Three soldiers have died after avalanches struck a high-altitude army post in Indian-administered Kashmir. Multiple

Nearly two dozen bomb and arson attacks erupted across Thailand's insurgency-torn south shortly after midnight, the

India will buy nearly $2 billion worth of weapons technology from Israel in what's being described as the "largest

The heir to the huge Samsung business empire yesterday appeared in court at the start of his trial for embezzlement

A Muslim man has died after he was attacked by hundreds of vigilantes while transporting cows in India, police said

China's President Xi Jinping, on the way to his eagerly awaited first encounter with Donald Trump, met his Finnish

North Korea test-fired a ballistic missile into the sea off its east coast yesterday, South Korea's military said, ahead

Amid persistent Chinese objections to the Dalai Lama's trip to Arunachal Pradesh, India said on that no "artificial controversy" should be

Human rights body Fortify Rights has demanded Malaysia to investigate deaths in its immigration detention centres without delay and re-open an investigation into the human trafficking of Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar and Bangladeshis in recent years.

Representatives of 44 African countries accused the Indian government yesterday of failing to do enough to stop racist

The Dalai Lama has had an emotional reunion with the Indian border guard who escorted him as he fled his native

Pakistan yesterday resumed its mass repatriation of Afghan refugees despite past accusations of coercion in the

South Korean human rights lawyer Moon Jae-in won the liberal Democratic Party primary vote yesterday, setting him

North Korea will be allowed to travel to South Korea for the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics if it wishes to take part, Seoul's Unification Ministry said on Monday.

At least 200 Indian paramilitary police were hospitalised with suspected food poisoning after eating meals at a training

Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi's party won nearly half of the seats contested in by-elections yesterday, the first

An Indian court has recognised Himalayan glaciers, lakes and forests as "legal persons" in an effort to curb

An Indian court has recognised Himalayan glaciers, lakes and forests as "legal persons" in an effort to curb

Aung San Suu Kyi's government faced its first test at the ballot box yesterday in by-elections around Myanmar seen

Ousted South Korean president Park Geun-Hye is now just prisoner 503, incarcerated in a spartan cell while