Canberra, Australia's former Attorney-General (AG) Christian Porter has dropped his defamation case against national broadcaster the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).

The ABC reported on Monday afternoon that Porter decided to discontinue legal proceedings against the broadcaster and reporter Louise M

Manila, The Philippines government has extended the travel ban on all incoming arrivals from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Oman, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) until June 15, presidential spokesperson Harry Roque said.

Roque said President Rodrigo Duterte late Monday night approved the ex

Berlin,  European countries have demanded an explanation from the US and Denmark as soon as possible on reports that the American intelligence agency had used Danish infrastructure to spy on top politicians, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

On Sunday, Denmark's national broadcaster DR News

Beijing,  A human infection with the H10N3 strain of avian influenza has been found in China's Jiangsu province, the National Health Commission (NHC) said on Tuesday.

The patient, a 41-year-old man in Zhenjiang city, developed fever and other symptoms on April 23 and was hospitalised on April 28, Xin

Tehran,  Iran has produced more than 2.4 kg of nearly weapons grade uranium, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), putting it well outside the bounds of an international nuclear deal it is allegedly working to salvage.

The move to enrich uranium to a purity level of nearly 60 per ce

Rome,  A five-year-old boy, who is the sole survivor of last week's Italian cable car accident, is set to leave the intensive care unit on Tuesday, according to hospital officialsn.

The hospital on Monday said the boy's injuries, primarily to his chest and abdomen, were healing and he continues t

Tel Aviv,  Following a sharp drop in new Covid-19 infections and severe illnesses, Israel is almost completely lifting government restrictions imposed to halt the spread of the virus, the Ministry of Health announced on Tuesday.

According to the announcement, regulations under the so-called Green Passpor

Dhaka,  Bangladesh police on Tuesday announced the arrest of a suspected wildlife poacher believed to have killed at least 70 endangered tigers in more than two decades.

The suspect, Habib Talukder, 50, was sent to jail pending trial after he was arrested on May 29 at his home adjacent to the Sundarbans

London,  The British pop group Take That want to start touring again and might even record a new album.

"We're desperate to come back and do something as soon as big venues are up and running again. I don't know what it will be yet, whether it's a tour or album, or both even. But Take Th

New Delhi,  A law suit filed by actress Juhi Chawla in the Delhi High Court on the health risks associated with the 5G telecom technology has said that there has been a complete sell-out by the regulatory agencies in order to advance private interests.

The suit documents said that the regulatory agencies