Australian blue-chip stocks sank six percent after trading opened on Monday, as financial turmoil sparked by US tariffs continued to sweep through global markets.

Trading floors were overcome by a wave of selling as investors fled to the hills on the worst day for equities since the pandemic, with Hong Kong shedding 10 percent, Tokyo briefly diving eight ...

Indian stocks fell at the opening of trading on Monday, with the benchmark Nifty index down more than three percent. US President Donald Trump slapped a flat 26 percent tariff on imports from India ...

Shares in Singapore plunged more than seven percent at the open on Monday amid fears over a global trade war after China retaliated against Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs. The Straits Times Index ...

South Korean stocks tumbled over 5 percent Monday as Asian markets sank and US futures signaled steep Wall Street losses, driven by Donald Trump’s harsh tariffs despite countries seeking compromise ...

Despite suggestions to the contrary, Obi has repeatedly said he remains in LP, the party that powered his 2023 presidential ambition.

Over fifty persons were killed within a week in attacks over five communities that left over three hundred houses burnt by suspected herdsmen.

Cause: Gas leakage from mishandling of products attracting a nearby flame before resulting to explosion, the agency said.

Police authorities on Friday invited the Emir for questioning at their headquarters in Abuja over the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Maresca insisted Chelsea's "unfair" schedule forced him to drop out-of-form forward Cole Palmer for Sunday's 0-0 draw at Brentford.

ACF demanded full compensation for the victims of the attack and the extension of relief to those injured by the attackers.

Britain’s Foreign Secretary David Lammy said Saturday it was “unacceptable” that Israel had detained two UK lawmakers and denied them entry. Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohamed, from the governing Labour ...