Europe unveils its $340 billion answer to China's Belt and Road initiative
The European Union has unveiled its €300 billion ($340 billion) alternative to China's Belt and Road initiative — an investment program the bloc claims will create "links, not dependencies."
Biden should quickly revisit Omicron travel ban, says this CEO
Roger Dow, CEO of the US Travel Association, is questioning the logic of President Joe Biden's travel restrictions, imposed on South Africa and seven neighboring countries following the emergence of the Omicron coronavirus variant.
Four injured as old aircraft bomb explodes near Munich train station
An explosion has occurred near a busy train station in the German city of Munich, police said Wednesday.
Analysis: China's birthrate just hit another record low. But the worst is yet to come
China's birthrate in 2020 has hit another record low -- and there's no indication things are about to pick up anytime soon.
Former Japan PM tells China, 'a Taiwan emergency is a Japanese emergency'
Japan and the United States could not stand by if China attacked Taiwan, and Beijing needs to understand this, former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Wednesday.
This city was named the world's most expensive for the first time ever
All over the world, it's been a tough year on wallets.
Extreme winds in Turkey kill 6 and injure 52
At least six people were killed and 52 were injured after extreme wind storms swept through Turkey on Tuesday, according to state-run broadcaster Anadolu.
Hunger in Latin America and the Caribbean is at its highest point in two decades, UN says
Tens of millions are going hungry in Latin America and the Caribbean as the Covid-19 pandemic sharpens a regional malnutrition crisis to its worst levels in decades, according to the United Nations.
The Christmas markets still going ahead
There's nothing quite like a festive market to bring out the Christmas spirit in people.
Amid ongoing human rights concerns, World Cup chief promises Qatar is 'tolerant' and 'welcoming'
With less than a year to go before the start of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, questions surrounding host nation Qatar's handling of humanitarian issues show few signs of abating -- specifically concerning the state's anti-homosexuality laws.