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Will send 'millions' of Syrian refugees to Europe, threatens Erdogan

Turkey launched an operation into Syrian territory on Wednesday, aimed at combating Kurdish militants tied to insurgents in its own territory

EU imposes tariffs as high as 66.4% on steel road wheels from China

The duties punish Chinese exporters of steel wheels for vehicles including cars, tractors and trailers for allegedly having sold them in the EU below cost, a practice known as dumping

The Right to Repair

Implications of mandating manufacturers to provide spares

Fed-up European Union eyes a tit-for-tat response to Trump's tariff tactics

This is despite the fact that the two sides reached a "mutually acceptable solution" to the issue in 2006

The Right to Forget

Delicate balance between privacy and free expression

UK PM Boris Johnson suffers seventh successive defeat in parliament

Johnson only took office in July but his threat to leave the EU on October 31 with or without a divorce deal with Brussels has put him on a collision course with MPs

No need for Google to apply 'right to be forgotten' worldwide: EU court

Google had argued that the removal of search results required under EU law should not extend to its google.com domain

Royal Bank of Scotland picks Alison Rose as its first woman CEO

She takes over on Nov. 1, set to be the UK's first day outside the European Union

EU MPs back India on Kashmir issue, slams Pak for harbouring terrorists

European parliamentarians Ryszard Czarnecki and Fulvio Martusciello have backed India on the Kashmir issue

Brexit talks are slipping backward, but Boris is still optimistic of a deal

Johnson has suggested there's a solution to be found in making the island of Ireland a single area when it comes to food and animal standards and rules

Sticking to Brexit plan, UK PM Boris Johnson will not seek a delay

Johnson's strategy to leave "do or die" by that deadline has been shaken by the events of recent days

UK worries Brexit could bring 'chlorinated chicken' from US

But the UK's planned exit from the EU is putting the practice back in the spotlight, with PM Boris Johnson even taunting Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn by calling him a "chlorinated chicken"

Brace for hard Brexit

Businesses should prepare for a no-deal exit from EU

Boris Johnson loses majority after lawmaker defects to Liberal Democrats

Downing Street has indicated that Johnson is prepared to go for a motion for a general election around October 14 in retaliation

Brexit showdown looms for pound as divided UK Parliament returns

Strategists see pound support on bid to block no-deal Brexit

No official intimation from EU on Novelis-Aleris deal approval: Birla

Hindalco cuts FY20 India capex to Rs 2,000 crore on weak LME price trend

Donald Trump praises Boris Johnson after UK parliament suspension

President Donald Trump on Wednesday praised "great" British Prime Minister Boris Johnson after his controversial move to suspend parliament. Trump said the suspension -- which critics call a deliberate attempt to stymie democratic opposition to Brexit -- will make it "very hard" for Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn to seek a no-confidence vote against Johnson. "Especially in light of the fact that Boris is exactly what the U.K. has been looking for, & will prove to be 'a great one!' Love U.K.," Trump tweeted. Johnson announced the usually shorter suspension of parliament would be extended until October 14 -- just two weeks before Britain is set to leave the EU -- enraging anti-Brexit MPs. MPs will return to London later than in recent years, giving pro-EU lawmakers less time than expected to thwart Johnson's Brexit plans before Britain is due to leave the European Union on October 31. Trump is Johnson's highest-profile foreign backer and he has encouraged Brexit with promises of

Google's job search tool under EU microscope after rivals complain

As many as 23 job search websites have urged the European Commission to temporarily order Google to stop alleged unfair practices.

Amazon fire: EU warns of trade retaliation, Brazil scrambles to make amends

Forest fires in the Brazilian Amazon, which accounts for more than half of the world's largest rainforest, have surged in number by 83% this year

Biocon looks to derive sales from US, EU to break even at Malaysia unit

According to an Edelweiss report, investments would pick up at the company subsidiary in the current financial year