South Korea’s capital Seoul will expand payments to encourage couples to have more children and reverse the nation’s ageing society, the city government said Friday.

Allergic-like reactions to gadolinium-containing contrast injections in adults and pediatric patients (those younger than 19 years of age) are rare, according

Tourist traffic from India to Malaysia continues to grow. It touched 315,000 visitors this year until September, compared to 270,000 for the whole of last year.

Figures released last week predicted that Britons would spend more than 1bn on cosmetic surgery in 2008. “Pressure tactics” in the name of discount deadlines

The next time you receive Web links in holiday-related e-mails, think twice before clicking on it, for researchers have warned that it is a risk that

Sales of video games in the UK have hit an all time high, with game buffs spending a record-breaking 1.52 billion pounds on titles this year. The sales

The Vatican’s chief exorcist, Father Gabriele Amorth, has revealed that Pope Benedict XVI is setting up exorcism squads to deal with the rampant growth of Satanism.

The Netherlands will enter the New Year with a big bang, when the Dutch abandon their usual stinginess and spend millions of euros on fireworks, often imported illegally from neighbouring Belgium.

Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero ruled out any reform of the country’s abortion laws, during a pre-election press conference Friday.

Commemorative Postage Stamp on Water Year 2007′ with a denomination of Rs. 5.00, was released at a function in India. This first ever stamp was released