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Now, Android users in Europe can choose among five browsers, search engines

Brussels accused Google of using the Android system's dominance of smartphones and tablets to promote the use of its own Google search engine and Chrome browser and shut out rivals

Gavin Williamson sacking: No crime in Huawei 5G leak, says British police

Theresa May on Wednesday sacked Gavin Williamson as defence secretary over the leak last month

Himachal Pradesh board declares Class 12 results; check your scores here

Students unsatisfied with their results, and want to re-evaluate the papers can do so within 15 days starting today i.e April 22, 2019.

BJP slams Rahul over defence contract given to his former business partner

Rejecting the charge, senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal said it is an allegation that needs to be proved

Cambridge University to study its links to trans-Atlantic slave trade

Cambridge says the study is part of a "wider reflection" on the links between slavery and universities in Britain and the United States

40 TMC legislators in touch with me, will desert party if BJP wins: Modi

His statement sparked a controversy with the Trinamool alleging the PM was indulging in horse-trading. The party said it would complain to the Election Commission

Sri Lanka bans face covering in public places after suicide attacks

Most Sri Lankan Muslims practise a liberal form of the religion and only a small number of women wear the niqab

Five jailed Catalan separatists elected to parliament in Spain elections

All are in jail and are currently being tried at Spain's Supreme Court

Brazilian model dies after collapsing on catwalk at Sao Paulo Fashion Week

The 26-year-old model fell while turning to leave the runway

Julian Assange may have been victim of 'espionage' in embassy, say lawyers

The accusations of espionage contrast with Ecuadoran President Lenin Moreno's version of events

Carlos Ghosn's trial to be delayed possibly until next year: Media reports

The 65-year-old tycoon, is preparing for his trial on four charges of financial misconduct

Comedian Volodymyr Zelensky set to take over presidency in Ukraine vote

Zelensky's victory is expected to open a new chapter in the history of a country that has gone through two popular uprisings

French President Macron's popularity still weak after Notre-Dame fire: poll

The president vowed to rebuild the Paris landmark in just five years, a target some observers see as over ambitious

Sri Lanka's police chief had warned of suicide attack 10 days before blasts

Police chief Pujuth Jayasundara sent an intelligence warning to top officers on April 11 setting out the threat

Jack Ma's 72-hours-a-week in office mantra sparks work-life debate in China

Online complaints included blaming long work hours for a lower birth rate in the country

Suzuki recalls 2 million vehicles in Japan, cites improper inspections

The recall affects vehicles running for four years or less that have not yet received a routine check-up

India's telecom subscriber base hits 1,205 mn in Feb, thanks to Jio, BSNL

The other telecom operators, including Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea, lost a big chunk of their respective subscribers

Steve Smith and David Warner back for Australia's World Cup defence

They were eligible for the final two games of Australia's recent limited-overs tour against Pakistan, but selectors preferred that they eased themselves back at the Twenty20 Indian Premier League

American Airlines to cancel 115 flights daily over Boeing 737 MAX row

The global fleet of 737 MAX planes has been barred from flying since mid-March

Repeated delays to Brexit a nightmare for map makers, guidebook printers

Britain was due to leave the EU on March 29, but this was delayed to April 12 and now to October 31 amid disagreement in parliament over how to manage the split