Andreas Lubitz searched the Internet on ways to commit suicide and on cockpit doors’ security measures, the prosecutor in charge of the Germanwings case said.
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A court convicted a Canadian educator and an Indonesian teacher’s aide of sexually abusing boys at one of Indonesia’s most prestigious schools in a case that has thrown international scrutiny on the country’s legal system.
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The world’s Islamic population is growing so rapidly that by 2050, the number of Muslims will be nearly equal to the number of Christians across the planet, a new study by the Pew Research Center shows.
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Middle East Crossroads: Saudi Arabia has decided that Iranian expansionism has turned the kingdom’s regional fight with the Muslim Brotherhood into an unaffordable distraction.
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Government privacy watchdogs from France, Spain and Italy have in recent weeks joined a Dutch-led group of regulators investigating Facebook’s privacy controls.
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Dianping,one of China’s most popular restaurant-review and group-buying services, has raised $850 million from investors including Xiaomi, putting a lofty $4.05 billion valuation on the startup.
U.S. stocks rose Thursday, rebounding from two days of losses as investors looked ahead to the monthly jobs report.
Pfizer Inc. is ceasing vaccine sales operations in China after the Chinese government failed to renew an import license for one of its products.
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Mistrust between China and foreign technology companies simmers as a Chinese agency criticized Google for rejecting its website safety process.
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Indonesia says it will require foreign workers to speak Indonesian, rattling a business community that had welcomed President Widodo’s pledge to lower investment barriers.
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Heavily armed gunmen stormed a university campus in northern Kenya, killing at least 15 people and taking hostages.
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While the declining price of oil has received all the attention, the collapse of iron ore prices has outdistanced it; as prices fell below $50 a ton this week, the viability of miners has begun to be a concern.
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Sixteen years ago, after leaving Comme des Garçons, Chitose Abe began experimenting with making her own clothes. Today, her slightly twisted fashion has a global following.
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Ford Motor and its Chinese partner will invest $1.08 billion to buy and upgrade an existing car factory from a struggling domestic car maker.
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Ping An Insurance’s investment gives family-controlled China real-estate developer Country Garden both financial and political support.
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A worker ties rows of firecrackers together in Sri Lanka, Japan Airlines employees toss folded paper airplanes into the air, children pick tea leaves in China, and more.
Fashion from the streets of Tokyo, Beijing, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Melbourne and more.
This period-style house sits on more than two acres that includes a fish-filled creek and tropical-fruit orchards.
Elderly dogs receive treatment and training at a pet care facility in Tokyo.
Children in the Philippines parade in Holy Week observances, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry takes a break during Iran nuclear talks, and more.
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Recent efforts by utilities offer a glimpse at what programs work best with consumers.
THE EXPERTS: As consumption of gasoline, diesel, jet fuel and other refined petroleum products rises in response to lower prices, one expert calls for a revenue-neutral carbon tax.
The Mona Lisa of properties. This one-of-a-kind Gulf to Bay Front property on Captiva Island is like...
More Details »The story of Li Dongzhe, one of China’s most-wanted fugitives, gives rare insight into how Beijing is pursuing the up to 18,000 Chinese economic escapees it says are hiding around the world.
How four countries—Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India and Thailand—have fared in the decade since the tsunami that claimed an estimated 228,000 lives.
A maid in Hong Kong seeks justice after being sexually assaulted in her employer’s home.
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