Sanctions involve the seizure of US-based property of the individuals and entities and ban all transactions with them
The UK Court of Appeal overturned a ruling that restricted children’s access to drugs that pause puberty
Results of an independent probe said World Bank leaders including Georgieva applied undue pressure on staff to boost China's ranking in 2018 report
Goals tackling poverty and climate change are likely to be missed unless 10% of global economic output is directed to UN targets every year to 2030
Communities in coal-producing areas still believe their future hinges on the carbon-heavy fuel, despite the losses they blame on mining
Russian authorities have accused the companies of meddling in the elections by offering the opposition apps
Survey shows about 70% of Britons say buying online and on mobile phones are their preferred shopping methods since the pandemic
Official warns the Thermaic Gulf is in danger of having no mussel farmers in coming years
Data shows many service-sector industries have crossed above a $15 starting wage amid the recovery from the Covid recession
Group spearheading the legal action alleges the government’s failings made the resort an early ‘superspreader’ of the virus
Asian carriers oppose EU plans to force airlines to start using take-off and landing slots frozen during the pandemic
Fed presidents Robert Kaplan and Eric Rosengren to dump stocks by September 30 after reports on their trading
Ruling obliges President Joko Widodo to establish national air quality standards to protect human health
The government plans to raise $200m in a debut domestic dollar bond sale
SA tourist among people trapped by Covid-19 and then held captive by Chinese gangs to run online scams
Since March 2020, 64% of those seeking club membership and a home chose property inside a golf community
Therapists are encouraging people to find an environmental identity to ease their sense of powerlessness
Triodos Investment Management is concerned about the proceeds of the debt being used for carbon capture and blue hydrogen
Largest labour union federation threatens court action against employers
Damaged cable cuts power supply from France by half, leaving Britain with almost no spare capacity
