Union says members have not had a salary hike for nearly five years.

Judge rules claimant could not demonstrate he suffered financial loss as a result of report.

Logistics firm Transnet gets monetary support to meet looming debt obligations. 

PM says all countries must fulfil targets and ‘work in unity’.

Authorities now accuse him of vandalism.

It results in blocked traffic, people fleeing from Myawaddy.

It could be the answer to humanity’s future energy needs.

Minnie Chan is alleged to have gone missing after attending a security forum in Beijing in late October.       

New measure will take effect from February for two years.                         

Figures show Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index slowed further in October.

Coastguard yet to find new leads despite massive search.

Phillip Hancock put to death by lethal injection at Oklahoma State Penitentiary.

The Daily Telegraph reports this could include legal action.

US top diplomat calls for protection plans to minimise further casualties of innocent Palestinians.

But prices drop right after meeting of oil-producing nations.

Analysts are now betting on when the ECB will start to cut rates.

Judge says court staff are inundated with hundreds of threatening calls, messages every day.

A standard model, available in 2025, costs US$49,000.

Captives released are minors and women.

The Labour politician steered Britain through the 2008 financial crisis and resulting recession.       

Country needs US$20 billion to rebuild after war that has claimed lives of around half a million people.

Consumer Price Index rises to 3.4% from 1.5% in October, mostly due to increases in electricity and water tariffs, fuel prices.       

This comes after the govt scrapped a US$1.5 billion coal project in a protected reserve.    

Health official says victims suspected to have eaten meat from exposed farm.

President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud says 101 people have died in the deluge.