ROME — Pope Francis on Monday blamed accidents at work on excessive profit-seeking and the “idolatry of the market,” in a fresh
BENGHAZI — Authorities in eastern Libya said at least 2,000 people were killed and thousands more were missing after a massive flood
NEW YORK – A medical researcher has asked a court to throw out a lawsuit that Johnson & Johnson filed against her over her 2019 study on the links between cosmetic talc products and cancer, saying
The United Auto Workers union has made some headway in labor talks with the Detroit Three automakers just three days before a potential strike of 146,000 US autoworkers,
WASHINGTON – The Moroccan government wants to proceed with International Monetary Fund-World Bank annual meetings scheduled for October in Marrakech despite Friday’s devastating earthquake, two sources familiar with the meeting planning said on Monday. “From
WHEN Morocco’s top tourist city was rocked by the country’s deadliest earthquake in six decades, Hicham Aamran and his family fled to
HANOI — Executives at top US and Vietnamese firms in the semiconductor, tech and aviation sectors met on Monday as part of
KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysia is aiming for economic growth of at least 5% annually until 2025, lower than the Southeast Asian nation’s
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said he had raised his concern over any Chinese interference in Britain’s parliamentary democracy during a meeting with
Thomson Reuters Foundation — After communal clashes in Delhi’s Jahangirpuri area last year, police said they used facial recognition technology to identify and
