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May heads back to Brussels to renew Brexit terms but EU says no negotiation

With less than six weeks until Brexit day, May met European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker hoping for progress on the "Irish backstop"

Google urges Europe to reject overhaul of bloc's online copyright law

Tech giants, artistic creators and EU member states have battled for three years over the reform, with Google making a last-minute effort to dissuade MEPs from passing the law this month

Volvo unveils driverless electric bus in Singapore; to start trial soon

Data from the trials will be used to improve the technology before the driverless buses are put to the test on public roads

Clinton rules out another presidential run, but says 'not going anywhere'

Clinton has held meetings with some of the Democrats who are now vying for the party nomination or considering a run

Third time lucky: Ex-Nissan chief Ghosn wins bail after 3 months in jail

Under his bail terms, Ghosn is banned from leaving Japan and must adhere to conditions aimed at preventing him from fleeing or destroying evidence

Carlos Ghosn family calls on UN to help release him, says lawyer

The appeal will be made to the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, which is overseen by the UN Human Rights Council

Please use common sense: Modi slams Opposition on his Rafale remarks

If they (Opposition) don't understand me, what can I do? They have their own limitations, Modi said

US says merging Jerusalem consulate into embassy not a policy shift

Palestinian official Saeb Erekat called the move "the final nail in the coffin" for the US role in peacemaking

Ted Baker founder Ray Kelvin resigns after 'forced hugging' claims

Kelvin, who denies allegations of misconduct, said stepping away was the 'right thing to do'

Tornado kills 22, injures several others in US' southeast Alabama

Numerous tornado warnings were posted across parts of Alabama, Georgia, Florida and South Carolina on Sunday

Trump blames Cohen's grilling for collapse of summit with Kim Jong-un

The summit took place at the same time a Democrat-led congressional committee was grilling Michael Cohen, Trump's former lawyer, who labelled his ex-boss a 'racist', 'conman', and 'cheat'

In blow to Palestinians, US merges Jerusalem consulate with Israeli embassy

Last year, the US recognised Jerusalem as Israel's capital and relocated its embassy there, upending US policy toward one of the most explosive issues of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

'Made in Amethi' AK-203 rifles to help troops fight terror, says PM Modi

PM accused the Congress-led UPA government of not only delaying the AK-203 rifles' manufacturing project but also sabotaging the Rafale deal

Russia-Israel team to examine withdrawal of foreign forces from Syria

Israel is seeking the removal of Iranian forces and has vowed to keep its main enemy from entrenching itself militarily in the neighbouring country

What happened to MH370? Malaysia open to proposals to revive flight hunt

The Malaysia Airlines jet vanished in March 2014 with 239 people -- mostly from China -- on board, en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing

Barclays sets aside $196 million to deal with UK 'economic uncertainity'

Barclays says fourth-quarter pretax profit jumped to 374 million pounds from 93 million pounds a year earlier

After China, Trump now threatens Europe with tariffs; EU vows to retaliate

Trump reached a truce with the EU following a meeting last July with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker but on Wednesday expressed frustration with the state of talks

Walmart flexes in the fourth quarter, beats all expectations; stock rises

The company had a fourth-quarter profit of $3.69 billion, or $1.27 per share

Iran summons Pakistan ambassador over suicide bombing which killed 27

An Iranian official at the ministry called on Pakistan to quickly take the necessary steps for the identification and arrest of the attack's perpetrators

Once pariahs, tobacco giants like Philip Morris quietly return to Formula-1

Since 2006, Formula 1's ruling body FIA has been firmly opposed to any advertising or sponsoring of cigarettes or tobacco