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Hungarian camerawoman gets probation for tripping migrants

Global oil flow trackers set to keep Opec honest

Despite Saudi signals, OPEC unlikely to deliver all promised oil cuts

IoT standards cannot be left to the market: US Department of Commerce

India’s Massive Aadhaar Biometric Identification Program – The Numbers

Analysis: With image aides and viral tweets, France's Le Pen targets power

Training computers to differentiate between people with the same name

Thai parliament approves king's constitutional changes request, likely delaying elections

New York designer's bribery case may upset ambitions of ex-U.N chief

The 'Rick and Morty' intro gets a neat 8-bit video game makeover

Davos17: Why dynamic leadership is essential to successful digital transformation

Emirates continues to challenge for A380neo, says Airbus

Samsung leader quizzed for over 22 hours in South Korea corruption scandal

Fiat Chrysler Accused Of Using Hidden Software To Cheat Diesel Emissions Tests By EPA

US gov't accuses Fiat Chrysler of cheating on emissions

Focus on the Philippines: Sarah G, Bruno Mars rumoured to perform in Miss Universe in Manila

Mee-mories: Operator of Adenan’s favourite yee mee stall recalls her special client – New Straits Times Online

US ends ‘wet-foot, dry-foot’ policy for Cubans

With Electricity in Short Supply, 10,000 Protest in Gaza, Defying Hamas

Asia market mood wary after fractious Trump briefing

Perfect powder: Laboratory perfects metal powders for manufacturing

El Salvador to strengthen ties with Taiwan during Tsai's visit

CR2 announce new CEO, Fintan Byrne and CFO, Paul Geraghty.

Why Has The White House Suddenly Released A Strategy For Dealing With A Catastrophic Meteor Impact?

Bacteria recruit other species with long-range electrical signals

EPA wants to restrict sometimes-deadly paint stripper chemical

US gives boost to Turkey’s fight against Daesh

Report: Video isn’t as popular with viewers as it is with advertisers

Storms ease California drought as reservoirs fill up

3-D printing could transform future membrane technology