Millions of records belonging to patients worldwide, including X-Rays, mammograms and MRI scans, were long freely accessible online without basic security measures, German authorities said Tuesday ...

Taliban suicide bombers killed 48 people in two separate attacks in Afghanistan on Tuesday, the deadliest taking place near an election rally by President Ashraf Ghani, though he was unhurt.

A new documentary that takes a fiercely critical look at the Philippine government's deadly drug crackdown has come under attack, with President Rodrigo Duterte's spokesman Tuesday slamming it as ‘propaganda’...

President Donald Trump on Monday promised to supply oil to US allies, after attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure that Washington has blamed on Iran.

The Supreme Court yesterday said the government should restore normal life in Kashmir as soon as possible, as a partial shutdown of the region entered its 42nd day. The Modi-government stripped Kashmir of autonomy and statehood on August 5

British election officials have called on the government to carry out a risk assessment of the country’s ability to hold a snap general election.

Boris Johnson yesterday said that a Brexit deal was beginning to emerge, but the EU said he offered nothing to break the impasse during a visit to Luxembourg where he was harangued loudly by protesters and rebuked for trying to shift the blame.

Clearances of ancient woodlands for HS2 must be paused until an independent review of the £88bn high-speed line is delivered, the government has said. However, clearances deemed absolutely necessary to avoid major costs and impacts on the construction schedule can still go ahead

Justice Secretary Menardo Guevarra and Interior and Local Government Secretary Eduardo Ano yesterday signed amendments to the implementing rules and regulations (IRR) of Republic Act (RA) 10592 or the “Good Conduct Time Allowance (GCTA) Law.”

Pakistan has refused to engage in backdoor diplomacy with India after some powerful countries, as well as certain Muslim nations, sought de-escalation in the brewing tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbours over Kashmir.

In late August, amid a sharp plunge in the Argentine peso, global suppliers to oil giant YPF received an unwelcome surprise in their inbox.

Spain’s King Felipe VI began meeting parliamentary leaders yesterday in an eleventh-hour bid to form a government and head off what would be the country’s fourth elections in as many years.