Xi Jinping portrayed his signature Belt and Road Initiative as a sweeping alternative to the US-led world order, a vision for global economic cooperation endorsed in person by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
At the New London Synagogue in North London, Rabbi Jeremy Gordon says some regular congregants have stopped attending services, while some Jewish schools have told pupils not to wear outward identifiers of their religion.
U.S. Bancorp said profit fell in the third quarter as the biggest US regional lender increased its provisions for credit losses.
A controversial $4 billion crude oil pipeline to link Uganda and Tanzania has overcome a key hurdle that delayed a final decision, according to Standard Bank Group Ltd.
India and the UK are still in tough negotiations over a free trade deal and as positions harden, talks are likely to slip into November, two people familiar with the discussions said.
Austria’s former Chancellor Sebastian Kurz faced perjury charges on Wednesday in a trial set to rake over events that triggered the political downfall of Europe’s then-youngest leader and a rising star on the center-right.
As the price of construction climbs, developers are rapidly revising their plans — at great cost.
Procter & Gamble Co. reported sales and profit that surpassed analysts’ estimates as higher prices bolstered the business despite a lower volume of products sold.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov arrived in North Korea for his first visit in about five years, as the US made fresh accusations that Pyongyang is supplying weapons to help Moscow in its assault on Ukraine.
The conflict could further undermine cohesion in a region already tested by the war in Ukraine
