Cuban customs officials uncovered nearly a kilogram of cocaine stashed inside the battery of a high-powered speaker, the Cubadebate website reported Tuesday.
China's Internet giant Sina.com will be stripped of its online publication license, a penalty that might partially ban its operations, after articles and videos on the site fell prey to the country's high-profile anti-porn movement.
HealthCare.gov, the online service of U.S. federal health insurance marketplace, was closed to new customers for two different periods of time on Monday, the deadline day for sign-ups of the President Barack Obama's health care law.
An Austrian neo-nazi website that was shut down in 2011 and had its creators sentenced to prison is online once again, Austrian authorities have reported Monday.
in Yasawa is at the centre of controversy after it was offered for lease on an international website without the villager's consent. Relevant authorities are investigating the case.
The disciplinary watchdog of the Communist Party of China (CPC) is rallying public wisdom to push forward with transparent anti-corruption work and enable the public to better exercise their right of supervision.
Singapore's Media Development Authority has notified owners of a local socio-political commentary website to register under a class licensing scheme, the media regulator said on Wednesday.