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After ushering through the Binladin Group's restructuring, the government now has part ownership of the family-owned firm, pushing it to align with Riyadh's reform goals.

Resistance among Brazilian business interests and lawmakers could short-circuit the president's moves to partner with Washington at China's expense.

In its haste to find concessions to offer the United States, Beijing has finally pushed through a new foreign investment law. But many of the key issues remain either unresolved or ambiguous.

Recent data show that a hoped-for economic recovery could be slow to manifest, a scenario that would decrease the president's re-election chances and possibly enable a populist government to return.

The attack was intended to motivate others to carry out similar attacks against not just Muslims but anyone who supports multiculturalism and globalism.

The Withdrawal Agreement is likely to be put before lawmakers for the third time, and another rejection could mean a lengthy postponement of the British exit from the European Union.

The oil and gas giant would only consider such an investment if it had confidence that Israeli-Arab ties have warmed sufficiently that it will not face Arab economic retaliation.

Although he still has little control over the country's oil sector, Venezuela's partially recognized interim president is proposing a major rescue plan to jump-start Caracas' primary revenue generator.

While the rejection is politically painful for British Prime Minister Theresa May, it does not necessarily mean that there will be a disorderly Brexit on March 29.

In preparation for the end of its Cold War-era treaty with Russia, the United States has begun developing ground-launched cruise missiles for the first time in more than 30 years.

Recent activity inside North Korea has led to speculation that the country may be preparing to conduct a satellite launch, which could place budding U.S.-North Korea diplomacy in jeopardy.

With foreign companies salivating at business opportunities in Africa, and Ethiopia in particular, France's president is leading a trade delegation to Addis Ababa and neighboring capitals in the hopes of sealing some deals.