Political News, Analysis and Opinion

By Robin Emmott and Francesco Guarascio BRUSSELS (Reuters) – A summit planned for the end of March in Beijing between China and the European Union is set to be postponed … Read More

By Joseph Nasr BERLIN (Reuters) – Germany will step up surveillance of a radical wing of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party after the domestic intelligence agency designated it … Read More

(Reuters) – A short stretch of the meandering Rio Grande – the river that marks the border between the United States and Mexico – has been for a long time … Read More

BRATISLAVA (Reuters) – A Slovak court has postponed hearings into the 2018 murder of a journalist, which led to protests that brought down the government, because of measures to curb … Read More

BERLIN (Reuters) – Grandparents, the elderly and their families should avoid public transport, avoid hugging each other and stay clear of public events to minimize the risk of becoming exposed … Read More

By Alexandra Alper and Deborah Bloom WASHINGTON/SEATTLE (Reuters) – President Donald Trump on Wednesday ordered travel from Europe to the United States restricted for 30 days, responding to mounting pressure … Read More

LONDON (Reuters) – Britain on Thursday demanded Iraqi authorities take action to hold to account those responsible for a rocket attack in Iraq which killed one British and two American … Read More

By Eric Knecht and Ellen Francis BEIRUT (Reuters) – After importing medical supplies to Lebanon for 20 years, Hassan Hamdan shut his business in December. Sales were plummeting, clients couldn’t … Read More

By Nick Brown (Reuters) – U.S. residents will begin receiving census forms in the mail as early as Thursday as the federal government kicks off its once-a-decade count of the … Read More

(Reuters) – The National Basketball Association (NBA) said on Wednesday it was suspending the season until further notice after a Utah Jazz player tested positive for the coronavirus. The test … Read More