Caroline Foster

The United States and the European Union have expressed disappointment after two days of negotiating the international nuclear deal with Iran in Qatar. They say too little progress is being made. US envoy to Iran Robert Malley and…

The head of the Spanish statistics agency INE has resigned. Officially, Juan Manuel Rodriguez Poo did so for personal reasons, but the statistics office has recently been criticized. Among other things, the reason for calculating…

The leaders of NATO countries are meeting to refocus the military alliance that has awakened from hibernation. At their summit in Madrid, they reflect on how to counter new threats from the old enemy Russia and emerging China and set NATO's…

Prices of base metals such as zinc, nickel, aluminium, lead, copper and tin are recovering, after the largest price drop in a year last week. Hopes that demand for metals will pick up again due to the recovery of the Chinese economy after…

India has imported much more Russian oil in recent months than before. The Asian country is formally neutral in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. It also sees no objection to the import of fossil fuels from Russia. Because…

Electric car maker Tesla's new factories in Germany and Texas are losing billions of dollars. That's what Tesla CEO Elon Musk said. According to Musk, the factories face high costs and difficulties in ramping up production quickly. …

At least 130 people have been killed in a magnitude 6.1 earthquake that hit Afghanistan on Tuesday night. Mohammad Nassim Haqqani, the head of the Taliban government's emergency response service, said most of the casualties were in…

Thousands of British railway workers started strikes on Tuesday morning. 40,000 people are expected to participate in the strike that will completely stop train traffic in the country. Metro workers are also on strike on Tuesday. …

The aviation industry denounces the extensive regulation mush to avert the corona crisis. The international aviation industry association IATA states that at the beginning of this year there were at least 100,000 different rules and…

Japan's Supreme Court has ruled that the government cannot be held responsible for the forced evacuations following the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster, Kyodo news agency reported. The electric company that ran the nuclear plant…