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The Fed left its key short-term interest rate unchanged for the fifth time this year, at about 4.3%, as was expected.

In the United Kingdom, cyberstalking is growing at a faster pace than physical stalking, new research found.

With the EU Commission and the White House making contradictory claims about the content of the EU-US trade deal struck on Sunday, industry, markets and governments are eagerly awaiting the release of a 'joint statement' which is set to clarify commitments made on both sides of the Atlantic.

Trump’s tariffs are aimed at ostensibly boosting US production and fostering a “local for locals” sensibility. Except, it turns out that several American product staples are actually... "Made in Europe"?

An early-stage clinical trial in France appeared to help restore some brain function for three Parkinson's patients.

Denmark has reframed the debate on migration by adopting highly restrictive rules presented through the lens of progressive politics.

It comes as high-level representatives met at a UN conference on a two-state solution, which Israel and the United States have boycott.

Angola is one of Africa’s largest oil producers, but the country does not have enough refineries to meet domestic demand, so it imports diesel and gasoline at high prices.

The blast at around noon on Tuesday shredded the top of the plant's tall tower, exposing mangled concrete and rebar, while the metal walls and roof of the building below were crumpled and charred.

The National Air Traffic Service said the glitch happened at its control centre at Swanwick and required the service to limit the number of aircraft flying to ensure safety.

The attack was the fourth deadly strike in five months on Ukrainian military facilities. The previous three killed at least 46 soldiers and wounded more than 160, according to official reports.