In a pivotal week that could decide the future of Brexit and the fate of the world's fifth largest economy, PM Boris Johnson is trying to strike an exit deal with the EU to allow an orderly departure on October 31

Georgieva said trade growth had 'come to a near standstill'.  The precarious outlook will affect many countries caught in the crossfire of trade conflicts with IMF programs, she added

Senior aides said Johnson was prepared to \"squat\" in Downing Street even if MPs declare no confidence in his government and agree a caretaker prime minister to replace him

Facebook warned that the EU Courts ruling could be abused by individuals to censor critical, uneasy or scathing material

The communication also directed the state-level authorities to communicate to the DCGI at the earliest on the action initiated by them.

Georgieva, on a leave of absence from her post as chief executive officer of the World Bank during the IMF nomination process, told reporters she was in high gear with her sleeves rolled.

The case is seen as a test of whether Europe can extend its laws beyond its borders and whether individuals can demand the removal of personal data from internet search results without stifling free speech