Newest Indian airline expects to take flight by mid-2014 Newest Indian airline expects to take flight by mid-2014 India's newest planned airline, a joint venture of the Tata Group and Singapore Airlines, expects to win swift regulatory clearance and be able to start flying by mid-next year.
26 October 2013
Greenland awards first big mining exploitation license Greenland awards first big mining exploitation license Greenland awarded Thursday its first big mining exploitation license, approving an iron extraction project by British company London Mining, and lifted a ban on exploiting uranium.
26 October 2013
Two mummies found in ancient Peru cemetery Two mummies found in ancient Peru cemetery Two pre-Columbian mummies more than a thousand years old were found in a pre-Incan cemetery in a suburb of Lima.
25 October 2013
Big ad atop Google results points to broken promise Big ad atop Google results points to broken promise A large ad spied atop Google search results on Wednesday was seen as evidence that the Internet titan was breaking a promise that it would never resort to the tactic.
25 October 2013
Dolphins inspire rescue radar device: study Dolphins inspire rescue radar device: study British engineers said Wednesday they had taken inspiration from dolphins for a new type of radar device that could easily track miners trapped underground or skiers buried in an avalanche.
24 October 2013
Facebook pulls beheading video amid furor Facebook pulls beheading video amid furor Facebook yanked a beheading video from the social network late Tuesday following outrage over its lifting of a ban on the gory imagery.
24 October 2013
Student from Karaganda assembles his own nanosatellite Student from Karaganda assembles his own nanosatellite Margulan Yessenzhol, a high school student from Karaganda in central Kazakhstan, has assembled his own nanosatellite.
24 October 2013
Kazakhstan and Qatar planning to esbalish direct flights Kazakhstan and Qatar planning to esbalish direct flights Kazakhstan and Qatar are planning to launch direct flights.
23 October 2013
Australian scientists strike gold in gum trees Australian scientists strike gold in gum trees Australian researchers have found tiny particles of gold hidden inside the leaves of eucalyptus trees, in a discovery they say could help prospectors discover new deposits of the precious metal.
23 October 2013
Future of inefficient Kazakhstan's free economic zones to be decided Future of inefficient Kazakhstan's free economic zones to be decided The future of the ineffective free economic zones in Kazakhstan will be decided on by the year end.
22 October 2013
Eyes on Apple for new iPads at US event Eyes on Apple for new iPads at US event Apple is on Tuesday expected to show off slick new iPads to take on rival tablet makers during the prime year-end holiday shopping season.
22 October 2013
Chinese no longer banned from NASA astronomy meet Chinese no longer banned from NASA astronomy meet Six Chinese scientists who were banned from a NASA astronomy conference are now welcome to register, resolving an international row over academic discrimination.
22 October 2013
Myanmar-to-China gas pipeline fully open: media Myanmar-to-China gas pipeline fully open: media A pipeline pumping natural gas from Myanmar to energy-hungry China has gone fully operational.
21 October 2013
Americans warm to online dating, survey shows Americans warm to online dating, survey shows Americans are growing more comfortable with online dating, and many are finding a spouse or partner in cyberspace.
21 October 2013
Facebook becomes Google advertising ally Facebook becomes Google advertising ally Google-owned online ad-placing service DoubleClick on Friday announced that the way has been cleared to include space at Facebook.
20 October 2013
Argentina braces for European biodiesel duty hikes Argentina braces for European biodiesel duty hikes Argentina's biodiesel industry warned Friday it faces collapse if Europe makes good on a threat to impose stiff duties on their product next month.
19 October 2013
Skull discovery suggests early man was single species Skull discovery suggests early man was single species A stunningly well-preserved skull from 1.8 million years ago offers new evidence that early man was a single species with a vast array of different looks.
19 October 2013
Is the 'Christmas Comet' cracking up? Is the 'Christmas Comet' cracking up? An incoming comet that skygazers had hoped would provide one of the greatest celestial shows of the century, could be a fizzle.
18 October 2013
Ancient warrior's tomb discovered in Pavlodar Icon Ancient warrior's tomb discovered in Pavlodar A tomb of a warrior of noble birth has been discovered by Pavlodar archaeologists near Kenzhekol village.
18 October 2013

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