The German supplier of construction materials said it may unveil more ambitious CO2 reduction targets in May

The IMF has not received a request for financial support from Sri Lanka, but staff stand ready to discuss options if requested, mission chief Masahiro Nozaki said

Overseas markets are expected to recover after the lunar new year holiday and the Beijing Winter Olympics, Japan's top steelmaker said

The German group, whose biggest customers are carmakers, also raised its revenue guidance for the current fiscal year to 13 billion euros

The Hoops, as Celtic are known, have already claimed the League Cup in December thanks to two goals from Kyogo Furuhashi

Joe Biden may plan his trip to Asia in May, an official said. Concerns over China and North Korea are high on the agenda.

The island's tourism sector and worker remittances, the government's main sources of income, have been battered by the pandemic

Ali Zain shot dead his mother, two sisters and brother on January 18 and claimed under questioning that the game had driven him to violence

Shares surge as much as 8.8% on news that Investment funds and companies are expected to be among the potential bidders with negotiations on price to begin this month

Remark underscores how a weak yen has become a tricky political issue for Japan, which has historically focused on preventing a strong currency from hurting the country's export sector

Officials at Kuala Lumpur City Hall plan to focus on efforts to strengthen governance, traffic management and flood prevention over coming decades

The Gedebage-Tasikmalaya-Cilacap toll road will span 207km and link cities in the southern part of Java, for a cost of more than $3.9 billion