Sept. 13 (Bloomberg) -- In our series "Venturing Out," Bloomberg's Mia Saini takes a look at the world's cheapest remote-controlled flying camera on Bloomberg Television's "First Up." (Source: Bloomberg)
Cricket’s Twenty20 World Cup shows why sport should encourage upcoming nations, not deny them promotion Namibia's captain, Gerhard Erasmus, plays a shot during the Wednesday’s Twenty20 World Cup cricket match between Namibia and the Netherlands. Photograph: AFP/Getty Cricket’s Twenty20 World Cup gets into full swing on Saturday when Australia play South Africa in Abu Dhabi and England face reigning champions West Indies in Dubai. But if you are only joining now, because England and the other sup
Two years after a now-defunct protest movement shook Lebanon, opposition activists are hoping parliamentary polls will challenge the ruling elite's stranglehold on the country.
After more than 25 years of uneasy peace, the leader of Bosnia's Serbs Milorad Dodik has begun making moves to dismantle what he calls the "impossible" state.
Talks between Britain and the European Union to resolve problems with the Brexit agreement regarding Northern Ireland will move to London next week with the UK government warning on Saturday that "substantial gaps" remained.
Evergrande’s fall could trigger financial crisis in China and spill through into global markets
Lebanese barber Ali Abd Alwareth is stuck in a border forest after Belarus told him: "You have only two choices: either you die here or you die in Poland"
Additional measures have been enacted in Little India as more visitors are expected in the run-up to Deepavali next month, said the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment.
Antonio Canche lovingly brushed a relative's skull in a cemetery in the Mexican jungle -- part of the Maya community's ancestral bone cleaning tradition to honor the dead.
Russia on Saturday placed a former prison inmate who leaked harrowing videos of rape and torture inside a Russian prison on a wanted list.
New Zealand set a 90-percent vaccination target Friday for scrapping lockdowns as Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern unveiled a plan to open up despite the stubborn grip of the Delta variant.
Turkish businessman Melih Tanriverdi seethes at the suggestion that his private defence consultancy has become Ankara's secret weapon in wars across North Africa and the Middle East.
The teachers at an Afghan midwifery college in a Taliban stronghold have dodged bullets through their office windows and seen their last training centre blown up.
Iranian worshippers gather at a mosque in the capital Tehran to perform Friday prayers for the first time in 20 months, after authorities eased restrictions put in place to stem the spread of the coronavirus.
Fireworks light up the sky in Dubai during the official launch of Ain Dubai, the world’s largest and tallest observation wheel.
Lebanese barber Ali Abd Alwareth is stuck in a border forest after Belarus told him: "You have only two choices: either you die here or you die in Poland"
Almost overnight, Japan has become a stunning, and somewhat mysterious, coronavirus success story
SINGAPORE — Finance Minister and Multi-ministry Taskforce co-chair Lawrence Wong on Saturday (23 October) explained which of Singapore's "Stabilisation Phase" COVID-19 regulations would be eased if the country's weekly infection rate falls below one. (Video courtesy of Mediacorp) Related story: Dine-in for households of up to 5 if weekly infection rate goes below 1: Lawrence Wong
Vaccinated migrant workers will be able to visit Geylang Serai, in addition to Little India, from 30 October.
Beijing plans to test tens of thousands of people after four new Covid-19 cases were found in a suburban district on Friday, as a new outbreak prompts school closures and flight cancellations across the country.
Italy's former interior minister and far-right leader Matteo Salvini went on trial Saturday for allegedly illegally blocking over 100 migrants in dire sanitary conditions from disembarking from a rescue ship.
