Avaneesh Pandey

Researchers used an anti-cancer drug to kick the virus out of hiding and expose it to the body's immune system.

Even as it braces for an impending famine, clashes between rebels and government forces plague the conflict-ridden nation.

The airline, which suffered its second major disaster in four months last week, has lost nearly $1.3 billion over the last three years.

While the attacks have been largely attributed to Islamist al-Shabab, many suspect political and ethnic rifts to be the underlying cause.

The Alibaba IPO, to be launched in September, will benefit relatives of many Chinese officials who are large stakeholders in the company.

The Shuja’iyya district witnessed the maximum number of civilian casualties where over 60 people were killed on Sunday.

ISIS swallowed large chunks of Iraq and imposed its version of Shariah in the territory it decreed the Islamic Caliphate.

Clashes reportedly continued unabated in the region despite pressure for a truce following Thursday's plane crash.

Ukraine is worried investigations into the crash might be compromised if pro-Moscow rebels hand over the box to Russia.

The Boeing 777 airplane was carrying 298 people on board when it crashed into a village about 25 miles from the Russian border.

More than 100 scientists, including Joep Lange, former president of the International AIDS Society, were among the 298 killed in the MH17 crash.

Hamas and Israel have agreed to a fresh Egyptian proposal to end hostilities in the Gaza Strip, the BBC reported Thursday.

The court ruled that the Dutch were partly responsible for the events of July 1995, when more than 300 Muslim men were massacred.

The Australian senate on Thursday passed a bill to repeal the carbon tax, scrapping a law introduced in 2012 by the previous government.

Amid an increasing barrage of North Korean missile tests, U.S. and South Korea kick off a five-day joint naval drill in the Sea of Japan.

Even as the fighting in Gaza rages on, a U.S. subcommittee on defense approved $351 million in funds for Israel's Iron Dome system.

Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew on Tuesday urged Congress to clamp down on inversion deals, calling them an "abuse of our tax system."

The U.S. signed an arms deal, valued at $11 billion, to sell Patriot missiles and Apache attack helicopters to Qatar on Monday.

Rejecting American claims, the WTO asked the country to “bring its measures in conformity with its obligations."

The company's last significant overhaul was in 2009, when it cut 5,800 jobs, or close to 5 percent of its workforce.

The ruling junta said that it will deport over 100,000 Burmese refugees living along the border for close to two decades.

172 Palestinians have been killed and thousands displaced since the start of Israel’s Operation Protective Edge on Tuesday.

SEBI cautioned market participants in the country to beware of funds being funneled to terrorist groups.

CDC, on Friday, shut down two labs that mishandled anthrax and bird flu viruses and barred shipment of samples from high security labs.

On the first day of his Latin America tour, the Russian president canceled 90 percent of Cuba's debt to his country.

The international human-rights group claimed Iraqi security forces indulged in "mass extrajudicial killings" of at least 255 prisoners.

Passengers at Maiquetia International Airport in the Venezuelan capital of Caracas now have to shell out a $20 tax for the air they breathe.

Many senior executives have left the company in the past year while its overall attrition rate too hit a record high in the June quarter.

Casualties were reported from Israeli air strikes on Friday, while more people died in attacks on Saturday.