The fight to succeed popular, long-serving chancellor Angela Merkel could barely be tighter as Germans vote in parliamentary elections.

Iceland looks set to make history by becoming the first European country to elect a female majority to parliament.

Low-carbon energy sources will account for 90% of all energy sources in Russia by 2035, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said speaking at a high-level dialogue meeting on energy held as part of the UN General Assembly.

Some 56,355 people received their anti-coronavirus shots in Azerbaijan today, the Task Force under the Cabinet of Ministers told Report.

Turkey has launched an investigation into the country’s five biggest supermarket chains, just days after they were blamed for the soaring prices in the country.

There are more than 1.2 million registered cars in Georgia, only 98,594 of them or 7% have insurance policies.

This includes 576,498 recoveries, 8,817 deaths and 21,151 active cases of the coronavirus.

A Rhode Island farmhouse notorious for inspiring the 2013 horror film The Conjuring hit the market Thursday for an asking price of $1.2 million, a sum that includes over 8 acres of surrounding land and—according to former residents—a host of ghostly permanent residents.

Billions more in profits are at stake for some vaccine makers as the U.S. moves toward dispensing COVID-19 booster shots to shore up Americans’ protection against the virus.

The Russian car maker Avtotor plans to start producing the first batch of electric vehicles of its own design in 2023 and to launch its sales in 2024, founder of the company, Vladimir Shcherbakov told Industry and Trade Minister Denis Manturov on Friday.

In January-August 2021, Ukraine produced 14.48 million tonnes of pig iron, taking the tenth place in the world ranking of pig iron producers, Ukrinform reports with reference to the Ukrmetalurgprom Association.

Fitch Ratings has affirmed Armenia's Long-Term Foreign-Currency Issuer Default Rating (IDR) at 'B+' with a Stable Outlook, the agency said in a statement on Friday, September 24.

The new Rolls-Royce Ghost has made its official debut in Georgia and was presented for the very first time in Tbilisi. The Who-is-Who of the society in the Georgian capital also gathered first impressions during an exclusive evening reception.

Turkish natural gas and power prices are expected to rise by up to 15% next month, four industry sources said, as a global price spike drives up import bills for a country that increasingly relies on gas plants for hydro-generation shortfalls.

Georgia has reported a total of 1,597 new cases of the coronavirus after conducting 34,331 tests over the last 24 hours.

Israel’s flagship airline and two other local carriers demanded that the government provide them with financial and regulatory support, warning that otherwise they could collapse due to the coronavirus pandemic’s effect on the travel industry.

China's central bank on Friday ruled that all financial transactions involving cryptocurrencies are illegal, the latest in a series of regulatory measures to crack down on crypto trading.

The number of foreigners visiting Turkey hit nearly 4 million in August, according to the Culture and Tourism Ministry.

The WHO announced Friday it was recommending a cocktail of monoclonal antibodies manufactured by the US biotech firm Regeneron and marketed by Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche to treat COVID-19 in certain patients.