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Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas, pictured here delivering a speech in the West Bank city of Ramallah, is expected to be on hand for a UN Security Council vote on the US Mideast peace plan

Criticism Of US Mideast Plan Softened In UN Draft Resolution

Criticism of US Mideast plan softened in UN draft resolution

Surrendered Pakistani Taliban Spokesman Escapes Custody: Official

Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan (left) and with fellow TTP member Adnan Rasheed in Shabtoi, South Waziristan, in 2013

Surrendered Pakistani Taliban spokesman escapes custody: official

Iran Unveils Ballistic Missile, 'New Generation' Engines

Iran says its aerospace activities are peaceful but Washington claims that Tehran's ballistic missile programme is a "destabilising behaviour" in the region

Iran unveils ballistic missile, 'new generation' engines

The deaths of US soldiers in Nangarhar come at a sensitive time, with President Donald Trump keen to pull troops out and end the conflict in Afghanistan

Two US Troops Killed By Afghan Soldier In Nangarhar Attack

Two US troops killed by Afghan soldier in Nangarhar attack

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Prince Andrew has strenuously denied claims he had sex with a 17-year-old girl procured by disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein

Truth About Rumors Prince Andrew Could Go To Jail If He Visits US

Prince Andrew could allegedly go to jail if he decides to set foot in the United States.

The Singapore Airshow, Asia's biggest aviation event, has been hit by the coronavirus outbreak in China

Singapore Airshow Hit By Virus Fears As 70 Exhibitors Pull Out

Singapore Airshow hit by virus fears as 70 exhibitors pull out

Jelena Ostapenko on the way to a three-set win over Sofia Kenin that kept Latvia alive in their Fed Cup qualifying tie against the United States in Everett, Washington

USA Beat Latvia In Doubles Decider To Reach Fed Cup Finals

USA beat Latvia in doubles decider to reach Fed Cup finals

Scientists around the world are racing to develop a vaccine for the new coronavirus that emerged in China late last year

Scientists Race To Develop Vaccine For New Coronavirus

Scientists race to develop vaccine for new coronavirus

'World's Sexiest Fighter' KO's Opponent, Vows To Fight Anybody Available

An Aussie female boxer tagged as the “world’s sexiest fighter” KO’ed her opponent to further her undefeated record and vows to fight everybody available.

Humans In the Loop has trained a number of refugees to do work created by the growth of artificial intelligenceAn innovative Bulgarian companym, Humans In The Loop (HITL), is using new forms of work created by the growth of artificial intelligence to t

Digital Lifeline For Refugees In Bulgaria -- And Beyond

Digital lifeline for refugees in Bulgaria -- and beyond

Signs displayed to reinforce a ban on motorbike taxis and motorised rickshaws, known locally as 'okadas' and 'kekes' which has sparked uproar in the Nigerian commercial capital Lagos

Motorcycle Taxi Ban Brings Lagos To A Halt

Motorcycle taxi ban brings Lagos to a halt

Border patrol agents Arain Carrera and Thaddeus Cleveland approach an injured Guatemalan migrant in a remote canyon of west Texas

US Border Patrol Agents: Part Bloodhound, Part Police, Part Rescuer

US border patrol agents: part bloodhound, part police, part rescuer

Whistleblowing doctor Li Wenliang's death sparked a rare outpouring of grief and anger on social media over the government's handling of the crisis

China Virus Toll Rises To 722, With First Foreign Victim

China virus toll rises to 722, with first foreign victim

Coronavirus has spread around the world since it first emerged in Wuhan -- but WHO will not name the virus after the city

Coronavirus Update: Latest Infection, Death Toll Figures

Coronavirus continues to spread, threatening the global economy.

In this file photo taken on June 6, 2019, US soldiers look out over hillsides in Nerkh district of Wardak province; US and Afghan troops have come under "direct fire" in eastern Afghanistan, a US military official says

US, Afghan Forces Come Under 'Direct Fire' In Eastern Afghanistan: US Official

US, Afghan forces come under 'direct fire' in eastern Afghanistan: US official

US President Donald Trump (L) and Attorney General William Barr

Huawei News: White House Officials Rebuke Attorney General Barr’s Suggestion To Buy Ericsson, Nokia

Attorney General William Barr has said that the U.S. could buy one of Huawei's competitors to counter the company's dominance in the 5G arena.

US Considering War With Iran? Ayatollah Calls Sanctions 'Criminal Act,' Calls For Military Buildup

Iran has grown increasingly frustrated by the sanctions placed on its economy.

An OPEC committee has recommended additional oil output cuts over coronavirus

OPEC Committee Urges Output Cut Over Coronavirus

OPEC committee urges output cut over coronavirus

Analysts have credited the fall in overall levels of extremist-linked violence in Pakistan to military offensives against the Taliban in the tribal areas of North Waziristan and Khyber

Key Member Of Pakistani Taliban Killed In Afghanistan: Insurgents

Key member of Pakistani Taliban killed in Afghanistan: insurgents

January Jobs Report Shows A Strengthening Economy: 3 Things You Need To Know

The news on the labor front was solid, even if markets didn't react all that favorably.

Chinese Mobile Juggernauts Gang Up To Challenge Google Play’s Dominance

An exclusive report claims that Chinese mobile giants ganged up to create a new platform that could challenge the reign of Google Play Store.

Duterte had created 'a culture of impunity and fear', the report said

Duterte Orders End to Military Pact With US, Despite Looming China Threat

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, communicating via his spokesperson Salvador Panelo, has ordered that the government’s notice to terminate the Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA) be sent to the United States government.

An AI-powered system developed by Megvii screens commuters for fever at a metro station in Beijing

China Turns To AI, Data In Fight Against Virus

China turns to AI, data in fight against virus

The United States sees Huawei's dominance of new 5G markets as a national security and economic threat

Why US Government May Invest In Europe To Counter Huawei Soon

The U.S. government has a way to stop Huawei's growth, and it involves investing in European companies with 5G technology.

Tesla Remotely Disables Autopilot On A Used Model S

The former owner of the Tesla Model S said the company confirmed that it removed the autopilot feature and, should he want it back, he must purchase an upgrade.