Syrian Soldiers Show Off Captured $200,000 Pocket-Size Drone Claimed To Be Black Hornet 3 - VIDEO The Black Hornet was captured by the Syrian soldiers near the town of Tal Tamr in the country's northeastern Al Hasakah Governorate. Jul 21, 2020By Johnlee Varghese
Russia Prefers to Join China's Moon Mission Over NASA's Artemis Citing NATO Factor Calling the Artemis program a "political project" Russian space agency Roscosmos head Dmitri Rogozin said the 2024 mission was akin to NATO. Jul 21, 2020By Vishakha Sonawane Nasa
LinkedIn To Lay Off Nearly 1,000 Employees Globally as Pandemic Bites into Profits Majority of the job cuts will be in the sales and hiring division and the employees will be intimated by this week. Jul 21, 2020By R. Ghosh Coronavirus
US Adds 11 Companies to the Economic Blacklist due to China's Treatment of Uighurs The Commerce Department mentioned that the companies were involved in using forced labor by Uighurs and other Muslim minority groups Jul 21, 2020By IBTimes APAC Desk
Who is Ed Henry? Ex-Fox News Anchor Accused of Raping Colleague Over The Years A lawsuit filed by two women claims that several Fox network employees knew about Henry's sexual misconduct. Jul 21, 2020By R. Ghosh
Victims of Box Jellyfish Stinging Complain About 'Overpowering Pain' But You Can Avoid It Incidents of box jellyfish stinging is on the rise in Singapore as at least two cases have been reported since March Jul 21, 2020By Krishnendu Banerjee
Rhode Island Girl, 14, Arrested After She Shot Dead 37-Year-Old Man Felix Hernandez-Rosado, 18, who is believed to be the mastermind behind the homicide, has been charged with murder and conspiracy. Jul 21, 2020By R. Ghosh
Why Was North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un Angry For 2 Consecutive Days? Leader of North Korea appeared in a meeting on Saturday and discussed military plans Jul 21, 2020By Bhaswati Guha Majumder
Bali Bombing: Leaders of Al Qaeda-Linked Extremist Group in Indonesia Sentenced to Jail The charge against Para Wijayanto and Budi Trikaryanto included that they belonged to a banned organization Jul 20, 2020By Bhaswati Guha Majumder
Amid Growing COVID-19 Fears, Pakistan Resumes Its Polio Immunization Drive The country's top polio offcial that vaccinators have been provided with protective equipment to shield them against the coronavirus Jul 20, 2020By IBTimes APAC Desk
Saudi Arabia's King Salman Hospitalized Due To Gall Bladder Ailment The 84-year old ruler, who has reigned since 2015, is undergoing medical examinations. Jul 20, 2020By IBTimes APAC Desk
SHOCKING: Video Shows Gunman Chasing Man Inside Store and Shooting Him Dead in NY Nicholas Isaac, a 23-year-old man from Brooklyn, died from multiple bullet injuries in his chest and legs. Jul 20, 2020By R. Ghosh
NUS Student Yin Zi Qin Gets Away With 'Light Punishment' in Girlfriend Strangling Case Yin Zi Qin, student of the National University of Singapore, strangled his ex-girlfriend over a break-up and injured her eye badly. Jul 20, 2020By Suman Priya Mendonca Singapore crime
Trader Joe's to Rebrand Several Food Items after Hundreds Sign Petition Calling it 'Racist' The petition was launched two weeks ago by a California high school senior urging the grocery chain to rebrand logos that are ethnic sounding. Jul 20, 2020By R. Ghosh
Black Woman Vandalizes 3 Black Lives Matter Murals in One Night, Livestreams Act "We're taking our country back. We're taking it back ... the police need our help," says Bevelyn Beatty. Jul 20, 2020By R. Ghosh