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Sofia [Bulgaria], Sept 5 (ANI): President Ram Nath Kovind apprised the Indian community in Bulgaria of India's growth story, saying that the economy of the country is making steady progress. Addressin

Dutch bank ING has agreed to pay fines and other payments of 775 million euros ($900 million) after admitting "serious shortcomings" in executing policies to prevent financial crime, including brib

A federal judge in Texas has refused to kill the DACA program immediately.

BUENOS AIRES/WASHINGTON - Argentina's peso slid on Tuesday as investors reacted with skepticism to President Mauricio Macri's plans to cut the budget deficit, while a government delegation arrived

A new inside look at U.S. President Donald Trump paints him as dangerously ignorant of world affairs and his White House as dysfunctional and devastatingly beset by internal feuds.

JERUSALEM - Al-Qaida is trying to regain its primacy over international militancy as Islamic State loses ground, a senior NATO official said on Tuesday, seeing a potentially increased risk to the W

KAISERSLAUTERN, Germany -- Shorter days and cooler temperatures indicate the inevitable end of summer is just over the horizon. U.S. Army Garrison Rheinland-Pfalz encourages community members to st

NEW DELHI - Authorities in the Indian capital Delhi approved measures on Tuesday to encourage businesses to use clean energy as one of the world's worst polluted cities stepped up the fight against

KINSHASA - Former Democratic Republic of Congo warlord Jean-Pierre Bemba on Tuesday denounced a long-delayed December presidential election as a 'parody' after he was banned from contesting and acc

New Delhi [India], Sept 4 (ANI): The Indian rupee on Tuesday further declined to a record low of 71.56 against the US dollar. The rupee witnessed a drop of 44 paise as compared to its decline on Monda

Whether it's capacity cuts, pollution controls, government closures, economic troubles or tariffs on exports, nothing seems to stop China's mills from producing more steel.

When two same-sex couples went to the civil registry in the city of Cuenca, Ecuador to get married last April, they were refused. The registry argued no Ecuadorian laws would permit their marriage.

TEHRAN (Tasnim) - The beautiful lake is located in the village of Alendan in the City of Sari. This Lake is located near the city of Sari and has its name from the village.

WASHINGTON, U.S. - The U.S. President Donald Trump, on Tuesday, issued a stern and direct warning to the Syrian President Bashar Assad and his allies Iran and Russia against launching an attack on

WASHINGTON, U.S. - In a stern warning to the Syrian president and his allies, the U.S. President advised against the use of violence in Idlib province, the last rebel stronghold in war-torn Syria.

MEXICO CITY, Mexico - As he exits office, sunk under the weight of historically low approval ratings, the 57th President of Mexico Enrique Pena Nieto admitted failure in fulfilling one of his key c

MEXICO CITY, Mexico - The outgoing Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto raked up a controversy in the country after blaming the surging violent crime in the country on the country's law enforce

DUBLIN, Ireland - After wrapping up a particularly arduous month, which saw the Irish low-cost airline being hit by multiple strikes, staff shortages and walkouts - Ryanair has revealed that its pa

DUBLIN, Ireland - Despite being impacted by a string of strikes and walk-outs by pilots, the Irish low-cost airline, Ryanair recorded a rise in passenger numbers during the month of August. 

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands - Claiming that the largest financial services provider in the Netherlands, ING Group had violated laws on preventing money laundering, Dutch financial crime prosecutors slap

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands - After admitting errors in its policies to stop financial crime, the Dutch bank ING has said that it has agreed to pay fines and other payments of 775 million euros.

CALIFORNIA, U.S. - Several social media users worldwide reportedly an outage of Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger services on Monday, causing anxiety levels to soar.

WELLINGTON, New Zealand - In a bid to thrive and grow in a market with an entrenched coffee culture, the world's largest coffee chain, Starbucks has now picked a new partner in New Zealand.&nbs

BRUSSELS, Belgium - In the latest edition of its Tourism Highlights, the UN World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) has revealed that the number of international tourist arrivals hit a record high globa

Deep in the forests of Karelia in northwestern Russia, digging is under way to find the graves of Red Army soldiers from the World War II era that may have been executed while prisoners of war by t