The shrimps of the crypto world have joined the whales in a glorious last stand to banish the bleak bitcoin winter.
'Everywhere they dig': looters hunt Albanian antiques
New Zealand's easing of its strict border curbs has triggered a rush of new departures among locals seeking fresh opportunities abroad, adding further pressure to the country's already tight employment market.
For Emilie Malherbe, choosing the colour of her brand new Renault Arkana SUV was easy because only three were available: black, pearl-white and gray.
The Dutch art detective who recovered the 'Blood of Christ' relic
If shipping is the beating heart of global trade, its pulse is about to get slower.
The bond market is pricing in a sharp deceleration in inflation over the next year, as aggressive tightening by the Federal Reserve to counter the steepest surge in prices in a generation ramps up recession concerns.
Ukrainian students seeking new lives in Taiwan see parallels in Russia, China
In the race to go electric, carmakers have focused on range to ease consumer anxiety over charging infrastructure, but battery makers are already working on the smaller, longer-lasting and cheaper batteries of the future, which also charge more quickly.
A year after floods devastated his town in the east of Belgium, 70-year-old retired welder Mario Bonelli remains traumatised by the event and fellow townsfolk are still repairing their ravaged homes.
Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos's announcement Friday that he will step down brings to an end a 37-year reign marked by an unrelenting authoritarian style.
Recession worry-warts did not find much to fan their anxiety in Friday's stronger-than-expected U.S.
Item A on next British PM's agenda: inflation crisis
A group of Afghan children were grazing sheep in fields near the village of Bolak Wandi in eastern Helmand when they spotted a metallic object half-buried in the ground.
War-themed fashion is hit with patriotic Ukrainians
Parliamentary hearings worldwide used to spread anti-vaccine conspiracies
One year after Haiti's president assassinated, investigation stalls
Russia's plastic surgery sector feels pinch from western sanctions
Haiti's women footballers dream of international success
Muslim pilgrims stream out of Mecca for hajj high point
Years-long travel bans and asset freezes against some of Egypt's most prominent activists are being used to muzzle civil society and are exacting lasting damage on the personal lives of those targeted, according to two reports by human rights groups.
It's not a great time to be a hummus fan.
Pakistan climbing season reaches new heights
I.Coast eyes cassava for its bread as wheat prices surge
Japan has been left with unspent budget totalling 22.4 trillion yen ($161.41 billion) from the last fiscal year, a draft seen by Reuters showed on Tuesday, which analysts say may raise questions about the way stimulus measures are implemented.
The NFT dream isn't dead, but it's taken a big non-fungible beating.
For UK artist, the key to good art is a typewriter
Six million first-time voters are set to effectively decide whether to extend President Tayyip Erdogan's rule into a third decade or to opt for something they have never known - Turkey under a different leader.
Torrential rain is lashing Australia's southeast coast, forcing thousands of people from their homes because of the danger of floods and landslides in a region battered by major flooding four times in the past 18 months.
DeShanna Neal's 7-year-old son stopped standing for the Pledge of Allegiance to the U.S.