Irish Senate backs bill banning Israeli settlement goods
Jul 11, 2018
The Irish Senate has voted in favor of a bill seeking to ban the import of West Bank settlement products _ a measure that would still have to pass several hurdles before becoming law
Trump will get red carpet treatment in UK _ and big protests
Jul 11, 2018
President Donald Trump will get the red carpet treatment on his brief visit to Britain beginning Thursday: Military bands, lunch with the prime minister, then tea with the queen at Windsor Castle before flying off to one of his golf clubs in Scotland
The Latest: US says WTO must do more on China trade policies
Jul 11, 2018
The U.S. ambassador to the World Trade Organization is calling for the global trade body to update its rules to deal with complaints about Chinese industrial policies that he said harm other countries.
BBC list shows men dominate top jobs despite pay promises
Jul 11, 2018
A list of top earners at the BBC shows that men dominate the highest paid jobs despite pledges to grant women equal pay
China vows retaliation for $200 billion US tariff threat
Jul 11, 2018
China's government has vowed to take 'firm and forceful measures' against US threats to expand tariff hikes to a new range of goods including fish sticks and French doors
Facebook faces UK fine over its data privacy scandal
Jul 11, 2018
Facebook faces U.K. fine over its privacy scandal
UK police say they've spoken to surviving nerve-agent victim
Jul 11, 2018
British police say they have spoken briefly to the surviving victim of a nerve-agent poisoning in southwest England as they try to uncover how he and his girlfriend were exposed to the deadly toxin
China auto sales growth weakens in June amid trade battle
Jul 11, 2018
China's auto sales growth decelerated in June, adding to economic worries facing Beijing amid a worsening trade battle with Washington
China criticizes new US tariff threat as 'totally unacceptable,' says it will take 'necessary countermeasures'
Jul 11, 2018
China criticizes new US tariff threat as 'totally unacceptable,' says it will take 'necessary countermeasures'