One year after the border between Hungary and Austria became a focal point of a mass influx of refugees to Europe, many of them heading for Germany, officials in both countries say the situation is largely under control.

Apple is expected to unveil a new iPhone and maybe even a second-generation smartwatch at a special event in San Francisco today.

Along with the perennial run on leggings, students returning to America’s classrooms this year are making a beeline for retro sneakers, “cold-shoulder” tops, versatile laptops and USB drives.

The WHO expects that, from 2010 to 2020, deaths from NCDs will grow by 15%, with the majority occurring in low- and middle- income countries

The G20’s finance ministers and central-bank governors have begun to undertake a stunning shift in mindset.

Merkel and Putin have emerged as political icons just as globalisation has reached a crossroads

Saudi Arabia’s economic priorities are changing with the “lower-for-longer” reality about oil prices. For the second time in 15 months, the kingdom is easing rules on foreigners investing in its $400bn stock exchange.

Despite repeatedly being told that I’m a valuable employee, I sometimes feel that I’m not treated with respect.

Qatar National Library (QNL) resumes its monthly programmes in September with an array of workshops and events aimed at developing students’ skills and encouraging a creative community.

Despite all the hand-wringing over the vaunted China slowdown, the Chinese economy remains the single largest contributor to world GDP growth.

The most frightening periods in history have often been interregnums – moments between the death of one king and the rise of the next.

Raghuram Rajan was the poster boy of the Indian financial establishment before he fell out with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government for reasons not yet clearly established or explained.