Naypyidaw outright rejects int’l presence in Rakhine demanded by Rohingya Myanmar outright rejected the longtime demand of the Rohingya to allow international presence to monitor the situation after the

Myanmar leader told court in The Hague that the mass displacement of Rohingya was the result of an armed conflict. "The world will judge their claim of no genocide with evidence," Mohammed

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Scientists for the first time have successfully edited genes in human embryos to repair a common and serious disease-causing mutation, producing apparently healthy embryos, according to a study published

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MIT Technology Review has released top 10 breakthrough technologies in 2017 and all these technologies have staying power that will affect various aspects of people's lives. The 360-Degree Selfie technology

A glamorous model sprawls languorously on her back, naked but for some strategically placed candy floss-coloured powder preserving her modesty. This is the odd scene that welcomes visitors to the millennial

Splitting the atom brought humanity nuclear power and nuclear weapons. A cure for cancer could have the same potential for pushing humanity to new highs – or terrifying lows. According to John Sotos, the

MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin announced Sunday that the American diplomatic mission in Russia must reduce its staff by 755 employees, an aggressive response to new American sanctions that seemed

Students given 100 times too much caffeine in experiment Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives. Enlarge Image Getty Images Some people drink five

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