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If you’re a fitness buff with an eye on technology, you’re probably already familiar with Peloton, the company behind an inventive touchscreen exercise bike that first came to light via crowdfunding in

SKOPJE, Macedonia – Macedonia's parliament on Monday ratified a landmark friendship pact with Balkan neighbor Bulgaria designed to dampen a historic rivalry in a region beset by old ethnic and territorial

By Rohan Naravane OnePlus has been on a roll lately, just four years after its inception, the Chinese company’s phones have cemented themselves as champions of the “budget flagship” category. Starting

The bombers - nuclear-capable Blackjacks that can travel at supersonic speed - were tailed as they travelled down the North Sea. The stand-off is the latest in a series of provocations from Moscow amid

JAKARTA: More than 70 people were injured after a mezzanine floor at the Indonesia Stock Exchange collapsed onto the building's lobby on Monday (Jan 15). Police cordoned off the complex as people fled

Egypt has since time immemorial been fascinated with all things India, and Bollywood has been an all-time favourite there with Raj Kapoor and his movies like Sangam and Mera Naam Joker still playing in

Legazpi, Philippines: The crater of a rumbling Philippine volcano was glowing bright red Monday, with vulcanologists warning it could erupt within days, sending thousands fleeing from their homes. Volcanic

Around 1,200 bulls were used and an equal number of policemen were posted to guard against any accident. Yesterday, around 79 people, including spectators, were injured in the season's first Jallikattu

Softbank plans $18bn share sale of its mobile business Softbank phone storeImage copyrightGETTY IMAGES Japanese giant Softbank is planning to list its mobile phone business in Tokyo and overseas, according

The literary critic is survived by his wife and son Journalist, playwright and literary critic Gnani died in Chennai in the early hours of Monday. He was 64. He is survived by his wife Padmavathi, who

A plane with 168 people on board skidded off a runway in northern Turkey and dangled off a cliff with its nose just a few feet from the Black Sea.

Students could soon be banned from using cellphones in French schools, in a move the government says is necessary to protect public health amid fears over the devices' long-term effects on mental development.

A woman who helped to organise Saudi Arabia's first football match allowing female spectators has told the BBC it was a "great and surreal" experience. Football fan Sarah Alkashgari, 18, made

Ryan Giggs is set to be named the new Wales manager on a four-year contract. The Football Association of Wales has called a news conference for Monday afternoon in Cardiff, where the former Manchester

The Congress put out a video on its official Twitter handle poking fun at Narendra Modi’s hugs with world leaders on a Sunday when the Prime Minister hugged his visiting Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu.

When the Supreme Court reopens after its weekend break on Monday, the four senior judges who addressed a dramatic press conference questioning the conduct of the Chief Justice of India will be attending

North and South Korea have begun talks on Pyongyang's plan to send an art troupe to the Winter Olympics taking place next month in the South. North Korea agreed last week to send a delegation to the Games,

As Indians, we are extremely proud of our culture and tradition and we will go to any lengths to preserve them. This was proved true yet again, when thousands of people gathered around the Marina Beach

UKIP leader Henry Bolton has signalled he will not stand down after his girlfriend was suspended for reportedly making racist remarks about Meghan Markle. Jo Marney was suspended after texts to a friend

The President insists he is "not a racist" despite reports of his derogatory comments about immigrants from Haiti and Africa. Questioned by a reporter in Florida following reports that he said