A deal could value the privately held bank at about €1.5bn, sources say
Allies urge restraint after Iran’s attack, but Israeli officials say war cabinet favours retaliation
A US operational liaison officer was in the control room of the Arrow ballistic air defence system
EU has 27 capital markets with maze of securities laws, taxes and standards
Photos show animals densely packed in small cages
The differential between per capita pay growth in the poorest countries and the richest has increased over the past five years, report reads
The report from the commerce department bolsters expectations that the Fed could delay cutting interest rates until September
Selection of 12 jurors and six alternates from a pool of Manhattan residents gets under way
Investigation to focus on whether the crew left the port knowing the freighter had serious problems with its systems, says report
The countries join Nigeria, Kenya and SA in recalling the same batch of the syrup
Lee to hand over to prime minister-in-waiting Lawrence Wong on May 15
More than 125,000 people forced to flee their homes
Former president to stand trial in criminal case
More than 2,000 trucks have been able to get into Gaza, about 100 in the last 24 hours alone
The father of Joel Cauchi said he was devastated by the news and said his son had a long history of mental illness and frustration with women
UN to meet on Sunday as several countries condemn latest attacks
Netanyahu’s war cabinet meets as global powers urge restraint
Military force has its own army, navy, air force and intelligence wing
Israeli military says it shot down almost all of 300 drones and missiles launched by Iran, which releases video of the attack
EU finance ministers in March endorsed the Bulgarian economist for a second term
