INDIA

Developing countries lose more money through corruption and tax evasion than they receive in international aid, a report shows.

The British luxury carmaker is touting camera technology that allows drivers to see through the "pillars."

Large U.S. corporations are hedging their bets on technology, leading to continued uncertainty in demand.

Inflation dropped to zero mainly driven by a sharp decline in fuel prices, which fell an annual 4.91 percent last month.

The demands raise concerns that ISIS' call to Muslims to launch attacks in their own nations has been heeded for the first time.

Defense majors from the U.S. and Europe remain dominant players despite declining global sales, finds a new report by SIPRI.

Xiaomi is seeking to expand its ecosystem of partners to build a portfolio of connected devices that it can sell on its online store.

President Obama has been briefed on the hostage crisis, which local law enforcement is reportedly addressing as they would a terrorist threat.

Following the arrest of a young executive in Bangalore for being an ISIS sympathizer, Indian authorities are growing increasingly cautious.

Police say the suspect is only an Islamic State sympathizer, not an active recruiter for the militant group.

A prominent representative of India's Muslim minority in Narendra Modi's government has spoken up against terrorism in India.

A 24-year-old Bangalore-based man is suspected of operating an influential Twitter account sympathetic to the militant group.

Uber is having a lot of problems around the world, but raising money isn't one of them.

India's National Investigation Agency and local police are investigating the case and hunting for the suspect, Mehdi Masroor Biswas.

The Uber cab driver has so far been accused of rape by six women, but people in his village say there may be other victims.

Environmentalists have raised concerns over damage to wildlife in the Sundarbans, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Bangladesh.

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said India was placing more importance on "money" than "values" by welcoming Crimean leader.

The U.S. Secretary of State urged leaders at a U.N. climate summit in Lima, Peru, to reach a global agreement on climate change.

The prize, an alternative to the Nobel, was awarded to Castro for "important contributions to emphasizing the need to eliminate nuclear war."

In a flip-flop of geopolitical ties in the region of late, Russia has grown friendlier with Pakistan while the U.S. has warmed up to India.

Karnataka banned the U.S.-based taxi-service provider Uber, following similar actions by New Delhi, Hyderabad and Maharashtra.