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BANGKOK -- Two reports issued in the past fortnight have confirmed that international efforts led by the U.S. to prevent the military regime in Myanmar from importing jet fuel have failed at a time when bombing of civilians in rural areas has risen dramatically.
Tesla shares jumped 10% on Tuesday after the company posted second-quarter vehicle production and deliveries numbers that beat analyst expectations.
SYDNEY -- U.S. tech giant Amazon will build a cloud storage system for "top secret" information for Australia's military and intelligence agencies, Defence Minister Richard Marles announced on Thursday.
RAMNAGAR, India (AP) — The orange rising from flames shone a light on the twilight scene. Savitri Devi, 50, had just been cremated.
Ericsson saw a smaller-than-expected fall in second-quarter revenue helped by growth in North America, the Swedish telecom equipment maker reported on Friday.
SEOUL (Reuters) -- A car hit pedestrians near Seoul city hall, killing nine people and injuring at least four, South Korean media reports said, citing police and fire officials.
More than 60 people are missing after a landslide swept two moving passenger buses into a river swollen by monsoon rains in central Nepal in the early hours of Friday, officials said.
The North’s balloons briefly forced a three-hour halt to flights in and out of South Korea’s Incheon airport on June 26, and the multiple balloon launches over the past month have required other flights to delay take-offs or landings, or even to divert.