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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's Bank Leumi and Dubai's DP World said on Monday they had agreed to partner in boosting trade between Israel and the rest of the Middle East. This includes possible financ...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Gas contributes only a fraction of Germany's energy consumption, and Russian gas only a fraction of that, so it is wrong to say that the Nord Stream 2 pipeline will make Germany dep...

JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia reported on Monday 4,176 new coronavirus infections, its biggest daily rise, taking the country's total tally to 248,852, Health Ministry data showed. The number of death...

TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's export orders grew at their fastest pace in more than two-and-a-half years in August, surging on strong global demand for its telecommuting products, as the coronavirus pan...

VILNIUS (Reuters) - The presidents of Lithuania, Poland and Romania will ask European Union leaders at a summit later this week to offer a support package for Belarus if the country holds a democratic...

MILAN (Reuters) - Dubai-based payments processor Network International sought to reassure on its business trends on Monday after its share price halved in value in less than a week in what traders sai...

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Marine biologists were planning the rescue of around 270 whales stranded on a sandbar off the remote west coast of the Australian island of Tasmania on Monday. Government scientists...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said on Monday he expected public debt to reach around 80% of Germany's economic output by the end of the coronavirus crisis, the level it reached at th...

By Abdul Qadir Sediqi and Hamid Shalizi KABUL (Reuters) - The Afghan government and Taliban militants remain far apart on even the most basic issues a week into talks meant to end two decades of war t...

By Terje Solsvik OSLO (Reuters) - Norway's central bank is expected to keep its key interest rate at a record low zero percent this week, a Reuters poll found on Monday, leaving many economists to foc...