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The Russian president said there was a “growing trust” among people for the new technology ...

Police have so far arrested 34 people following violent unrest in the capital ...

A partial truce between the warring sides went into effect earlier on Friday ...

Christine Lagarde says her son has been investing in digital assets despite her openly expressed stance against cryptocurrencies ...

More than 13,000 people in the West African nation can bring claims against the company, a UK court has ruled ...

Berlin’s current economic policies are unlikely ‘to lead to anything good,’ Russian businessman Oleg Deripaska says ...

In 2032, India will need a billion tonnes of coal, partly to charge EVs in urban areas via power generated by thermal plants ...

The prime minister of Bashkortostan suggested US citizens should move to the republic before others seize the opportunity ...

Angola and Nigeria are reportedly demanding that the organization lets them produce more oil ...

The African nation sees membership as a way to make its voice heard on the global stage ...

The Israeli government’s initiative allows people to report anti-Semitic threats and abuse ...

For New Delhi, Moscow’s significance both as a geopolitical heavyweight and bilateral partner remains unquestioned ...

The new center-right coalition plans to scrap laws aimed at curbing cigarette sales ...

The situation will hopefully not reach that point, presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said after Finland closed border crossings ...