Companies point to mislabeled, mishandled dangerous goods as likely source of unusual spate of fiery, costly incidents since last year

Lawmakers are questioning wisdom of allowing FAA to delegate some certification tasks to plane maker following two fatal 737 MAX crashes

Devastation in Syria and Iraq nourishes extremist threats that continue to challenge foreign powers

Ankara’s role under pressure as political tension rises after refugee crisis

Mr. Temer’s arrest did not come as a surprise. The 78-year-old politician, who for decades wielded enormous influence in Brazil’s notoriously transactional political system, has long been dogged by accusations of corruption. But it was the second jailing of a former Brazilian president in as many years.

French president responds to pressure from yellow-vest movement with listening tour, but public expectations are high for meaningful results

Speculation rises cabinet is on brink of ejecting Mrs. May from office; jostling comes ahead of another week when lawmakers will try to resolve conundrum

Downbeat data leave investors grappling with the possibility the global economy’s momentum is worsening rapidly

Beijing is refusing to concede on Washington’s demands that it ease curbs on tech companies

Italy became the first of the Group of 7 nations that once dominated the global economy to take part in China’s “One Belt One Road” project, which makes enormous infrastructure investments to move Chinese goods and resources throughout Asia, Africa and Europe.