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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

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

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

Assange will cooperate with Sweden, but fight US warrant, says lawyer

If Stockholm makes a formal extradition request, the British government will have to decide whether to consider it before or after that of the United States

British lawmakers urge UK govt to cooperate with Sweden in Assange case

Assange was arrested on Thursday at Ecuador's London embassy on allegations of skipping bail, and on a US extradition warrant related to a huge leak of official documents

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

White House studying plan to send migrants to sanctuary cities

Trump insisted the US has "the absolute right to have apprehended illegal immigrants transferred to Sanctuary Cities"

An underwater speech: Seychelles Prez calls to protect 'beating blue heart'

President Danny Faure's call for action, the first-ever live speech from an underwater submersible, comes from one of the many island nations threatened by global warming

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's father urges Australia to bring him home

John Shipton -- who was secretary of the Wikileaks Party when his son tried to run for a senate seat in 2013 national elections -- reportedly visited Assange every Christmas at the Ecuadore embassy

IMF chief backs independence as central banks face political pressure

Christine Lagarde's remarks come as some central bankers around the world face increased pressure to bend to the objectives of political leaders and heads of state

It's a soap opera! Brexit reveals the hidden flaws in UK's political system

It's a political soap opera that sent viewership of Parliament's live-streaming website soaring & made a celebrity of House of Commons Speaker John Bercow, with his 'Orderrrrr' and 'The ayes have it!'

World's largest plane that can deploy satellites takes flight for 1st time

It is supposed to provide a more flexible way to deploy satellites than vertical takeoff rockets because this way all you need is a long runway for takeoff

Ace Swedish coder held by Ecuador was defender of Julian Assange

The arrest came just hours after Assange was evicted from the Ecuadorian embassy in London. Bini was carrying at least 30 electronic storage devices

Japan SC rejects Carlos Ghosn's appeal dashing hopes for early release

But the court slapped down the appeal without explaining the ruling, Jiji Press and Kyodo News reported

Carlos Ghosn's detention extended until April 22, appeals to Japan's SC

Japanese prosecutors are looking into allegations that Ghosn siphoned off some $5 million from funds allegedly transferred from Nissan

Image of a crying toddler at US border wins 2019 World Press Photo award

Ten Hoopen's pictures, which show families and children as they made their way from Honduras in mid-October to the US border 'showed a high sense of dignity', one of the judges said

Meet 'Powehi', the first black hole captured using eight radio telescopes

The world's first image of a black hole revealed Wednesday was created using data from eight radio telescopes around the world

Israel elections: Netanyahu secures 5th term, to form right-wing coalition

His current government is already seen as the most right-wing in Israel's history, and his next is expected to be similar if not even further to the right

Check on black money in polls futile if identity of donors is not known: SC

When the bank issues the electoral bond, does it have details on which bond was issued to 'X' and which bond was issued to 'Y'?, asks Supreme Court Bench