Chinese e-commerce company JD.com is often overshadowed by its bigger rival Alibaba. Now it's in the global spotlight for all the wrong reasons. Richard Liu, the billionaire founder and CEO of JD.com (JD), made
more 395The outbreak of a virus at Chinese farms is yet another problem for the country's slowing economy. Since the start of August thousands of pigs in the country have died or been culled after
more 1094Argentina is getting rid of half of its government ministries and hiking taxes on exports as it grapples with the collapse of its currency. President Mauricio Macri announced a series of austerity measures on
more 364AMMAN: Jordanian and Palestinian officials, experts and activists are united in their opposition to a confederation that precedes the end of Israeli occupation and the creation of a Palestinian state. Palestinian and Jordanian official
more 350BAGHDAD: Iraqi lawmakers convened Monday with Prime Minister Haider Abadi and a populist cleric together seeking to form a government and sideline pro-Iran rivals with a deal to create the biggest bloc in Parliament.The
more 370DAMASCUS: An airstrike near a US base in southeastern Syria has killed at least eight pro-regime fighters, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported on Monday.Four Syrians, one Iranian national and three other non-Syrian
more 395Venezuela's Vice President Delcy Rodriguez has said migration flows from the country is "normal", and that the situation is being used as a tool to justify foreign intervention in the country. The United Nation's
more 371Mostar, Bosnia & Herzegovina - When 67-year-old Ramiz Tiro was finally released from the concentration camps run by Croat forces during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1994, he felt like an animal. Starved and dehydrated,
more 516The founder of the Haqqani Network, one of Afghanistan's most effective and feared armed groups, has died after a long illness, their affiliates the Afghan Taliban announced on Tuesday. The Taliban statement said Jalaluddin
more 526On September 1, some 150 protestors gathered at the main entrance of Iraq's large oilfield, Nahr Bin Omar, threatening to break in and disrupt production. Thousands of others assembled in front of the provincial
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