Slovenia Convicts Suspected Russian Spy Couple, To Be Expelled: Court
A Slovenia court on Wednesday sentenced two Russians suspected of being spies for Moscow to more than a year and a half in prison, but suspended the detention and ordered their expulsion from the ...
US Private Jobs Growth Miss Expectations In July: ADP
Hiring in the US private sector decelerated unexpectedly in July, said payroll firm ADP on Wednesday, while pay gains slowed further.
3 Ways Financial Advisors Can Personalize Client Portfolios–at Scale
New technology allows advisors to provide custom portfolios to their clients without the traditional difficulties of managing ...
Haniyeh Killing Exposes Israel's Reach Inside Iran: Analysts
The killing in Tehran of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh, which the Palestinian militant group has blamed on Israel, has exposed the depth of Israeli penetration inside the Islamic republic, ...
'Dangerous' For Boxers Who Failed Gender Tests To Compete At Olympics: Parker
An Australian woman boxer warned Wednesday it could be "incredibly dangerous" after it emerged that two fighters in the women's competition at the Paris Olympics failed gender eligibility tests last ...
French Ex-news Presenter Faces Five New Probes Over Alleged Rape
French investigators have opened five new probes into rape allegations against former prime-time news presenter Patrick Poivre d'Arvor, prosecutors said on Wednesday.
Djokovic Edges Closer To First Olympic Gold As Nadal And Alcaraz Eye Semis
Novak Djokovic remained comfortably on course for a first Olympic gold medal to add to his record-breaking collection of titles on Wednesday as fellow superstars Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz aimed ...
Melnyk's Journey To Olympics Embodies Ukrainian Fighting Spirit
Ukrainian athletes may not win many Olympic medals in athletics but for 400 metres runner Tetiana Melnyk it is a triumph just to be in Paris.
Switzerland Urges Nationals To Leave Lebanon
Switzerland on Wednesday urged its nationals to leave Lebanon, noting the highly volatile situation in the country.
Nigeria Govt Makes Last-minute Appeal Before Protests
Nigeria's government on Wednesday made a last-minute appeal to avert protests over the rising costs of living, a day before civil society groups plan nationwide #EndbadGovernance demonstrations ...
EU Begins Paying 400 Mn Euros Emergency Aid To Palestinian Authority
The European Union on Wednesday said it had begun paying 400 million euros ($430 million) in emergency funding to the Palestinian Authority to help address its "critical" budget problems.
Canada Fail In Bid To Overturn Six-point Deduction In Olympic Football
Canada's six-point deduction over a spying scandal at the women's Olympic football has been upheld after an appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport failed on Wednesday.