The International Energy Agency says the U.S.-China trade war and a decline in world economic growth are weakening the demand for oil.

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Thai authorities have no immediate reaction to reports that the country’s fugitive former prime minister, Yingluck Shinawatra, has been granted Serbian citizenship.

Two leading rights groups are demanding an independent probe into detention conditions of an Egyptian-American citizen held in Egypt on terrorism charges.

A Belgian wildlife park is proudly announcing the birth of twin baby giant pandas.

The Australian government on Friday told police to consider the importance of a free and open press when investigating leaked documents after raids on journalists’ offices and a home in June sparked outrage about suppression of free speech.

South Korea has threatened to end a military intelligence sharing agreement with Japan as their tensions escalate over export controls. The agreement is a symbol of the countries’ trilateral security cooperation with their ally, the United States.

Authorities say they’ve arrested a Georgia man accused of killing a woman and assaulting three police officers.

The British economy shrank in the second quarter for the first time in six and a half years as Brexit uncertainties weighed on business investment and firms reduced their stockpiling of goods after Britain was granted an extension to its departure from the European Union, official figures showed Friday.

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