By Renju Jose
SYDNEY, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Australian leaders on Tuesday urged calm and called on protests to remain peaceful after clashes between police and demonstrators opposing Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Australia erupted in Sydney.
Police said 27 people were arrested, including 10 for allegedly assaulting officers, after violence broke out on Monday evening when people failed to leave a planned protest site in central... (continue reading...)
Feb 10 (Reuters) - An agreement for a settlement of the nearly four-year-old conflict between Russia and Ukraine must also take into consideration security guarantees for Russia, a senior Russian diplomat was quoted as saying early on Tuesday.
"We recognise that a peace settlement in Ukraine must take account of Ukraine's security interests, but a key factor, of course, is Russia's security interests," Deputy Russian Foreign Minister Alexander... (continue reading...)
(Corrects grammar in headline)
By Jasper Ward
WASHINGTON, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Mark Hamer, the second-in-command at the U.S. Justice Department's Antitrust Division, announced on Monday that he was departing the Trump administration after nearly a year in his role.
Hamer, a deputy assistant attorney general, said in a post on LinkedIn that he had committed to working in the public service for a year when he accepted the... (continue reading...)
Feb 10 (Reuters) - Australia's Treasury Wine Estates said on Tuesday it had settled a dispute with its U.S. distributor, Republic National Distributing Company, over the closure of the California operations last September.
The winemaker also expects first‑half earnings before interest and taxes to be around A$236 million ($167.35 million), above its previous guidance of A$225 million - A$235 million.
Under the settlement with RNDC,... (continue reading...)
By Michael S. Derby
Feb 9 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran on Monday argued the Trump administration’s policy of trade tariffs has proved more benign than many had feared, in comments that argued that foreigners and their firms are the ones primarily paying for the tax hikes, rather than Americans.
The comments by Miran, who was appointed by President Donald Trump last year to fill an unexpected vacancy on the Fed's... (continue reading...)
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