Rare police action against settlers follows days of international pressure over high-profile assaults; meanwhile, new attacks by Jewish extremists reported ...

Mumbai, Oct. 19 -- Global markets face a busy week as geopolitical tensions in Ukraine and the Middle East, tighter oil supplies and rising inflation concerns continue to shape investor sentiment.

The suspects were transferred for questioning, and security forces are continuing to investigate the settler extremist-led violence of the weekend.

A decade ago, world leaders agreed to do everything possible to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees in the Paris Agreement.

A senior Australian central banker flagged on Monday signs that the labour market was loosening faster than expected, but ...

Credit extended by Nigerian banks to the manufacturing sector fell by 26.8% year-on-year to N5.19 trillion in June 2026, ...

Economist Dr Fred Muhumuza has questioned Bank of Uganda’s decision to raise its benchmark interest rate to 12%, arguing that ...

EAS Sarma urges President to review CPSE disinvestment, especially IDBI sale, citing public interest, legality, transparency ...

The Dutch central bank transferred more than 85 tonnes of gold from New York and Canada to London, citing geopolitical ...

The dollar edged up from near its lowest levels of the month at the start of trading in Asia on Monday as violent protests in ...

HANOI: The State Bank of Vietnam has instructed commercial banks to cut deposit interest rates by at least 0.5 percentage ...

Borrowing costs in Ghana have declined significantly, with the average commercial bank lending rate falling to 15.9% in ...