The more than two million residents of Zimbabwe's capital and surrounding towns have been left without water after authorities shut down the city's main treatment plant.
South Korea's spy agency told lawmakers on Tuesday that nuclear negotiations between Washington and Pyongyang will likely resume within two to three weeks, AP reported. Hours after US President Donald Trump said another meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un “could happen soon,” the National Intelligence Service (NIS) gave its assessment in a private briefing...
Workers in Greece have staged their first walkout since a new conservative government took office in July. Ships stayed in port and public buses and trains ran on reduced services in Greece on Tuesday, Reuters reported. Tuesday's action was triggered by government moves to change some rules for calling a strike, allowing the non-implementation of...
Repairs at the Khurais field and the Abqaiq processing facility may take several months rather than the ten weeks tops that Aramco had initially estimated. Aramco, the contractors told the Wall Street Journal, is in urgent talks with equipment manufacturers and service providers and is willing to pay premium rates for faster delivery and installation....
A European Union court has overturned a ruling by the European Commission that a tax deal between the Dutch government and Starbucks amounted to illegal state support for the coffee giant.
A German court has ruled that a hangover is an illness, in a verdict against the distributor of a food supplement marketed as an “anti-hangover drink”.
The TV Academy has apologised for using a photo of a living composer instead of the image of the late Andre Previn during an Emmy's memoriam segment.
