By Ben Aris in Berlin paralysed global energy supply chains in March, in a move that illustrates both the depth of Tokyo's ...

Kearney, which closed in 1994, could initially produce 23,000 tonnes of carbon graphite annually starting in 2028.

France has called an online meeting of G7 countries ‌for Thursday to discuss how to break China's stranglehold on critical ...

I was standing in the Cathédrale Saint-Vincent in St. Malo, France, with my 82-year-old French mother and sister on the day ...

South African ‌President Cyril Ramaphosa has chosen Roelf Meyer, a former chief government negotiator during talks to end ...

Rayner and Burnham are trying to gain markets’ confidence amid concerns they could loosen fiscal rules if they replace Starmer ...

Around two pubs closed each day in the first three months of the year amid pressure from higher taxes and regulatory costs, ...

Three people have died on a cruise ship in the Atlantic, the WHO said Sunday, one a confirmed case of hantavirus -- an illness usually transmitted to humans from rodents. The outbreak occurred on the ...

The plans, expected in the King's Speech, could allow English mayoral authorities and local councils in Wales and Scotland to ...

Methane emissions from fossil fuels remained at very high levels in 2025, with no sign they are declining globally, according ...

The expedited implementation of the debt-relief package indicates that China is enhancing the intensity of its proactive ...

Paris is embracing long-term programme on culture and arts, seeking to undo a past where its engagement in Africa has mainly ...