Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said a decision on resuming search for the wreckage would be taken soon, but relatives of the missing should not expect any breakthroughs.
Ballet dancers are both artists and athletes, insiders say, and ballet similar to a competitive sport. That dancers are thin is a consequence of their training, not anorexia, they explain.
New report says rising heat and flooding pose a threat to energy, food production systems.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed his intention to lead the country to ‘total victory’ in the war in the Gaza Strip.
Kate, UK’s Princess of Wales, says sorry for an edited photograph that Kensington Palace released, leading news agencies to withdraw the image, the first to be officially released since her abdominal surgery.
Experts believe it might be the basicranium of either a fin whale or blue whale.
US President Joe Biden said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s approach to the war in Gaza was ‘hurting Israel more than helping Israel’.
Ship belonging to Spanish aid group Open Arms is loaded with 200 tonnes of aid.
The words of senior figures echo the call of French President Emmanuel Macron, after France anchored the right to abortion into its constitution on March 4.
He is one of the most controversial political figures of the country who spent more than 10 years in jail before he first became president in 2008.
Scientists are warning of devastating coral bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef if the water does not cool down in the coming weeks.
With AI-powered language translation apps becoming evermore advanced, linguists give their opinions on whether it will ever make the act of learning a foreign language pointless.
Berlin, which has repeatedly ruled out supplying Taurus missiles despite Kyiv’s requests, is investigating whether confidential communications were intercepted.
The Norwegian Dawn cruise ship has been stranded off the East African island of Mauritius, following a series of gastrointestinal illnesses on board.
British Board of Film Classification said the Disney film uses colonial term Hottentots, a derogatory word historically used by white Europeans to refer to South Africa’s Khoikhoi people.
Just juice and water? Some say a cleanse will do your body good. Some say it deprives your body of nutrients. We ask experts about the benefits and drawbacks.
The move is seen as a step towards achieving peace in the Middle East by reforming the Palestinian Authority to govern Gaza once the war with Israel is over.
The Norwegian Dawn has been halted at Mauritius - with passengers temporarily unable to disembark or board - after several people became ill.
The Ukrainian president said Russia was preparing a new offensive against Ukraine starting in late May or summer, but Kyiv has a clear battlefield plan of its own.
The king’s portrait will appear on five, 10, 20 and 50 pound polymer banknotes and will be circulated alongside existing notes that feature the late Queen Elizabeth.
Research indicates “hazardous” turbulence is on the rise; in 1979 it totalled 467 hours over the North Atlantic, while in 2020 it was 547 hours.
A host of European governments summoned Russian diplomats following the prison death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
Argentina has asked the UK for talks on the disputed islands based on an approach similar to the handover of Hong Kong to China in 1997.
Netanyahu also said a future peace settlement with the Palestinians would not be dictated by international parties.
Virtual reality is becoming increasingly useful in healthcare, and Apple’s new Vision Pro headset with its eye-tracking capabilities and high resolution cameras is going to help push the envelope.
Ukrainian media had widely reported that President Volodymyr Zelensky had sacked Valerii Zaluzhnyi as head of the armed forces amid stalemate in the war with Russia.
Google will be banning third-party cookies – which websites use to track online behaviour and show users relevant ads. Will it strengthen users’ data security, or Google’s dominance of online advertising?
With visitor numbers back to pre-pandemic levels, Vienna aims to draw well-heeled tourists away from the most popular sights by offering exclusive experiences and tours of less visited parts of the city.
Jurgen Klopp says he didn’t want to just hang around and do the job, says winning Premier League wouldn’t change his mind.
Vladimir Lenin’s embalmed corpse is one of the biggest attractions in Moscow. But most Russians agree now, a century after his death, it’s time for Lenin to say goodbye to his public tomb.