Author: Reuters

By Chris Scicluna VALLETTA (Reuters) – Malta’s incoming leader Robert Abela promised to strengthen the rule of law and said the country would emerge stronger after recent events, in an … Read More

By Luis Jaime Acosta CALI, Colombia (Reuters) – Armed conflict in Colombia could heat up in 2020 and there could even be bombings in cities if dissidents from the Revolutionary … Read More

By Philip Pullella VATICAN CITY (Reuters) – Former Pope Benedict, in a new book written with a conservative cardinal, defends priestly celibacy in the Catholic Church in what appears to … Read More

By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK (Reuters) – As the bull market in U.S. stocks hits new highs, some investors are searching for ways to pare their exposure to the … Read More

BEIJING (Reuters) – Separatists will “leave a stink for 10,000 years”, the Chinese government’s top diplomat said on Monday, in Beijing’s most strongly worded reaction yet to Taiwan President Tsai … Read More

By James Oliphant WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Six Democratic presidential contenders on Tuesday face perhaps the most pressure-packed debate yet, with voters in Iowa set to kick off the 2020 nominating … Read More

NIAMEY (Reuters) – Nigerien President Mahamadou Issoufou has replaced the head of the army after two of the country’s deadliest attacks in living memory killed at least 160 soldiers and … Read More

LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) – European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen welcomed on Monday a ceasefire in Libya initiated by Turkey and Russia, but cautioned that the United Nations must lead … Read More

By Steven Scheer JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israeli Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon will not run in a March parliamentary election but will keep his post until a successor is chosen, his … Read More

By Anirban Sen and Jane Lanhee Lee BANGALORE/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – In the months since office-sharing startup WeWork’s botched public debut, mid- and late-stage investors in big start-ups have been … Read More