Government allocates emergency funds for temporary housing and psychological support for affected villagers

Rights groups say Pyongyang imposed excessive and unnecessary measures during pandemic that made ‘already isolated country even more repressive’

TV footage shows South Korea's impeached Yoon Suk Yeol coming out of prison

Avalon airport in Victoria shut and flights cancelled after incident

Report by rights group claims Beijing disproportionately targets women activists, Tibetans and Uyghurs through arbitrary detention

The ruling is a rare case of victory for Hong Kong’s pro-democracy activists

Korean Air Force says a KF-16 fighter jet ‘abnormally’ released eight bombs

Livid China warns US against intimidation and bullying

Chinese premier Li Qiang announces optimistic target and delivers government's annual work report to national parliament

Nurse granted conditional bail and was due in court later this month

China accounted for 17 per cent of American agricultural exports in 2023

Johal still faces eight other cases under India anti-terror law

Court upholds prison sentence for man who killed his flatmate with a knife

China accounted for 17 per cent of American agricultural exports in 2023

Vietnam is relaxing its two-child policy to tackle the sharp decline in birth rate amid concerns for the ageing population.

Rower had set out to cross the Pacific Ocean without stopping

Afghanistan calls US president’s statement ‘emotional’ and ‘based on unsubstantiated information’

Rower had set out to cross the Pacific Ocean without stopping

Northern Indian region struck by calamity is ecologically sensitive and prone to avalanches and landslides

Hamid ul Haq ran the Jamia Haqqania seminary where many Afghan Taliban members studied over past three decades

Avalanche near China border traps road construction workers

President Donald Trump insisted he "knows nothing" about Andrew and Tristan Tate returning to the US on Thursday amid reports of his administration pressing Romanian authorities to lift travel restrictions on the brothers.

The controversial brothers credited US president Donald Trump for ‘feeling safe’ in Florida

Rights groups and musicians say Sukatani was intimidated into issuing apology and removing their popular song from streaming platforms

Rights groups and musicians say Sukatani was intimidated into issuing apology and removing their popular song from streaming platforms

Thousands of contractual and temporary employees to be affected over the next three years

The Hindi-language film starring actor Sanya Malhotra traces the journey of a newlywed woman in her husband's house

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky plans to travel to Washington to meet Donald Trump on Friday

Thousands of contractual and temporary employees to be affected over the next three years

Dhaka and Islamabad have seen relations improve dramatically since street protests toppled Sheikh Hasina’s government last year

US joins Russia, North Korea and Belarus at UN in refusing to blame Putin for illegally invading Ukraine