The Moscow City Court Tuesday rejected an appeal by Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich against his detention on allegations of espionage in a high-profile case that’s highlighted the growing pressure on journalists in Russia.
India’s Supreme Court began hearing arguments for granting legal recognition to same-sex marriages in a crucial case that will decide the fate of marital and allied rights for lesbian and gay couples in the 1.4 billion-strong South Asian nation.
The proportion of economically inactive people in the UK who say they would like a job has climbed to its highest level in almost two years, a sign that the cost-of-living crisis is pushing people back to work.
The surprisingly resilient equity market is invigorating a time-honored options strategy, driving it to the best start of a year in two decades.
UK wage growth accelerated unexpectedly, adding to inflationary pressures that are concerning the Bank of England.
Crypto firms that survived the industry’s steep downturn in 2022 are now engaged in a flurry of dealmaking they hope will better prepare them for the next boom.
While rules aimed at decoupling supply chains from China will take time to meet, the Inflation Reduction Act offers plenty attractive perks.
School officials in Tucson have said little about files stolen in a cyberattack. Troves of data, including Social Security numbers, showed up on the dark web.
Even those in charge of deploying workplace technology have misgivings about surveillance software, a new survey found
