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Military cooperation between Russia and Pakistan will be very specific and driven by concrete, pragmatic, and limited goals. At the same time, India remains Russia's priority partner.

Dimitris is one of many unemployed Greeks, with youth unemployment at 50 percent, who will protest Thursday for the right to work.

Jean-Claude Juncker, the newly installed head of the European Commission, has unveiled a 315 billion euro ($392 billion) investment package.

Still figuring out your Black Friday battle plan? This road map of store openings can help.

SideChef, an app designed for amateur cooks, helps teach step-by-step recipe basics to would-be chefs.

British lawmakers have rebuked Facebook for withholding information on potential terror suspects, the FT reports.

Sales worth Won1.9tn part of heir apparent’s moves to cement control over conglomerate

Attacks in Jerusalem catch security forces off-guard and cast doubts on prospects for recovery

The European Central Bank will be able to gauge in the first quarter of next year whether it needs to start buying sovereign bonds, ECB Vice President Vitor Constancio said.

Near-record amounts are at stake on further falls for the euro and the yen

Ed Milliband, leader of the UK Labour party, has the lowest voter satisfaction rating this close to an election of any opposition leader in the past 40 years, according to Ipsos Mori. In this period, Margaret Thatcher had the lowest rating of those who became prime minister.

Saudi Arabia will push other OPEC members to cut production by up to 1.5 million barrels a day, experts tell CNBC.

Missouri governor seeks to fend off criticism law enforcement had been unprepared for violence

Pfizer’s $110 billion bid for AstraZeneca was one of the biggest business stories of 2014 – so could a new bid be one of the biggest stories in 2015?

The Wall Street Journal found in 2010 that an NFL game has just 11 minutes of actual action. Eight decades earlier, Scientific American found just about the same thing

British holiday company Thomas Cook said its chief executive Harriet Green was stepping down, two years after leading a turnaround of the group.

Restructuring is essential, but so is transparency

(Photo: Ruining Things with Facts)

Lots of people compare their stress levels to that of an air traffic controller, but what is the real job actually like? You can get a glimpse by reading Ruining Things with Facts, a Tumblr kept by James Heath. A former airline pilot, Heath is in radar training as a developmental air traffic controller at the Washington Air Route Traffic Control Center.

Germany's Bundesbank has underlined the financial risks to investors at a time when the ECB is expected to step up its aggressive monetary policy.

Arnaud Scarpaci, fund manager at Montaigne Capital, discusses the best companies in the travel and leisure sector to invest in.

Sony's rigorous plan unveiled this week to turn the company's fortunes around appears to have convinced markets and analysts.

Actress Angelina Jolie is the latest in a string of celebrities to criticize proposals for a so-called "mansion tax."

Tetley tea has insured its master blender's taste buds for £1 million ($1.5 million), according to the Mirror.