Political News, Analysis and Opinion

By Anne Marie Roantree DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) – With dim sum, cocktails and gold chocolate coins, Hong Kong wrapped up its Davos charm offensive confident the financial hub is back … Read More

HODEIDAH, Yemen (Reuters) – In the grounds of a bombed-out building in the port that has become the main front of Yemen’s war, workers use a hose mounted to a … Read More

By Tangi Salaün PARIS (Reuters) – France’s hardleft trade unions on Friday threatened industrial action for months to come, as they searched for a way to force President Emmanuel Macron … Read More

BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The EU’s top diplomat Josep Borrell on Friday extended the time available to discuss ways to save the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran under a dispute mechanism … Read More

MILAN (Reuters) – The new CEO of Italy’s Atlantia signaled a fresh approach on Friday to the crisis caused by the deadly collapse of a bridge operated by its motorway … Read More

By Libby George LAGOS (Reuters) – The men in naval uniforms charged into the Nigerian waterfront village of Okun Glass in the morning, chased out the residents, then called in … Read More

BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The European Union is working on the assumption that the status quo transition period after Brexit will terminate at the end of the year and not be … Read More

By David Randall NEW YORK (Reuters) – Some cannabis stocks are seeing their prices surge as investors hunt for winners in the ashes of an industry shakeout that hammered share … Read More

TASHKENT (Reuters) – Uzbekistan will liberalize its domestic migration system which bars provincial dwellers from moving to the capital unless they have already secured a job there, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev … Read More

By Frank Phiri ZOMBA, Malawi (Reuters) – Malawi’s Rastafarians are cheering a court ruling that will allow their children to go to school with dreadlocks. Rastafarianism was upheld as a … Read More