ISTANBUL: Turks intrigued by Istanbul’s new underwater rail line linking Europe and Asia are overcrowding trains by riding to and from under the...
ISTANBUL: Turks intrigued by Istanbul’s new underwater rail line linking Europe and Asia are overcrowding trains by riding to and from under the...
WASHINGTON: The United States is aiming to help the Iraqi government battle an increasing threat from Al Qaeda linked terror groups with military...
JERUSALEM: Israel freed 26 veteran Palestinian prisoners yesterday in line with commitments to the US-backed peace process, but moved in tandem to ramp...
LONDON: Barclays is one of a number of companies being investigated over possible manipulation of foreign exchange trading, the British bank said on...
TOKYO: Japan Tobacco plans to slash 1,600 jobs and close four factories, downsizing domestic cigarette production as sales fall at home, media reports...
NEW DELHI: At least 44 passengers were killed when a fierce blaze triggered by an exploding fuel tank engulfed a bus in southern...
DAMASCUS: President Bashar al-Assad insisted in a meeting Wednesday with peace envoy Lakhdar Brahimi that the Syrian people alone will decide the fate...
MUMBAI: Indian outsourcing giant Infosys said Wednesday it would pay $34 million to the US government to settle an investigation into alleged visa...
HARARE: Twenty-one people were killed, many burnt beyond recognition, after a fuel tanker and a truck ferrying mourners collided in Zimbabwe on Wednesday,...
PESHAWAR, Pakistan: A bomb on Wednesday killed five Pakistani soldiers in a restive tribal region near the Afghan border, security officials said. The...
KHOBAR, Saudi Arabia: Saudi Aramco is evaluating bids from Asian and European engineering companies to build a new cleaner fuels plant at its...
BAGHDAD: Three suicide bombings killed 14 Iraqi security force members overnight, officials said Wednesday, the deadliest in a series of attacks that left...
BERLIN: Countries in northern Europe lashed by a storm that killed 16 people were yesterday still struggling with power outages and travel disruptions...
LONDON: Britain’s national security could be weakened if Scotland votes to leave the United Kingdom next year, the British government said yesterday. An...
WASHINGTON: A key official overseeing the US health care law’s new website apologised yesterday for its trouble-plagued rollout, but insisted the online programme...
WASHINGTON: Al Jazeera America said yesterday that it would expand its programming, adding staff and a new morning news show as it seeks...
Syrian civilians evacuate the war-battered suburb of Damascus, Moadamiyet Al Sham, yesterday with the help of the Social Affairs Ministry, as fighting between...
DAMASCUS: Syrian President Bashar Al Assad yesterday sacked his vice premier who had been absent without leave and held unauthorised meetings abroad, the...