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Indians among those killed in FlyDubai plane crash

Indians among those killed in FlyDubai plane crash

Most news reports have suggested weather could have been a factor although the official investigative committee is yet to confirm the cause of the crash.

‘No coup’ chants in massive pro-Rousseff rallies

‘No coup’ chants in massive pro-Rousseff rallies

The Sao Paolo Industry Federation is openly backing the impeachment proceedings against the left leader.

“State-capture” hyperbole grips South Africa

“State-capture” hyperbole grips South Africa

There are mounting concerns that the Indian-born Gupta family was allowed to wield undue influence in SA, but allegations of state capture are pure hyperbole, writes Bo.

Russia’s ACRA to aim at breaking monopoly as Moody’s exits

Russia’s ACRA to aim at breaking monopoly as Moody’s exits

ACRA applied for a license to operate in Russia on February 29.

Boeing 737-800 crashes in Russia killing all 61 on board

Boeing 737-800 crashes in Russia killing all 61 on board

The plane crashed near the runway during a second landing attempt in conditions of poor visibility.

EU looks to finalize refugee deal with Turkey

EU looks to finalize refugee deal with Turkey

Turkey has asked for the EU to allow its citizens visa-free travel through the continent.

Recovery in China’s property market accelerates in February

Recovery in China’s property market accelerates in February

New-home prices gained in 47 cities in February, compared with 38 in January.

Brazil currency, stocks surge

Brazil currency, stocks surge

Brazil's Ibovespa stock exchange made its greatest gain in nearly seven years.

Rousseff stares down opposition, inducts Lula in Cabinet

Rousseff stares down opposition, inducts Lula in Cabinet

Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has been named chief of staff for Rousseff.

China approves five-year plan, eyes at least 6.5% growth

China approves five-year plan, eyes at least 6.5% growth

Many failing state-owned endeavors will be shut down or merged into more efficient ones.