Young penguins dying due to lack of food: studyYoung penguins in the Antarctic may be dying because they are having a tougher time finding food, US researchers suggested.
White House warns of debt 'Armageddon'The White House warned that failing to raise the USD4.29 trillion debt limit would spark "Armageddon-like" consequences for the US economy.
ASEAN FMs deliberate East Asian Summit issuesForeign ministers and diplomats from ASEAN member countries discussed a wide range of issues at a meeting in Thailand.
Quake rocks Tokyo; Japan to raise nuclear severity level to maximumA strong earthquake rocked Tokyo, as Japan is to raise the severity of its nuclear emergency to the maximum level.
Powerful quake rocks TokyoA strong offshore earthquake rocked Tokyo on Tuesday, swaying buildings in the capital and stopping subway services.
New 7.1 quake hits Japan as evacuation zone widensJapan widened the evacuation zone around a stricken nuclear plant as another 7.1 magnitude quake and tsunami alert strained nerves anew.
Ivory Coast's Gbagbo captured by rival forcesIvory Coast leader Alassane Ouattara's forces, backed by French and UN troops, captured his besieged rival Laurent Gbagbo in Abidjan.
US blocks 350 suspected terroristsThe U.S. government has prevented more than 350 people suspected of ties to al-Qaida and other terrorist groups from boarding commercial flights.
Study reveals cost of nitrogen pollutionNitrogen pollution costs Europe between 70 and 320 billion euros per year in its impact on health and the environment.
Schwartzel wins Masters with birdie blitzSouth African Charl Schwartzel birdied the last four holes at formidable Augusta National to win the 75th Masters.
African mediators in Libya as NATO hits tanksThe regime of Libya's Moamer Kadhafi has accepted an African Union peace plan designed to the end the current conflict.
African mediators in Libya as NATO hits tanksThe regime of Libya's Moamer Kadhafi has accepted an African Union peace plan designed to the end the current conflict.
Surging food prices fuel ethanol criticsA surge in food prices has prompted criticism of US subsidies for ethanol, which diverts corn from global food supplies.
Libya rebels pushed back, more relief for MisrataNATO has destroyed key ammunition stockpiles and armoured vehicles in recent airstrikes, while Moamer Kadhafi's loyalists pushed rebels back.
US lawmakers reach deal to avert govt shutdownA dramatic eleventh-hour deal slashing spending staved off a US government shutdown, ending a rancorous budget row.
Trinh Cong Son’s paintings come to cityMore than 50 paintings and sketches by the late Vietnamese song-writer Trinh Cong Son will come to HCMC Fine Arts Museum on Saturday.
Woods shows long-absent form, chases McIlroy at MastersTiger Woods roared into contention at the 75th Masters by displaying the long-absent form that made him a 14-time major champion.
Heavy fighting breaks out in Libyan town of MisrataHeavy fighting broke out in the besieged Libyan town of Misrata with four civilians killed, as loyalist forces sought to dislodge rebels.
Russell Brand comes of age in 'Arthur' remakeThirty years after Dudley Moore brought the world "Arthur," Russell Brand breathes new life into the drunken playboy.
EU thrashes out Portugal bailout requestEuropean Union finance ministers met on Friday to thrash out the terms of a multi-billion dollar loan to Portugal.
Giant national flag in Ca Mau sets Vietnam recordA national flag covering over 2,000 square metres has been recognised as Vietnam's...
Nearly 1,000-year-old Cham towers stand tall on hilltopNearly 1,000 years after they were built, four brick Cham towers still dominate a hilltop...