Month: June 2018

The Federal Reserve points to “widespread and critical deficiencies” at the German bank’s US division.

The landmark decision on plain packaging laws is likely to have global implications.

French cement giant Lafarge is under investigation over allegations of funding a terrorist group in Syria.

Details of the time and venue come a day after the summit was announced by the US and Russia.

Femke Halsema will be the first woman to head the Dutch capital since its first mayor in 1343.

A gunman opened fire on the Capital Gazette newspaper building, killing at least five people.

Carmen’s husband was killed six weeks before Mexico’s election – now she’s running for office herself.

Dramatic footage shows a man calling police – from on top of a speeding car.

A programme in the capital Juba aims to increase school attendance by giving pupils cash.

“Kiki” was a victim of Josephine Iyamu, the British nurse convicted of trafficking women to Europe for sex.