Two policemen were killed and three wounded when an explosive device carried by a militant they were pursuing exploded in the heart of the Egyptian capital on Monday, an interior ministry statement said.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Monday fired one of his most senior aides, Secretary General Gustavo Bebianno, amid a scandal involving campaign financing for some of his party's congressional candidates, a presidential spokesman said.

A man blew himself up in the ancient Islamic quarter of the Egyptian capital Cairo on Monday evening, two local newspapers and a resident reported on social media, without saying whether there were any casualties.

A cross-party group of MPs says Facebook used its Onavo app to gather information on competitors.

Google backtracks after 'mistakenly' deleting YouTubers for 'sexual content involving minors'.

Serial production of Russia's first post-Soviet mainline commercial aircraft will be delayed by a year due to U.S. sanctions, the head of state-owned industrial conglomerate Rostec said on Monday, Russian news agencies reported.

The results are believed to be the work of Indian protesters responding to the 14 February Kashmir attack.

The United Arab Emirates on Monday awarded Raytheon Co. a 5.7 billion dirhams ($1.55 billion) contract to supply its air force with platform systems to launch missiles, a UAE military spokesman said.

The ranks of people who believe the Earth is flat are being helped by YouTube, suggests a US study.

Greeks say they are being priced out of their homes by rich foreign investors and Airbnb rentals.