Prehistoric Crickets and Their Love Songs: Jurassic Serenades [VIDEO]
Scientists from the University of Bristol have discovered that crickets sang different love songs during the pre-historic age (approximately 165 million years ago), compared to the ones they chirp now.
China Lunar Festival 2012: Spring Carnival Ends on Grand Note [PHOTOS]
Celebrations such as Handan rituals in Thailand and Blood Shehuo parade in northern Chinese cities were observed with traditional fervour and dedication as part of the festivities on February 6.
Syria Violence: US Shuts Embassy in Damascus over Safety Fears
Barack Obama makes good on threat to close embassy and withdraw all diplomats as bloody crackdown escalates.
Google and Facebook Remove ‘Objectionable’ Content: Will India Face China-Like Censorship?
In the aftermath of content filtering, a larger threat looms on the Internet horizon - will India face censorship like China?
Assad's Own Tribe Backs Rebels as 50 More Die in Homs
Syrian president Bashar al-Assad's troops shell neighbourhoods in Homs but support fades for regime with Alawite community condemning the killings.
China Prohibits Its Airlines from Paying EU Carbon Tax
In a move to oppose the controversial tax levied on carbon emissions by the European Union (EU), the Chinese Government has announced it has barred its airlines from complying with the guidelines.
London Fashion Week: International Exhibition Reveals Emerging Talent
Innovative young designers from around world get chance to display cutting-edge fashions.
China Trade Violations Put 1.6 Million US Motor Industry Jobs at Risk
China's illegal trade practices are causing huge job losses in the US, studies say.
Volcanic Eruptions Behind Minor Ice Age: Study
Researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder in the US have discovered the major reason behind the little ice age.
29 Chinese Nationals Missing in Sudan Attack
The attack was launched by the Sudan People's Liberation Army against a road-building site in South Kordofan, where the Chinese workers were employed.
Bayer’s Cancer Drug Improves Survival in Colorectal Cancer Patients
An experimental drug by German drug maker Bayer and Onyx Pharmaceutical Inc has improved the overall survival by 29 percent in patients suffering from colorectal cancer, who have run out of standard treatment options.
Twitter's Censorship Move Aimed at Regaining China?
Twitter has apparently planned to comply with the U.S. government's instructions to filter offensive and sensitive user-generated content on its site. The decision could also hint at the social networking Web site's intentions of re-entering the Chinese market, from which it has been banned since 2009.
Apple Hits Back After New York Times Reports 'Significant Problems' With Manufacturers
Apple CEO Tim Cook has defends his company after The New York Times posts a damning story describing the working conditions of its employees.
Cat's Eyes Chinese Boy has X-Men Night Vision Special Powers
Nong Yousui's glowing eyes and X-Men superhero ability to read in the dark shock doctors.
Mobile Phone Users are War Criminals: North Korea
The "Dear Leader" is long gone but anyone who is not ready to "honour" his legacy during the mourning period will be deemed as "war criminals" and dealt with accordingly.
Uganda: Murdered Gay Activist David Kato 'Lives on'
One year after killing of Ugandan gay activist David Kato, Africa still a long way from recognition of LGBT rights.
Chelsea Transfer News: Ancelotti Reunion With Peripheral Star Far From Certain
French media are claiming that a deal for Chelsea defender Alex to make the move to Paris Saint Germain is still far from complete.
Foxconn Worker States Summer Release for iPhone 5
The Apple iPhone 5 is to soon be put into production and a range of prototypes with larger four-inch screens have been spotted, according to a Foxconn worker.
Work on £800m Bishopsgate Tower Halted Again
Construction on the Bishopsgate Tower has halted because of a lack of funding.
State of the Union: Obama’s Election Campaign Begins Here
President Barack Obama will effectively launch his re-election campaign this evening when he delivers the State of the Union to Congress.
Chinese New Year 2012: Boris Johnson to Join in London's Year of the Dragon Celebrations
Mayor of London to welcome first event in 'thrilling year' for city.
Chinese New Year 2012: Dragon Dancers, Snake Charmers Enthrall [SLIDESHOW]
The second day of the Chinese New Year is special for married daughters as they return home to visit their family.
Chinese New Year 2012: Fun Facts About Year of the Dragon Celebrations
The Chinese zodiac consists of 12 parts, each represented by different animals. The first animal of the Chinese zodiac is the rat. Ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, rooster, dog, and pig complete the calendar.
Year of the Dragon Rings in at China Town Park, New York [SLIDESHOW]
New York mayor Michael Bloomberg wished all New Yorkers of Asian descent a prosperous New Year while enjoying the lion dance at a Chinese New Year Celebration on Mott Street.
Pilot Dies in Mid-Air on Russian Flight
The co-pilot of a Russian airline died in mid-air during a flight from Bangkok to Moscow.
Chinese New Year Celebrations Put Wildlife on High-Risk List [SLIDESHOW]
Chinese delicacies including sea cucumber and shark’s fin among species being pushed towards verge of extinction, warn conservationists.
Chinese New Year 2012: Year of the Dragon Sparks Baby Boom [SLIDESHOW]
Year of the Dragon, symbolic of wealth and power, raises expectation of dramatic baby boom in China.
Chinese Troops Play 'Hot Potato' with Live Grenade [VIDEO]
Footage shows Chinese soldiers passing grenade to each other in seconds before it explodes.
Plan to Remove Horns to Save South African Rhinos from Poachers
Figures show that nearly 500 rhinos were killed in South Africa in 2011, and most of the carcasses were found with their horns removed.
Chinese New Year 2012: Prayers, Fireworks, Feasts all Across Asia [SLIDESHOW]
Millions of people joined in New Year celebrations across Asia on January 23.

