinese authorities into a few consultancy firms have sent a chill through companies that deal with China.

Tourists have been returning to Tunisia, Egypt and Morocco. But, given the global uncertainty caused by the Ukraine war, will the comeback be enough to save a struggling sector, revive lost jobs and avoid unrest? Cathrin Schaer and Mohammed Magdy report

HONG KONG/SHANGHAI : Some Hong Kong-based staff with U.S. consultancy Mintz Group have left the city after the firm's Beijing office was raided by Chinese police in March, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the matter.Investigations by Chinese authorities into Mintz, as well as U.S. managem

Some Hong Kong-based staff with U.S. consultancy Mintz Group have left the city after the firm's Beijing office was raided by Chinese police in March, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the matter.

HONG KONG/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Some Hong Kong-based staff with U.S. consultancy Mintz Group have left the city after the firm's Beijing office was raided by Chinese police in March, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the matter. | May. 19