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US intelligence accuses Huawei of being funded by Chinese state security

The CIA accused Huawei of receiving funding from China's National Security Commission, the People's Liberation Army and a third branch of the Chinese state intelligence network

Huawei announces worlds' first 5G hardware for automotive industry

It launched the module at the Shanghai Autoshow, which began last week and runs until Thursday

Reviewers' backlash forces Samsung to delay Galaxy Fold events in China

The reviewers' reports of broken screens went viral online and prompted the creation of hashtag #foldgate on Twitter

India hopes US will allow allies to continue to buy some Iranian oil

India, Iran's biggest oil client after China, has almost halved its Iran oil purchase since November

Indian, Australian, Japanese warships arrive in China for naval parade

India, which has been at odds with China over their disputed land border, has sent stealth guided-missile destroyer the 'INS Kolkata'

Aramco to buy Shell's stake in Saudi refining JV for $631 million

Aramco aims to become a global leader in chemicals and the world's largest integrated energy firm, with plans to expand its refining operations and petrochemical output

3 Indians among 200 people killed in bombings at Sri Lanka churches, hotels

No immediate claims of responsibility for attacks as island nation is put under curfew

Over 100 dead, 400 injured as explosions hit hotels, churches in Sri Lanka

Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe called a national security council meeting at his home later in the day

Top Conservative member to ask Theresa May to step down by June end: Report

Brady, who chairs the Conservative Party's influential 1922 Committee of backbench lawmakers, will tell her that 70% of her members of parliament want her to resign over her handling of Brexit

Not involved in any cash payments to Venezuela's PDVSA for oil: Reliance

One internal PDVSA document indicated shipments of Venezuelan oil to Reliance in April would be settled via Rosneft

Sudan investigating ousted president Bashir on money laundering charges

Bashir's family said this week that the former president had been moved to the high-security Kobar prison in Khartoum

Seagram heiress Clare Bronfman pleads guilty in New York sex cult case

Bronfman admitted that she knowingly harbored a woman brought to the United States on a fake work visa in order to obtain that woman's labor for herself and the organization

Sleep myths may hinder good sleep and health, say researchers

Regarding sleep timing, the highest-rated myth was that 'it doesn't matter what time of day you sleep'

Older people feel more youthful when they also feel in control: Study

Among younger adults, feeling in more control on any given day didn't appear to make them feel more youthful

Cyber expert who stopped 'WannaCry' attack admits to malware charges

Marcus Hutchins, who was charged on 10 counts in the United States, pleaded guilty to two of them

N Korea slams US NSA's 'dim-sighted' call for sign of denuclearisation

The North Korean vice minister also warned that there would be no good if the United States continued "to throw away such remarks devoid of discretion and reason"

Vulnerable House Democrats tread carefully in wake of Mueller report

More than 30 Democratic representatives, many of whom are in their first term, represent districts that supported Trump in 2016

Tesla to shrink board from 11 to 7 directors for more efficient operations

Tesla said the decision did not result from any disagreement between the company and the directors

Carlos Ghosn to be indicted on additional charge as early as Monday

Ghosn was arrested for the fourth time this month on suspicion he tried to enrich himself at Nissan's expense, to the tune of $5 million

Democrats make legal push for evidence, Trump calls Mueller report 'crazy'

Democratic leaders played down talk of impeachment of Trump just 18 months before the 2020 presidential election