Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her husband agreed to let lawyers defending the man charged with assaulting Paul Pelosi and prosecutors of the case inspect their home in preparation for his trial.
Typhoon Khanun is heading close to Seoul after landing in the southern part of South Korea early Thursday, with the threat of lashing winds and torrential rains across the Korean Peninsula.
Workers at Romania’s Finance Ministry thronged the building’s halls in a flash protest against a government plan to cut spending, a rare show of disobedience amid growing public anger over austerity.
(Bloomberg) — Chile economists lowered their year-end interest rate forecasts after the central bank slashed borrowing costs by a jumbo 1 percentage-point and indicated further cuts are coming as inflation wanes.
Ukraine laid out temporary Black Sea routes for ships that are willing to navigate waters threatened by Russia, as it seeks to reclaim control over its maritime trade.
Argentines will head to the polls in a nationwide primary election on Sunday, with traders watching closely for signs of regime change in the debt-ridden nation mired in yet another economic crisis.
Moody’s Investors Service said Turkey’s credit rating could be upgraded if the country continues and deepens mainstream policies introduced since President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s reelection in May.
Uganda’s shilling headed for the biggest drop in almost eight years as officials said they would need to revise the budget after the World Bank halted new funding to the country for its passage of anti-LGBTQ legislation.
The assassination of a leading presidential candidate in Ecuador less than two weeks before the vote adds pressure to a country already wracked by political and drug violence.
Milojko Spajic, a former finance minister and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. credit analyst, was tapped to become prime minister by Montenegro’s president after his party prevailed in general elections.
