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'Pill on a string' can detect cancer of the gullet
Researchers said that 'cytosponge' sits within a pill which, when swallowed, dissolves to show a sponge that scrapes off cells when withdrawn up the gullet.
North Korea says not interested in Iran-like nuclear talks with U.S.
North Korea is not interested in an Iran-like dialogue with the United States to give up its nuclear capabilities, the isolated country's foreign ministry said in a statement on Tuesday.
Unemployed blows himself up in China
A 33-year-old unemployed man blew himself up in eastern China, killing himself, another person and wounding 24 others, the latest deadly action by a disgruntled citizen.
Polls shows US Presidential candidate Bobby Jindal gains ground for Iowa
The latest polling data in the State of Iowa shows that the popularity of US Presidential candidate Bobby Jindal has increased significantly with a a 59 per cent favorability rating against a 12 per cent unfavorability rating.
British physicist Stephen Hawking launches $100 million search for aliens
The Breakthrough Initiatives programme is characterised as the "biggest scientific search ever undertaken for signs of intelligent life beyond Earth."
US, Cuba re-establish diplomatic ties after 54 years of enmity
The United States and Cuba on Monday re-established diplomatic relationship after a gap of more than five decades, burying enmity between the Cold War foes.
Gold dives to five-year low as China selling triggers stop-loss orders
Bullion fell to as low as $1,088.05 an ounce - its weakest since March 2010 - shortly after the Shanghai Gold Exchange opened trading, with volumes soaring to a record level.
Hindu temple sign in US hit with over 60 shotgun blasts
North Carolina Hindu temple sign hit with over 60 shotgun blasts ,leaving over 60 holes in the sign, prompting authorities to probe the incident that has shocked the Indian community.
Nepal PM Sushil Koirala express confidence on drafting of new constitution
More than 590 lawmakers and 150 staffers from CA secretariat have been mobilised for the collection of feedback on the draft constitution, with top leaders pledging to engage in public hearings in their respective constituencies.
Israel not bound by Iran deal: Benjamin Netanyahu
Israel is not bound by the nuclear agreement between Iran and the world powers and will always defend itself against Tehran, Benjamin Netanyahu has said.
Robots do check-in and check-out at cost-cutting Japan hotel
Henn na Hotel, as it is called in Japanese, was shown to reporters on Wednesday, complete with robot demonstrations, ahead of its opening to the public on Friday.
India, Tajikistan ink agreements in culture & HRD
India and Tajikistan on Monday inked agreements in the field of culture and human resource development after talks.
London's Heathrow warns of delays after activists gain access to runway
Heathrow was selected as the site for a new runway in south east England earlier in July, causing disappointment for some local residents and climate change groups who oppose airport expansion.
Malaysia: One year on, families of MH17 tragedy victims demand justice
"I want justice to be served." said Rita Phang who lost her cousin. MH17 was shot down over Ukraine last year during fighting between separatists and the military.
Greece submits new bailout plan to avoid euro exit
With the crisis reaching a climax that could have dire consequences for the global economy, the proposals from Athens landed on Thursday in Brussels less than two hours before a midnight deadline.
Greek PM calls Barack Obama to discuss debt crisis
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras phoned President Obama on Tuesday and briefed him about the crisis.
