Austria's Norbert Hofer concedes defeat in Presidential race
Austria's Norbert Hofer conceded defeat today in his bid to become Europe's first far-right president, as projections showed he was lagging behind in ...
New Zealand PM announces his surprised resignation
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key unexpectedly announced his resignation today, saying it is the right time to leave politics. Key said he has no im...
Italy PM Renzi to resign after Referendum loss
Italy's Prime Minister Matteo Renzi announced that he will step down after losing a referendum on constitutional reform. Renzi told a press conference...
Saudi Arabia cancels fees for Hajj, Umrah visas
King Salman bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia has issued a royal decree that will cancel Hajj and Umrah visa fees starting from this year, a member of the...
New Saudi minister faces labor reforms
King Salman bin Abdulaziz has replaced Saudi Arabia’s labor minister, state media reported on Friday, after recent statistics showed a rise in u...
Saudi jets kill seven civilian in Yemeni capital
Saudi Arabia continues to launch airstrikes against its impoverished neighbor, Yemen, killing at least seven civilians in the latest such attacks in t...
Gang of immigrants kick man’s head and break his neck using iron bar and chain weapons
A GANG of immigrants have been jailed after attacking a man in the middle of a city centre, kicking his head repeatedly while holding a two-foot long ...
Uber is now tracking your location even after you’ve been dropped off
But as part of Uber’s latest update, there’s some pretty worrying fine print that you should probably know.Uber can now track passengers’ locations up...
BREAKING: Clubbers trapped in California warehouse rave after fire breaks out
REVELLERS are feared to be trapped inside a blazing warehouse after a fire broke out in the early hours of this morning.Up to 20 people are believed t...
Thai activist 'first to be arrested for royal insult' under new king
Thai police arrested an anti-junta activist on Saturday for defaming the monarchy in what rights groups said was the first case of lese-majeste brough...
Chinese mine disasters kill at least 38
At least 38 people have died in two separate coal mine disasters in China in the last five days, state media said, the latest accidents in a country w...
China's Xi says military must be smaller, but more capable
China's armed forces must be smaller but more capable, and if reforms are not properly carried out the military risks falling behind, affecting its ab...
Indonesian police plane with 15 on board goes missing
A twin-engine Indonesian police plane went missing on Saturday with 15 people on board en route to the island of Batam, south of Singapore, police and...
China lodges protest after Trump call with Taiwan president
China lodged a diplomatic protest on Saturday after U.S. President-elect Donald Trump spoke by phone with President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan, but blamed...
Aleppo siege: Syria rebels lose 60% of territory
Close to two-thirds of rebel-held areas of east Aleppo have now fallen to the Syrian government after another district was seized.A UK-based monitor s...
UAE-based Indian girl wins International Childrens Peace Prize
A 16-year-old Indian environmental activist Kehkashan Basu has won this year's prestigious International Children's Peace Prize for her fight for cl...
Trump speaks with Taiwan President in break with U.S. policy
US President-elect Donald Trump has spoken directly with the President of Taiwan Tsai Ing-wen breaking with US policy set in 1979 when formal relati...
A London bus has burst into flames in Kingston
Fire crews are battling a blaze on a bus that has sent a plume of dark grey smoke funnelling into the sky from a south-west London street.Police, fire...
Saudia jet from India lands in Karachi over pilot health
RIYADH: A Saudi Arabian Airlines jet made an unscheduled landing in Pakistan after its captain suffered health problems on a flight from India to Jedd...
13 dead as residents return to wildfire-ravaged Gatlinburg
Residents have rolled back into the wildfire-ravaged city of Gatlinburg, Tennessee, to get a first look at what remains of their homes and businesses,...
After 22 years, Gambia's Jammeh loses in election stunner
He has ruled Gambia with an iron grip for the past 22 years, but President Yahya Jammeh has suffered a shock election defeat and will concede power to...
Companies leaving US will face 'consequences': Donald Trump
US President-elect Donald Trump has warned American firms wanting to relocate abroad that they will face punishment, as he announced a deal with air...
French president Hollande decides not to seek re-election next year
French President Francois Hollande has announced that he will not seek re-election next year as he bowed to historically low approval ratings after ...
Thai officials formally announce name of new king
Thai officials have formally announced the name of the new king, King Maha Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavarangkun, formerly Crown Prince Maha Vajira...
Mastermind: How Putin got Saudi Arabia and Iran to agree on an Opec deal
Russian President Vladmir Putin played a crucial role in helping OPEC rivals Iran and Saudi Arabia set aside differences to forge the cartel's first d...
Over 1 million Google accounts breached by Gooligan: Check Point
A new variant of an Android malware called "Gooligan" is believed to have breached the security of over one million Google accounts.According to secur...
India-born Preet Bharara agrees to remain US attorney
India-born US Attorney Preet Bharara has agreed to remain a federal prosecutor at President-elect Donald Trump's request. Following a meeting with Mr ...
UK scientists give green light to three-parent babies
British scientists have approved the use of so-called three-parent baby fertility treatments, paving the way for the country to become the first in th...
Colombian plane had run out of fuel before crash
The plane which crashed in Colombia killing most of a Brazilian football team had run out of fuel. According to a leaked audio recording, a pilot can ...
Saudi ban on women drivers an 'unjust act', says prince
One of Saudi Arabia's wealthiest princes has called for Saudi women to be allowed to drive, saying the kingdom's ban was an "unjust act by a traditional society".SHAREGO TOPrince Alwaleed bin Talal ha...
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