The UAE can now enforce UK court rulings, altering Dubai's 'safe haven' status
The change applies to all court rulings for non-criminal civil, financial and marital cases and is already in affect.
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A look at the Black Sea Grain Initiative, the UN-backed deal that helped reopen Ukraine's ports to feed countries around the world
Before the war, Ukraine and Russia accounted for almost a quarter of global grain exports until those shipments came to a severe halt for nearly six months.
Big business likes to trumpet ESG credentials. But a 'greenwashing' reckoning could be on the horizon
The debate about sustainability claims made by companies is heating up.
You can get paid $15,000 to move to this idyllic Italian island, but there's a catch
To be eligible for the $15,000, the money must go toward renovating a home, and you must intend to live there full-time.
These are the top 10 U.S. cities with the biggest homes—and none of them are in California
American Home Shield reviewed 506,374 listings of houses and condos for sale from Zillow to determine the results of its 2022 American Home Size Index.
Zelenskyy demands punishment for Russia's war in Ukraine, describes grisly war crimes in stunning UN address
Zelenskyy's remarks came on the heels of Russian President Vladimir Putin's decision to mobilize hundreds of thousands of troops for war.
Turkey's lira hits a new record low against the dollar as investors brace for another rate cut
The Eurasian hub of 84 million people witnessed major market turbulence in recent days, on top of the dramatic currency drops of the last few years.
Russia arrests over 1,300 as anti-war protests erupt over Putin's partial military call-up
Around 1,307 people were detained in 39 cities across Russia as of Thursday morning, according to independent human rights group OVD-Info.
The most common crime in UK hotels isn't theft
Freedom of information requests to U.K. police forces reveal the types of crime most prevalent in hotels.
Watch live: U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss addresses global leaders at the U.N. General Assembly
Earlier in the day, Truss met with U.S. President Joe Biden on the sidelines of the high-level gathering in New York City.
Watch live: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy address global leaders at the U.N. General Assembly
Zelenskyy is set to deliver dramatic remarks to world leaders, hours after Russia moved to mobilize hundreds of thousands of troops for its assault on Ukraine.
Germany nationalizes energy giant Uniper as Russia squeezes gas supplies
The German government on Wednesday agreed the nationalization of energy giant Uniper as it strives to keep the industry afloat in the wake of the energy crisis.
EU approves up to $5.2 billion in public funding for hydrogen projects
According to the European Commission, public funding could unlock billions of investments from the private sector.
Shorter showers, slower drives and an Eiffel Tower blackout: How Europe plans to cut gas usage this winter
From cutting down on showering to five minutes and driving slower, Europe is embarking on a goal to reduce gas use in time for winter.
European businesses are rethinking their plans for a 'closed' China
European businesses are revaluating their China plans after Covid controls have isolated the country, said the EU Chamber of Commerce in China's Joerg Wuttke.
Biden to urge allied nations for more Ukraine support at UN General Assembly
Biden's address to the 77th United Nations General Assembly comes as Russia's war in Ukraine marches past its 200th day.
With new UK port worker strikes, Ford's supply chain problems aren't over
Labor strikes at two British ports will add to European trade congestion and supply chain pressures for companies including Ford.
'Our world is in peril,' UN chief says in opening General Assembly address
The U.N. chief's remarks come as Europe grapples with perhaps its biggest conflict since World War II.
UN secretary general says 'polluters must pay,' calls for extra tax on fossil fuel profits
Antonio Guterres' remarks came during his address to the UN General Assembly in New York.
The world's most powerful are gathered in London for Queen Elizabeth II's funeral. Here's who is — and isn't — there
A congregation of around 500 kings and queens, prime ministers and presidents arrived in London over the weekend to pay their respects to the late queen.
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