President Nicolas Maduro has been sworn in for a second, six-year term amid widespread international repudiation that his increasingly authoritarian rule has stripped Venezuela of its last vestiges of democracy
Puerto Rico is one step closer to restructuring more than $17 billion worth of debt involving sales-tax bonds issued by the U.S. territory
Official figures show that unemployment across the 19-country eurozone fell in November to a decade-low rate of 7.9 percent but worries over the economic outlook have stoked concerns that it may not fall much lower
A small domestic far-left group has claimed responsibility for a bomb attack three weeks ago in Athens on a leading Greek private media group, which caused damage but no injuries
Wanted by US, former Mozambican official in South African court over $2B loan scandal
Amazon has eclipsed Microsoft as the most valuable publicly traded company in the U.S. a see-sawing stock market continues to reshuffle corporate America's pecking order
A lobby group for the U.K. auto industry says new vehicle sales in 2018 fell by their biggest rate since the global financial crisis a decade ago
Thousands took to the streets in the Sudanese capital on Sunday to call for President Omar al-Bashir to step down, the latest in nearly three weeks of demonstrations against his 29-year autocratic rule
Wall Street roared back, wiping out all of the losses from the previous day, as a barrage of positive news eased concerns about the economy and interest rates.
Police are using tear gas to disperse thousands of demonstrators in the Sudanese capital protesting the rule of autocratic President Omar al-Bashir
