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Turkey has upset the balance of power in the region by raising the prospect of sending troops into Libya.

The newly formed government is the president’s bureaucratic dream team, but its kind of competence won’t translate into growth.

Death threats, random power cuts, tossed boots and blockades.

Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte canceled his trip to Davos after the resignation of the leader of the biggest party in his ruling coalition triggered turmoil back in Rome.

The transition to factory farms from traditional ones is a major factor limiting the transmission of new diseases.

A clutch of Russian stocks is particularly well placed to reap the benefits of the possible $34 billion spending windfall under the nation’s new government.

Donald Trump’s trade truce with Beijing included a pledge to buy billions of dollars of U.S. foodstuffs over the next two years, reopening one of the most important export markets for America’s farm belt.

Oil extended declines from the lowest close in seven weeks on speculation China’s coronavirus outbreak may dent demand as the market tackles a glut of global crude supplies.