April 7 (Reuters) - Australian shares fell 6% at the open on Monday, dragged by heavy losses in banking, mining and energy stocks, as investors fled to the safety of government bonds amid a rout in ...

Russian stocks closed lower on Saturday, with the MOEX Russia Index dropping 2.71%, marking a one-month low. The decline was ...

The Mine Shaft Tavern stands as the heart of Madrid’s food scene, occupying a historic building that once served as the coal miners’ cantina. With its original long wooden bar (reportedly the longest ...

Base metal prices including copper and aluminum plunged, as President Trump's tariffs trigger global growth slowdown ...

Travel across Australia by rail on a journey of continental proportions — from Sydney to Perth via outback ghost towns, drag ...

A day trip to Boulder feels like stepping into a different rhythm of life – one governed by natural cycles rather than ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

The supply-demand picture doesn't look supportive for gold to keep rallying over the next few years. The metal has hit a ...

The Saya de Malha Bank is one of the world’s largest seagrass fields and the planet’s most important carbon sinks. It faces ...

The ASX 200 has bounced back so far on Friday despite Wall Street ticking lower. Ressie and energy stocks are showing the way.

Discover Anglo Asian Mining's growth potential as a gold & copper producer in Azerbaijan with ambitious expansion plans and ...

Once-booming uranium stocks have been veering toward bust mode to start 2025. Escalating trade tensions between the US and ...