Property investments fell 10% year-on-year and home sales sank 30.5%, suggesting a raft of measures to try to turn around a real estate slump have yet to take hold
Kylian Mbappe received treatment and his shirt was covered with blood from what appeared to be a blow to his nose
Putin, who will be making his first visit to North Korea in 24 years, said he highly appreciates its firm support of his invasion of Ukraine
US Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell discussed China's actions with Philippine counterpart, Maria Theresa Lazaro, on a phone call
The report was published in partnership with the World Jewish Congress
Since February, more than 12,000 trainee doctors have remained on strike amid a deepening standoff with government officials
The Commerce Ministry didn't mention the EV tariffs when it announced Monday that it is opening an anti-dumping investigation into pork from Europe
Thaksin, an influential political figure despite being ousted from power 18 years ago, reported himself to prosecutors on Tuesday morning and was indicted
The South also fired warning shots on June 11 after another group of North Korean soldiers briefly crossed the MDL
CEO David Calhoun is scheduled to appear before the Senate investigations subcommittee, which is chaired by Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn, a Boeing critic
Memes can be an edgier, faster way to get a political point across than a block of text or a lengthy video. But online misfires have hurt candidates and created major controversies
The pause in inspections won't block shipments of Mexican avocados to the United States
The shooting prompted a lockdown of both the daycare facility and the Catholic all-boys elementary school, and parents rushed to the area to pick up their children
The candidates were to discuss their proposals and plans for Iran's spiralling economy, struggling under sanctions from the United States and other Western nations
The 27 leaders were weighing the fallout from the recent European elections and how to take those results into account as they nominate candidates for the top posts
The policy will allow roughly 490,000 spouses of US citizens an opportunity to apply for a parole in place programme, which would shield them from deportations and offer them work permits
The exercise has been seen by some as a show of strength by Moscow against the backdrop of tensions as US and other Western nations support Kyiv in Russia's war on Ukraine
The move was widely expected following the departure earlier this month of Benny Gantz
Only six nations were meeting the goal that year, ahead of Russian President Vladimir Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine
The IG Metall union's leadership said it was recommending a hefty raise demand for 3.9 million workers in view of a persistently high price level