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The Indian stock market benchmark Sensex reclaimed the 60,000 points mark for the first time in over four months on Wednesday led by strong buying support in

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on Tuesday said that China had reached its most difficult stage of economic stabilization and called on leaders of key provinces to c

France fruit and vegetable crops have fallen by nearly 35 per cent due to the extreme drought this summer, Jacques Rouchausse, president of the French nationa

Since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan on August 15 last year, the war-ravaged country has lost 39.59 per cent of its media outlets and 59.86 per cent of

India wholesale inflation declined substantially during the month of July to 13.93 per cent, but continues to remain in double digits, official data released

India is celebrating its 75th year of Independence and is at the crossroads of realising a resilient economic growth for its people during the next 25 years - w

Indian stocks declined marginally on Friday morning primarily due to profit booking by investors after the recent consistent rally.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on Tuesday said that China had reached its most difficult stage of economic stabilization and called on leaders of key provinces to c

Take on the left—wing former leader, luiz inacio lula da silva. the latest opinion poll puts mr lula da silva in the lead with forty—four per cent of the vote, with mr bolsonaro on thirty—two per cent. from brazil, heres our correspondent katy watson: horns honk. back on the road and back on the bike. its bolsonaros favourite way of campaigning. driving throuthuiz de fora, he paraded for his fans. this is a small city that has huge significance for bolsonaro. it was here four years ago he ...

Negotiating with china, it will research its depth. reporting. now to brazil, where campaigning is officially under way in a race that will see the right—wing incumbent, jair bolsonaro, take on the left—wing former leader, luiz inacio lula da silva. the latest opinion poll puts mr lula da silva in the lead with forty—four per cent of the vote, with mr bolsonaro on thirty—two per cent. our correspondent katy watson reports from brazil. horns honk back on the road and back on the bike. its...