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The US tourism industry is trying to counter one of the casualties of the trade war with China that is still raging despite this month's temporary truce: a drop in the flow of affluent Chinese visitors to the US
The sweep came a day after the United States announced that IS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was killed in a U.S. raid in Syria
Some worry that the Peronist victory would scare off investors and bring the return of interventionist policies that would only increase Argentina's economic woes
Mnuchin met Monday in Jerusalem with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, who called on Washington to impose additional sanctions to stop what he called Iran's 'plunge for everything' in the Mideast
Around 4.5 million people have fled and numbers could soon surpass 5.6 million who have left conflict-ravaged Syria since 2011 if departures continue at same rate
The order came in response to a petition seeking a stay of an arrest warrant for Yunus issued by the labor court last month, when he was abroad
The IMF’s regional outlook report projects growth to rise just 0.5% in 2019, compared to 1.6% in 2018. Increased activity in the oil and gas sectors is expected to generate a rebound to 2.7% growth in 2020, though this figure too falls shorter than previous projections
Pakistan's minority Ahmadis say authorities demolish their 70-year-old village mosque in eastern Punjab province
Lawyer said he has visited both his clients twice; their cases are currently under review at the office of the prosecutors dealing with security and espionage charges
Francis on Monday officially changed the name of the Holy See archive to remove what he said were the "negative" implications of having "secret" in its name
The purchase would add another household name to LVMH’s plethora of upscale brands
Thousands of students took to the streets in defiance of a government order and tear gas from security forces
In London, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said it was Parliament's fault, not Johnson's, that another Brexit delay was needed
Authorities said Fernandez has 47.83% of the votes compared to 40.66% for Macri, with 91.21% percent of the votes counted
That assessment, which the Democratic presidential hopeful offered in a wide-ranging '60 Minutes' interview, ratchets up the rhetoric between Trump and Biden over each other’s adult children and family business affairs
In a statement Sunday, the 32-year-old freshman from the Los Angeles area says leaving the House is best for her constituents, community and country
Conyers, among the high-profile politicians topped by sex harassment allegations in 2017, died at his home on Sunday, said Detroit police spokesman Cpl. Dan Donakowski
A look at the president’s claims at the briefing, where he announced the death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the Islamic State group
Tens of thousands of people are marching in Barcelona to protest the separatist movement in the northeastern Catalonia region that has produced Spain's worst political crisis in decades
Ailing former prime minister Nawaz Sharif who was jailed on money-laundering and corruption charges, was taken last week after suffering a heart attack
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