The World Economic Forum still sees European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde as the top candidate to replace its founder Klaus Schwab as the WEF leader, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday.

Klaus Schwab’s abrupt departure from the World Economic Forum is said to have complicated carefully laid plans to persuade Christine Lagarde to take the helm in a seamless transition. Schwab, 87 ...

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Belarus has freed Siarhei Tsikhanouski, a key dissident figure and the husband of exiled opposition leader Sviatlana ...

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has offered to help mediate an end to the conflict between Israel and Iran, suggesting ...

Russian minister Maxim Reshetnikov has warned that the country's economy was teetering "on the brink of recession".

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The 16th International Kazan Forum concluded on Sunday, bringing an end to a six-day affair aimed at deepening Russia’s ties with the world’s Muslim nations. In bustling Kazan, the capital ...

Beijing's rare earth export restrictions reflect strategic restraint, not aggressive coercion — balancing market dominance ...