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Digital economy hopes for Brazil overstretched

Digital economy hopes for Brazil overstretched

The world will be more and more divided between countries that use and those that develop digital technologies and business models and standards, argues Professor Arbache.

Dozens killed, injured in Istanbul bombing

Dozens killed, injured in Istanbul bombing

The deadly attack comes as observant Muslims mark the second day of fasting in the Islamic month of Ramadan.

India Central Bank keeps policy interest rate unchanged

India Central Bank keeps policy interest rate unchanged

The Reserve Bank of India had eased rates by 150 basis points since January 2015.

Russia still ready to coordinate with US in Syria anti-terror efforts

Russia still ready to coordinate with US in Syria anti-terror efforts

More than 40 people have been killed and around a hundred injured by Al Nusra militants shelling in Aleppo, Russia said on Saturday.

Yellen: Don’t read too much in one job report

Yellen: Don’t read too much in one job report

Most analysts think July is the earliest slot for a Fed rate hike.

US, China must resolve differences as equals: Chinese President

US, China must resolve differences as equals: Chinese President

The eighth China-US Strategic and Economic Dialogue has begun in Beijing.

Russia questions “artificial” delay in Syrian peace talks

Russia questions “artificial” delay in Syrian peace talks

The UN-backed parties have not set a date for the resumption of the peace talks.

China-US security meet to discuss maritime disputes

China-US security meet to discuss maritime disputes

China believes that Washington's approach in the South China Sea is not conducive to peace and stability.

China, Russia back MiddleEastQuartet efforts for Palestine-Israel peace

China, Russia back MiddleEastQuartet efforts for Palestine-Israel peace

Russian envoy Bogdanov warned that "we are fast approaching the point of no return" at a Paris meet on Friday.

Dismal job report dents US economy

Dismal job report dents US economy

The shocking drop in new workers entering the labor market may prompt the Fed to delay rate hikes.