It has been a poor week for German economic news.

British Prime Minister Theresa May has acknowledged the failure of strategies to get her Brexit deal approved in Parliament, saying there’s little prospect lawmakers will back it in “the near future.”.

Boeing’s boss has admitted that a failure in its 737 Max jet’s anti-stall system, MCAS, was a factor in last month’s Ethiopian Airlines crash.

Foreign ministers from the Group of Seven nations have revealed stark divergences in views on the Middle East as they wrapped up a meeting in France.

Interior ministers from the Group of Seven advanced economies have pledged to jointly tackle world’s top security challenges, including fighting migrant trafficking.

South Korea and the US have this week launched the world’s first commercial 5G services, promising a new wave of capabilities for smartphone users.

Low-cost housing advocates in the German capital are launching a grassroots campaign to force the Berlin state government into taking over nearly 250,000 apartments worth billions from corporate owners.

Decision on titanium dioxide follows industry lobbying and could be illegal, critics say

China’s expansion in Latin America of its Belt and Road initiative to build ports and other trade-related facilities is stirring anxiety in Washington.

An unmanned Russian spacecraft carrying more than three tons of cargo has set a record time for a trip to the International Space Station, docking with the orbiting outpost in three hours and 21 minutes.