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Hong Kong: One Country, Two Systems

A look at how Hong Kong's economy is faring, two decades after the handover.

• 23 mins

Review of the Year - 2017

US economy grows; Macron urges climate change action; Zimbabwe's President Mugabe resigns

• 26 mins

Review of the Year - 2017

US economy grows; Macron urges climate change action; Zimbabwe's President Mugabe resigns

• 26 mins

Post-Christmas Sale Shoppers Stay Home

Boxing Day shoppers in Britain appear to have chosen to stay home and buy online

• 26 mins

Russian presidential election economic preview

The implications for the Russian economy of another five years of Putin policies.

• 26 mins

Shares Sink at Shipbuilding Giant Hyundai

Investors reacted to Hyundai Heavy's plans to raise about $1.2bn by selling new shares.

• 26 mins

Shares Sink at Shipbuilding Giant Hyundai

Investors reacted to Hyundai Heavy's plans to raise about $1.2bn in a fresh rights issue

• 26 mins

Bitcoin Falls Amid South Korea Crypto-currency Crackdown

The value of Bitcoin fell by 11% after South Korea announced new crypto-currency rules

• 26 mins

Bitcoin Falls Amid South Korea Crypto-currency Crackdown

The value of Bitcoin fell by 11% after South Korea announced new crypto-currency rules

• 26 mins

Ship Seized Amid Row Over N Korea Oil

South Korea said the ship had transferred 600 tonnes of oil to a North Korean vessel

• 26 mins

Ship Seized Amid Row Over N Korea Oil

South Korea said the ship had transferred 600 tonnes of oil to a North Korean vessel

• 26 mins

Hands off the Wheel

What is fuelling the race to build fully self-driving cars and do we really need them?

• 23 mins

Hands off the Wheel

What is fuelling the race to build fully self-driving cars and do we really need them?

• 26 mins

Hands off the Wheel

What is fuelling the race to build fully self-driving cars and do we really need them?

• 26 mins

New Protests as Iran Plays Down Unrest

After a fifth day of demonstrations, violence has flared in several parts of Iran

• 26 mins

New Protests as Iran Plays Down Unrest

After a fifth day of demonstrations, violence has flared in several parts of Iran

• 26 mins

Music Streaming Booms

Streaming music in the UK grew by 50% in 2017, with 1.5bn listens per week

• 26 mins

Flaw in Intel Chips Revealed

Millions of computers could be vulnerable due to a major security flaw in its processors

• 26 mins

UK Sets Out Post-Brexit Farm Funding

The British countryside could be set for its biggest shake-up in decades

• 26 mins

Toshiba Sells Nuclear Unit Westinghouse

Brookfield Business Partners will pay $4.6 billion for the US nuclear services company

• 26 mins

Call for 'Latte Levy' to Cut Cup Waste in UK

MPs are calling for a $0.35 'latte levy' on disposable coffee cups in the UK.

• 26 mins

US Jobs Growth Loses Steam

US employers added fewer jobs than expected in December, capping a year of slowing growth

• 26 mins

Merkel Hopeful as Coalition Talks Begin

The German Chancellor says she is hopeful she will end the country's political stalemate.

• 23 mins

Burning Tanker 'In Danger of Exploding'

Fire is raging on an oil tanker which collided with a cargo ship off the coast of China

• 26 mins

Burning Tanker 'In Danger of Exploding'

Fire is raging on an oil tanker which collided with a cargo ship off the coast of China

• 26 mins

Polish Premier Appoints New Cabinet

Law and Justice leader Mateusz Morawiecki has replaced almost half of his cabinet

• 26 mins

Venezuela Extends Blockade on Dutch Caribbean Islands

Aruba, Curaçao and Bonaire are accused them of harbouring powerful smuggling gangs.

• 26 mins

Tunisians Protest Austerity Measures

There have been riots in at least a dozen towns and cities across the country.

• 26 mins

Canada Files WTO Complaint Against the US

Canada has accusing the US of breaking international trade rules.

• 26 mins

Protests to Continue in Peru

People in Peru are preparing to protest in the wake of a growing corruption scandal

• 26 mins