Egyptian archaeologists draining water from a temple in the southern city of Aswan uncover sandstone sphinx.

World's biggest storm of the year leaves a trail of destruction in Hong Kong, Macau and China's Guangdong province.

Money earmarked for Palestinians in West Bank and Gaza will instead be redirected to programmes within Israel's borders.

Last week, a mix of people who own Google Pixel phones and other devices running Android 9 Pie noticed that the software's Battery Saver feature had been switched on -- seemingly all by itself. And oddly, this was happening when the phones were near a full charge, not when the battery was low. From a report: Initially it was assumed that this was some kind of minor bug in the latest version of Android, which was only released a few weeks ago. Some users thought they might've just enabled Battery Saver without realizing. But it was actually Google at fault. The company posted a message on Reddit last night acknowledging "an internal experiment to test battery saving features that was mistakenly rolled out to more users than intended." So Google had remotely -- and accidentally -- changed a phone setting for a bunch of real-world customers. Several staffers at The Verge experienced the issue. "We have now rolled battery saver settings back to default. Please configure to your liking," the Pixel team wrote on Reddit before apologizing for the error.

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Turkey's president says he expects the meeting to have positive outcome to prevent humanitarian tragedy in Idlib.

British Prime Minister tells the BBC that the only alternative to her potential Brexit deal with the EU is no deal.

PM Khan said government will issue passports and ID cards to those born on Pakistani soil.

Dozens of gold miners feared buried in Benguet province landslide, as full extent of typhoon damage is revealed.

In third meeting this year, leaders of North and South Korea will hold key talks centred on Pyongyang’s move towards denuclearisation.

At least two children are killed in raids on Saada province as UN special envoy arrives in Sanaa for peace talks.

Eleven of the 14 governments respond to comments by OAS chief who refused to rule out military intervention.

Retired army general Jovito Palparan found guilty of disappearance of two female university students in 2006.

Peace agreement bolsters historic peace accord between former Horn of Africa enemies after two decades of enmity.