French First Lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy attends a ceremony at Police Memorial at Marine Drive, Mumbai, on Tuesday.

Reuters: The first laptops powered by Google Inc's Chrome operating system will reach store shelves months later than expected and miss the holiday shopping season as the Internet company fixes softwa

WikiLeaks published details of sites around the globe which the United States considers vital to its interests, prompting criticism that the website is helping militants identify targets for attack.

Washington: US government has sold off its remaining shares in Citigroup Inc on Monday for $4.35 each, marking an exit from ownership in the bailed-out banking giant with a $12 billion gross profit fo

Reuters: China does not want to 'replace' the United States from its dominant role in the world, and the world should not fear China's rise, the country's top diplomat wrote in an essay.

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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been arrested by the British police on a European warrant issued by Sweden over allegations of sex crimes including rape, London's Metropolitan Police said on Tues

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been arrested by British police on a European warrant issued by Sweden over allegations of sex crimes including rape, London's Metropolitan Police said on Tuesday.

London: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was refused bail by a British court on Tuesday after he was arrested over allegations of sex crimes in Sweden.

Assange, whose WikiLeaks website is at the cent

Stockholm: WikiLeaks said on Tuesday it will keep operating as normal after the arrest of its founder, Julian Assange, in Britain.

"WikiLeaks is operational. We are continuing on the same track as la

Islamabad, Dec. 5: A Pakistani anti-terrorism court has ordered the arrest of two senior police officers on allegations they failed to provide adequate security for the former prime minister, Benazir