Witnesses on day two of the Michael Jackson death trial told of a panic-stricken doctor and the pop star’s children crying in disbelief with their father lying unresponsive on his bedroom floor, mouth

Pakistan warned the United States on Tuesday to stop accusing it of playing a double game with Islamist militants and heaped praise on 'all-weather friend' China.

Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani, sp

LG Electronics filed a suit in South Korea, seeking a ban on the sale of BMW and Audi cars, saying they use lighting products made by Siemens unit Osram that infringe its patents.

The lawsuit is the

A fire has intensified at Royal Dutch Shell's largest refinery, its half-a-million barrel per day Singapore plant, sending a plume of black smoke over the city-state.

Shell has evacuated non-essentia

More than two years after Michael Jackson went into cardiac arrest at his mansion, the doctor who was treating the 'Thriller' singer will come before a jury on Tuesday charged with responsibility for

Honda Motor launched its small car Brio on Tuesday, as Japan's No.3 automaker seeks to expand in the most popular segment in the world's second-fastest growing car market.

Honda joins its Japanese pe

Fernando Torres's first few months at Chelsea have been "very difficult" but the Spain striker said the club's fans had always supported him.

The player has struggled badly for goals since leaving Li

A man known in Arkansas as the ‘Toe Suck Fairy’ for a series of 1990s assaults directed at women's feet was arrested after he struck again more than a decade later, police said.

Michael Robert Wyatt,

Saudi Arabia's king announced on Sunday women would be given the right to vote and stand in elections, a bold shift in the ultra-conservative absolute monarchy as pressure for social and democratic re

Wipro, India's No.3 software services exporter, is considering selling data centres and other computer hardware assets of its U.S. unit Infocrossing, the Economic Times reported on Monday, quoting unn