NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Gunmen who stormed a police station and killed seven people in India's Punjab came from Pakistan, the Indian government said on Thursday, but it gave no indication that a plan for bilateral high-level security talks have been jeopardized by the attack.
ROME (Reuters) - First, a fire in May reduced operations at Fiumicino airport for more than two months. On Wednesday, a forest fire caused cancellations and delays, and on Thursday a black-out left much of it without power for an hour.
Nigeria's president is promising deeper collaboration with its neighbors in the fight against Islamic extremism after a two-day visit to Cameroon.
U.S. home rental prices climbed much faster than incomes in June. But there are signs of slowing momentum around major job hubs such as New York, Los Angeles and Washington.
Stocks are opening lower as investors respond to some disappointing results from U.S. companies.
When it comes to votes on Olympic host cities, geopolitics can play a crucial role in determining the victor.
"St-riike! ... And we're talking outside of outside corners."
The migrant crisis gripping Calais shows no sign of abating, as 3,500 people have attempted to illegally travel to the UK via the Channel Tunnel in just two days, according to Eurotunnel.
The migrant crisis gripping Calais shows no sign of abating, with 3,500 people attempting to illegally travel to the UK via the Channel Tunnel in just two days.
LUCKNOW, India, THURSDAY (Reuters) - The former president of the Medical Council of India, which regulates the country’s medical colleges, stood before a judge last week in a dingy courthouse in this northern city.
RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Athletes risk serious illness from dangerously high levels of viruses and bacteria in sewage-contaminated waters at the swimming and boating venues being prepared for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, the Associated Press reported on Thursday.
Newcastle United manager Steve McClaren has refused to be drawn on Fabricio Coloccini's future with just over a week to go until the start of the new Premier League campaign.
The suspect in an Orangeburg County homicide has been arrested.
LONDON (Reuters) - UK Athletics has found no impropriety on the part of Mo Farah after receiving the initial findings of a review into the double Olympic champion's relationship with coach Alberto Salazar, it said on Thursday.
LONDON (Reuters) - UK Athletics has found no impropriety on the part of Mo Farah after receiving the initial findings of a review into the double Olympic champion's relationship with coach Alberto Salazar, it said on Thursday.
Music has always been a major part of car advertising, but rather than use it to score sweeping shots of vehicles on winding roads as is hackneyed tradition, Lexus decided to use its new NX hybrids to actually play some.
Sol Campbell has tipped his former club Arsenal to win the Premier League title this season.
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Activists on Thursday urged Uganda's government to reverse a decision to open for oil drilling a wildlife park on Uganda's border with Congo, saying the move puts pressure on the region's fragile ecosystems.
LONDON (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell is to axe 6,500 jobs this year and step up spending cuts as it seeks to reassure investors it can withstand an extended period of lower oil prices, even through its planned $70 billion (£44.8 billion) acquisition of BG Group.
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(Reuters) - Facebook Inc's plans to focus spending on its two messaging services, Instagram and its virtual reality headset business was cheered by Wall Street analysts, who said the efforts would boost long-term growth.
LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England set out plans on Thursday to reform a key benchmark for interbank borrowing costs, a measure of financial conditions that will come into sharper focus as the central bank comes closer to its first interest rate increase in nearly a decade.
LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England set out plans on Thursday to reform a key benchmark for interbank borrowing costs, a measure of financial conditions that will come into sharper focus as the central bank comes closer to its first interest rate increase in nearly a decade.