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'Both sides' must compromise in cross-party Brexit talks: Theresa May

The country's original March 29 departure date was delayed last month to April 12 amid the paralysis in parliament.

Google scraps artificial intelligence ethics board days after it was formed

The end of the ATEAC came just days after a group of Google employees launched a public campaign against having the president of conservative think-tank Heritage Foundation among its members

UK report confirms warnings of Huawei security risks: US official

Huawei denies that its equipment could be used to facilitate spying and Chinese authorities have accused Washington of exaggerating security concerns to limit competition with Western vendors

Samsung profit slumps 60% in Q1, lowest since third quarter of 2016

Samsung Electronics warned investors last week to expect weak operating profits, citing 'unfavourable market conditions' for displays and memory chips

Samsung releases world's first 5G phone 'Galaxy S10 5G' in South Korea

Rival manufacturer LG is due to launch its V50 ThinQ, another 5G phone, in South Korea later this month

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

Nissan shareholders vote to remove Carlos Ghosn from company board

The extraordinary shareholders' meeting at a Tokyo hotel was the first such gathering since the stunning arrest of the 65-year-old auto sector titan on November 19

Ghosn to name those who caused his downnfall, says wife as she flees Japan

Ghosn was re-arrested last week over fresh allegations of financial misconduct which will see him held in custody until at least April 14

Dutchman ends 'world's longest electric car trip' in Australia

Wakker said before the car was modified, it would have used 6,785 litres (1,800 US gallons) of petrol to complete the journey

US wants 2 years to identify migrant kids separated from parents at border

US Justice Department said it will take at least a year to review about 47,000 cases of unaccompanied children taken into government custody between July 1, 2017 and June 25, 2018

Protesters target Brunei-owned Dorchester Hotel over anti-gay sharia laws

Led by human rights activist Peter Tatchell, several hundred people gathered outside the hotel

US is full, we can't take more immigrants: Trump at Mexico border

At a meeting with border patrol agents and other officials in Calexico, he said 'it's overwhelming our immigration system and we can't let that happen'

New York man threatens to kill Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, arrested

The FBI said in a criminal complaint that the man called her a 'terrorist' and threatened to shoot her

Lauren Sanchez files for divorce after Bezos-MacKenzie split gets finalised

The divorce of Bezos and wife MacKenzie Bezos was finalised Thursday

EC asks Yogi to be 'more careful', expresses displeasure at NITI V-C remark

Says NITI Aayog's Kumar violated poll code with comments on NYAY; lets off Uttar Pradesh CM over 'Modiji ki sena' remark, asks him to be careful in future

BMW, Daimler, VW broke antitrust rules, EU says in 'preliminary view'

'The three manufacturers now have an opportunity to respond to our findings', said EU competition commissioner

MIT cuts research collaborations with Huawei, ZTE over US investigations

Federal authorities unveiled sweeping charges against Huawei in January for allegedly stealing technology and violating US sanctions on Iran

South Korea launches 5G networks early to secure world first

Three top telecom providers -- SK Telecom, KT and LG Uplus -- began their 5G services at 11 pm local time Wednesday, despite previously announcing the launch date would be April 5

Britons to get visa-free access to EU even in 'no deal' Brexit scenario

The law means British visitors making trips of fewer than 90 days to the Schengen passport-free zone will not need visas, even if Britain crashes out of the EU without a deal in place

Ethiopian crew followed Boeing procedures, says first official crash report

The report recommends "the aircraft flight control system shall be reviewed by the manufacturer."