Author : EW News Desk Team

Whether you’re a hardcore fanatic or simply a fan of action movies, this infographic is a collection of interesting facts about comic books and the movies based on them...

The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday narrowly rejected a proposal to drastically restrict the National Security Agency’s ability to collect electronic information of millions of Americans, after a...

Tackling crime and drugs must be part of a developing global agenda, said a top United Nations official on Wednesday, who warned that contemporary organised crime is becoming increasingly...

The world’s third largest economy is showing signs of recovery and reversing a 15-year deflationary trend as a result of its unconventional use of monetary policy, dubbed Abenomics, according...

China has banned the construction of new government buildings for the next five years as it seeks to cut down on wasteful spending and address public anger at corruption,...

U.S. President Barack Obama on Monday pledged to unveil “big and bold” ideas to help America’s struggling middle class, focusing on job creation and the economy, as he attempts...

Leaders of the Group of 20 endorsed a new standard on tax transparency over the weekend, warning that governments risked “global tax chaos” chasing dwindling revenues from multinationals unless...

For the past decade, Africa's economy has been growing, on average, by 5.3% per year. But that's not the full measure of a continent. A recent study looked at...

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who is seeking a third term in general elections in September, begins election rallies around the country; Pope Francis travels to Brazil where he is...

Congestion charging is one of the most debatable tools that governments have used to alleviate gridlock traffic. Cities from London to Stockholm and Singapore to Milan have experimented with...