MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia has returned around A$215,000 (126,114 pounds) to China in funds it has seized from money laundering cases as the two countries agreed on Tuesday ...
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Tuesday that the government would need to craft a new time frame for achieving its budget-balancing goal, currently ...
MANILA (Reuters) - Developing Asia is on track to grow faster this year and next, the Asian Development Bank said on Tuesday, buoyed by a pick-up in world trade and China's ...
By Lefteris Papadimas and Angeliki Koutantou ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece must wrap up an upcoming bailout review quickly to pave the way for a "clean" bailout exit next ...
By Stanley White TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan policymakers said they should stick with their current policy framework and had reason to be optimistic about consumer prices ...
TORONTO (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry and American girlfriend Meghan Markle made their first formal public appearance together on Monday, with the couple holding hands ...
By Rodrigo Campos NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks fell on Wall Street and U.S. government bond yields dropped on Monday after North Korea accused the United States of having declared ...
By Alastair Macdonald and Jan Strupczewski BRUSSELS (Reuters) - British and EU negotiators talked up hopes for progress on Brexit as a new round of talks began in Brussels on ...
LONDON (Reuters) - A man who refused to provide passwords to his electronic devices when stopped by British police was found guilty under terrorism laws at a court in London on ...
By David Milliken and Huw Jones LONDON (Reuters) - British banks have underestimated the risks from a surge in consumer borrowing and need to hold an extra 10 billion pounds of ...
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank may bring forward its stress test of Greek banks next year, finalising data well before Greece is due to exit its three-year, 86 ...
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is growing increasingly confident that inflation will rise back to its target, but patience is still needed, not least to make sure ...
By Elizabeth Piper BRIGHTON, England (Reuters) - Britain could stay in a customs union with the European Union after leaving the bloc if Labour win power, the main opposition ...
LONDON (Reuters) - Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Monday it was not possible to say that Britain had made sufficient progress to move onto the next phase of Brexit ...
By Jonathan Spicer SYRACUSE, N.Y. (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve is on track to gradually raise interest rates given the recent inflation weakness is fading and the U.S. ...
By Linda Sieg and Tetsushi Kajimoto TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said he would dissolve parliament's lower house on Thursday for a snap election, ...
BRIGHTON, England (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party said on Monday it would close tax loopholes used by the wealthy and ensure that corporations "pay their ...
