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13 June 2016 • 06:43 AMT
Child-sized robotic exoskeleton to help kids walk again

The exoskeleton is made up of a selection of rods and motors that can be adjusted to fit around children’s legs.

13 June 2016 • 06:30 AMT
Steve Wozniak “hopeful” Apple is working on VR

Wozniak’s favorite new tech item is the Samsung camera that takes a picture when you say “smile”.

13 June 2016 • 06:27 AMT
IS suicide bombers kill at least 1 Libyan troop in Sirte

The fight to retake Sirte is being led by militias from the western city of Misrata, which advanced into the city last week.

13 June 2016 • 06:20 AMT
German MPs of Turkish descent placed under police protection

Greens chief Cem Ozdemir, who counted among those who initiated the resolution, had earlier already been given police protection.

13 June 2016 • 06:14 AMT
Bangladesh PM vows to end deadly attacks

Her comments came a day after police launched a concerted drive against Islamists, arresting more than 3,000 people.

13 June 2016 • 06:07 AMT
UEFA threatens to expel Russia, England from Euro 2016 amid violence

The French government has urged cities hosting Euro 2016 matches to ban alcohol near venues and fan zone.

13 June 2016 • 06:07 AMT
Islamic State claims Orlando nightclub attack that left 50 dead

“The attack that targeted a night club in Orlando in the American state of Florida was carried out by an IS fighter,” Amaq said.

13 June 2016 • 06:03 AMT
UN, Nigeria agree to return of 80.000 Boko Haram refugees

A Nigerian spokesman said that an agreement for their return “voluntarily and in a dignified manner” has been signed by the UNHCR.

13 June 2016 • 05:52 AMT
Situation in Karabakh conflict zone remains calm overnight

The Nagorno Karabakh Defense Army troops refrained from retaliating to continue protecting their positions.

13 June 2016 • 05:42 AMT
Iraqi troops advance against Islamic State south of Mosul

Islamic State overran Mosul two years ago and went on to proclaim a caliphate straddling Iraq and Syria but has come under increasing pressure.

13 June 2016 • 05:38 AMT
Beirut bomb targeted Lebanese bank, interior minister says

The bomb was left in a bag by the back wall of the building, Interior Minister Nohad Machnouk said.

12 June 2016 • 17:28 AMT
50 killed in Florida nightclub, worst U.S. mass shooting ever

U.S. officials cautioned that they had no immediate evidence of any direct connection with Islamic State or any other extremist group.

11 June 2016 • 13:51 AMT
White House on Sarsang reservoir, Karabakh status, return of territories

The White House said that the U.S. is committed to a peaceful and lasting settlement of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict.

11 June 2016 • 13:23 AMT
Cinema Guild nabs Albert Serra’s “The Death of Louis XIV”

The film premiered as an Official Selection at Cannes, where Jean-Pierre Léaud was awarded an Honorary Palme d’Or.

11 June 2016 • 13:16 AMT
FilmBuff acquires “I Am Gangster” drama

The story centers on three young men in East Los Angeles trying to survive on a daily basis.

11 June 2016 • 13:07 AMT
“Short Term 12”’s Keith Stanfield to star in Netflix’s “Death Note”

Stanfield most recently delivered a scene-stealing performance as Snoop Dogg in “Straight Outta Compton.”

11 June 2016 • 13:06 AMT
Manchester United remains most expensive football brand at $1.17 bn

MU’s brand value now stands at $1.17 billion. The figure, however, dropped by 3% against last year’s estimate of over $ 1.2 billion.

11 June 2016 • 12:55 AMT
The newest Samsung Galaxy S8 feature “revealed”

The Korean Herald sources indicate the phone will feature a 5.5-inch, ultra-high definition 4K display.

11 June 2016 • 12:44 AMT
Amazon prepping launch of digital music service

This new streaming platform is being eyed to launch this summer or autumn, once Amazon finishes negotiations.

11 June 2016 • 12:36 AMT
U.S.-Armenian leaders talk Genocide recognition with German Consul

The German representatives told the delegation that it was Germany’s historic responsibility to recognize the Armenian Genocide.

11 June 2016 • 11:56 AMT
Libya government forces retake port in IS stronghold of Sirte

The Libyan forces also retook a residential area in the east of Sirte, the main IS base in the North African country, Rida Issa said.

11 June 2016 • 11:48 AMT
Broods share song co-written with Lorde

The song was world premiered on Zane Lowe’s Radio 1 show, with the band calling the presenter their “fellow kiwi”.

11 June 2016 • 11:47 AMT
German Foreign Ministry advises MPs against visiting Turkey

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan singled out the Greens party co-chairman Cem Ozdemir, one of the instigators of the resolution.

11 June 2016 • 11:42 AMT
Sigur Rós collaborate with Tate Modern for interactive video experience

Titled “States of Matter”, the project is split into four “visual journeys” – plasma, air, solid and liquid.

11 June 2016 • 11:16 AMT
Against The Current to replace Architects at Download 2016 Fest

“Due to a family emergency Architects are forced to cancel the rest of their European festival tour for June / July,” the band said.

11 June 2016 • 10:49 AMT
Al-Qaeda leader pledges allegiance to new Taliban leader

“I extend my pledge of allegiance, the approach of Osama to invite the Muslim nation to support the Islamic Emirate,” al-Zawahri said.

11 June 2016 • 10:08 AMT
At least 8 killed in double bomb attack near Damascus

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a British-based monitoring group, reported a higher toll of at least 12 people killed.

11 June 2016 • 10:00 AMT
Merkel hopes Britain will vote to stay in EU

“How would the Netherlands react, for example, which is traditionally very strongly linked with Great Britain?” Wolfgang Schaeuble asked.

11 June 2016 • 09:59 AMT
Rage Against The Machine shoot down reunion rumors

Drummer Brad Wilk previously dismissed rumours of a reunion, telling fans that the band had “played their last show”.

11 June 2016 • 09:46 AMT
U.S. to help Armenia reduce economic dependence on Russia

According to the White House’s draft budget proposal, the U.S. aid to Armenia will grow by 22% to amount to $22 million.