e-NewsDesk-Khulna, Dec 15, 2014 :  An oil spill from a crashed tanker in Bangladesh is threatening endangered dolphins in the vast Sundarbans delta, officials warned Thursday, calling it an ecological

e-NewsDesk-DHAKA, Dec 15, 2014 :  Five people escaped from a Sydney cafe where a gunman took an unknown number of hostages during Monday morning rush hour. Two people inside the

e-News® | The NEWS Company.. :  Airbus Helicopters’ newest lightweight military multi-role helicopter, the EC645 T2 (LUH SOF), has successfully completed its first flight. In the presence of representatives of

e-News® | The NEWS Company.. : Airbus Defence and Space has delivered the first Airbus A400M new generation airlifter to the Royal Air Force, beginning the next stage of the

e-News® | The NEWS Company… :  WASHINGTON, Nov 27, 2014  – Researchers say they’re a step closer to developing an Ebola vaccine, with a Phase 1 trial showing promising results,

e-News® | The NEWS Company… : Gulfstream delivered the 100th G650 on November 14, 2014. The ultra-long-range G650 was announced on March 13, 2008, and took its first flight on

e-News® | The NEWS Company… :  Visa applicants for Umrah will soon have to record their biometrics before traveling to the Kingdom. Under the new rule, which comes as part of

e-News® | The NEWS Company.. : British jihadists who travel abroad to fight in countries such as Iraq or Syria could be banned from returning to the UK, according to

e-News® | The NEWS Company… : A new video posted online purports to show the flaming wreckage of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 just moments after it crashed in eastern Ukraine.

e-News® | The NEWS Company.. : Ukrainian officials said on Wednesday they fear renewal of hostilities in the east after a NATO warning that Russia has been bringing in heavy

e-News® | The NEWS Company.. : The pioneering lander Philae completed its primary mission of exploring the comet’s surface and returned plenty of data before depleted batteries forced it to

e-News® | The NEWS Company.. : Before the turn of the 20th century, the thought of airplanes — or any kind of aerial machine, for that matter — was purely