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Police fired tear gas Friday at Islamists who demonstrated in Egypt, defying a new law banning unauthorised protests that has also angered activists following the arrest of a prominent blogger.

Turkey’s foreign trade deficit rose to $7.3 billion in October from $5.5 billion in the same month in 2012

Asian stock markets were mostly lower Friday as traders awaited European inflation data and the first day of the U.S. Christmas shopping season.

TAKEOVER target GrainCorp has hit out at the government's move to block a $3.4 billion bid from a US food giant, warning it will cost the entire industry.

United Arab Emirates Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed on a rare visit to Iran yesterday called for a partnership with Iran.

There still remain a number of loopholes that developed countries can exercise and not cooperate with India

India, with a GDP of $1.84 trillion, was ranked the 10th-largest economy in 2012, according to the World Bank

A day ahead of the announcement of GDP figure for the July-September quarter of the current fiscal, industry body Assocham has pegged the country's growth at 5.4% for the period on improved agricultural output.

All Turkish banks will be able to make Iranian transactions as sanctions on Iran are eased in the wake of recent nuke deal

O Ministério do Comércio e o Governo da Província de Luanda vão realizar, todos os sábados, nos largos do Soweto e da LAC, das 7h00 às 16h00, a “Feira da Batata”, para colocar à disposição do público consumidor produtos agrícolas nacionais de qualidade e a baixo preço