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  Mini-pigs to organ printing: Inside Putin's $26 billion anti-ageing push, says report

  World | June 01, 2026 14:08 IST

  The long-term goal of the project is to enable human organ replacement by the end of this decade, potentially transforming how ageing and diseases are treated.

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  Pilots' body sends legal notice to Reuters, WSJ over coverage on Air India crash, demands apology

  India | July 19, 2025 16:17 IST

  The Federation of Indian Pilots has issued a legal notice to The Wall Street Journal and Reuters over their speculative coverage of the Air India crash, accusing the reports of causing unnecessary distress and harming reputations.

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  US, Russia carry out biggest prisoner swap since cold war, WSJ reporter Gershkovich freed: Report

  World | August 01, 2024 21:32 IST

  According to Flightradar24, a Russian government plane, previously used in a prisoner swap between the United States and Russia, flew from Moscow to Kaliningrad, a Russian exclave bordering Poland and Lithuania, before returning to Moscow.

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  Russia convicts US journalist of espionage in 'politically motivated' trial, sentences him to 16 yrs

  World | July 19, 2024 18:33 IST

  Gershkovich, 32, was detained in March 2023 while on a reporting trip to the Ural Mountains city of Yekaterinburg and accused of spying for the US. He is the first US journalist arrested on spying charges in Russia since the Cold War.

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  Russia claims US denies visa to scribes aim to cover Lavrov’s trip; 'Won't forget, won't forgive'

  World | April 24, 2023 12:35 IST

  Although the US did not respond to the claims, Lavrov suggested that Kremlin would take "strong retaliatory measures".

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  Russia: WSJ's reporter becomes first US journalist charged under espionage since Cold War

  World | April 07, 2023 23:42 IST

  In the Russian legal system, the filing of charges and a response from the accused represents the formal start of a criminal probe, initiating what could be a long and secretive Russian judicial process.

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  Facebook denies allegations after Rahul Gandhi's tweet quoting WSJ report creates storm

  India | August 17, 2020 10:12 IST

  ​Amid a full-blown controversy over its policies, Facebook on Monday said it prohibits hate speech and content that incites violence. In a statement, a Facebook spokesperson said the company enforces policies globally without regard to anyone's political position or affiliation.

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  Daniel Pearl Murder Case: 4 accused to walk free after Pak court overturns death sentence

  World | April 02, 2020 14:25 IST

  In the case of kidnapping and murder of Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reporter Daniel Pearl, a Pakistan court on Thursday overturned the charges of murder on British born Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh and 3 others.

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  Delhi riots: MEA refers WSJ journalist case to Indian mission in US

  World | March 13, 2020 23:23 IST

  The controversial report carried in the Wall Street Journal quotes Ankur Sharma as saying that his brother, IB staffer Ankit Sharma, was killed by a mob chanting Jai Shree Ram. Ankur has denied that he made any such claim

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  White House imposes personnel cap on Chinese media entities

  World | March 03, 2020 11:05 IST

  The Trump administration on Monday announced to imposed limits on the number of Chinese nationals working for five Chinese state media entities in the United States at any given time.

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  NASA picks Boeing and SpaceX Boeing to transport astronauts to ISS

  World | September 17, 2014 7:29 IST

  Washington: The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) on Tuesday picked Boeing and SpaceX to transport astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) by 2017.NASA Administrator Charles Bolden named the winners at a late-afternoon news

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  European Union questions Facebook-WhatsApp USD 19 bn deal

  World | September 02, 2014 11:27 IST

  London: In a bid to understand what separates a social network from a messaging application, European Union (EU) anti-trust officials have sent a detailed questionnaire to the competitors as well as customers of Facebook and

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  Conflict Zone: Journalists killing is latest in bloody trend

  World | August 22, 2014 7:56 IST

  New Delhi: From arrests to beheadings, conflict reporting takes harsh toll on journalists and the murder of James Foley is the latest in a long, bloody trend.He was forced to read propaganda celebrating the extremists

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  Shutdown cost 120,000 US jobs: White House

  October 23, 2013 21:25 IST

  Washington: The recent government shutdown and debt default crisis hit the US economy so badly that it cost the country 120,000 jobs and wiped out 0.25 per cent of economic growth for the fourth quarter,

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  Nokia reportedly sold a record 8 million Lumias last quarter

  October 22, 2013 17:11 IST

  New Delhi: The Wall Street Journal reports that Nokia sold more than 8 million Lumia devices during the third quarter this year, more than double the number it sold over the same quarter in 2012

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  Snowden travelled to India before 2011: Wall Street Journal

  World | August 29, 2013 17:51 IST

  Washington: CIA contractor Edward Snowden, who leaked some of America's most closely guarded secrets, had travelled to India before 2011 but did not report the trip during his background-check process."The background checkers failed to verify

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  ISI Is Pushing Taliban To Fight US, Reports Wall Street Journal

  World | October 07, 2010 16:13 IST

  New York: Close on the heels of a White House report that slammed Islamabad for not doing enough to battle terrorists holed up near the Af-Pak border, the American media said Pakistan's ISI was pushing