LONDON, June 3 (Reuters) - The British government has said it is fully prepared to take Russian businessman Roman Abramovich to court to help release frozen funds from his sale of Chelsea soccer club ...

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Venezuela's oil exports remained almost unchanged last month as increased shipments to customers in China offset a decline in ...

The situation at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine remains under control, although it remains very complex ...

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The U.S. dollar has steadied after a sharp tumble this year but traders in the foreign exchange options market are positioned ...

England coach Thomas Tuchel will attend FIFA's Club World Cup starting this month to observe how players cope with the ...

Czech opposition ANO party plans to call a no-confidence vote in the government after the justice minister resigned over accepting a $45 million bitcoin gift for the ministry from an ex-convict, ...

The United Nations human rights office said on Tuesday that the wilful impediment of access to food and relief for civilians ...

The U.S. has sent a "long" list of "tough" requests to Vietnam in its tariff negotiations, including demands that could force ...

Cybercrime in Germany rose to a record level last year, driven by hacker attacks from pro-Russian and anti-Israeli groups, ...

The Japan Gas Association said on Tuesday it would take a more flexible approach in its drive to become carbon neutral by ...