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WHO calls emergency meeting as monkeypox cases cross 100 in Europe

First identified in monkeys, the disease typically spreads through close contact and has rarely spread outside Africa, so this series of cases has triggered concern.

Elon Musk denies sexually harassing flight attendant on private jet

Billionaire Elon Musk took to Twitter to denounce as "utterly untrue" claims in a news report that he had sexually harassed a flight attendant on a private jet in 2016.

McDonald's Russia franchisees to have option of working under new brand

Russia's McDonald franchisees will now be able to operate under a new brand, according a statement by TASS

McDonald's Russia franchisees to have option of working under new brand

Russia's McDonald franchisees will now be able to operate under a new brand, according a statement by TASS

McDonald's Russia franchisees to have option of working under new brand

Russia's McDonald franchisees will now be able to operate under a new brand, according a statement by TASS

Paytm parent's quarterly loss widens to Rs 763 crore amid higher expenses

One97 Communication, the parent company of Paytm reported a loss of Rs. 780 in March quarter

Russia ramps up assault aiming to seize Ukrainian province for separatists

Russia amps up its pressure on Ukraine by assaulting provinces in the Ukrainian regions

Russia makes early debt payment dash in bid to swerve default

Russia initiated payment on two of its external bonds on Friday in an attempt to stave off a looming sovereign default ahead of a key U.S. licence allowing such transfers expiring next week

G7 mulling Russian asset seizures to help rebuild Ukraine - German FinMin

Russians assets can be seized in order to rebuild Ukraine and mitigate the damage of the extensive war during the escalated conflict between Ukraine and Russia

Wall Street rises as growth stocks gain after two days of selloff

Energy was the top performer, up 2.2%, followed by healthcare and technology sectors

Russia's Gazprom informs Finland it will halt flows of natural gas

Russia to halt gas flows to Finland on Saturday following the latter's intent and application to NATO membership which has ignited political rivalry between both countries

Germany detects first case of monkeypox, military medical service says

Germany detects first case of the West African variant of the virus according to the army medical service

Germany backs 40 bn euro supplementary budget to fund Ukraine costs

The draft supplementary budget envisages new borrowing will take Germany's net debt in 2022 to 138.94 billion euros with the total government expenditure estimated at 495.8 billion euros

Sona BLW expects two-third of revenues from EV components in coming years

With carmakers investing billions of dollars to build EVs, auto part suppliers are also diversifying their business towards new and clean technologies and moving away from gasoline-reliant supply chai

India supplies non-J&J vaccines to Cambodia, Thailand under Quad umbrella

The Quad was originally supposed to supply J&J doses made by Indian company Biological E Ltd to Southeast Asian and other countries, as a counter to China's vaccine donations around the world

CBI charges 30 anti-Vedanta protesters over 2018 protests in Thoothukudi

The incident was condemned by a working group of UN human rights experts for the "excessive and disproportionate use of lethal force by police"

China's April Saudi oil imports soar 38% on year, Russian oil up 4%

Saudi shipments amounted to 8.93 million tonnes last month, equivalent to 2.17 million barrels per day (bpd), according to data from the Chinese General Administration of Customs

'We are going to die': Food shortage grapples Lanka amid economic crisis

Sri Lanka is facing a dire shortage of foreign exchange, fuel and medicines, and economic activity has slowed to a crawl

Australians vote to choose new PM on Saturday: Here's what you need to know

Opinion polls have shown Labor leading, but the gap has narrowed in the final weeks of campaigning

Power crisis: Govt asks regulator to allow utilities to import 30% of coal

India had asked utilities to import 10% of its total requirement to blend with local coal as demand was outstripping supply