InDisruption caused by three days of strikes will leave only a fifth of rail services running, with no trains at all connecting
MELBOURNE — Australia’s energy minister on Thursday urged households in Sydney to switch off lights in the evening to avert blackouts, as
LISBON — Portugal is speeding up the issuance of immigrant visas for foreign workers, members of Portuguese-speaking countries, university students and digital
SEOUL — North Korea reported an outbreak of an unidentified intestinal epidemic in a farming region on Thursday, putting further strain on
WASHINGTON — US President Joseph R. Biden, under pressure over sky-high gasoline prices, on Wednesday demanded oil refining companies explain why they
Apple misled users over an upgrade that actually slowed iPhones’ batteries, a tribunal will be told, and 25 million British users could
COLOMBO — R.M.R Lenora stood in a snaking queue outside Sri Lanka’s Immigration and Emigration Department headquarters for two days last week,
SEOUL — K-pop pioneers BTS faced tears and sympathy from fans but anger from shareholders in their management company on Wednesday, a
Celsius Network, the retail crypto lending platform whose liquidity problems have sent cryptocurrencies plunging, stumbled on complex investments in the wholesale digital
TOKYO — A large majority of Japanese companies support both restarting idled nuclear reactors and this month’s resumption of foreign tourism, a
