Cyber threat: North Korean hackers build AI tools for attacks
11 August 2026
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Asia
Ex-Thai MP shoots dead official over money row
11 August 2026
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Asia
Ex-Thai MP shoots dead local official over money row
10 August 2026
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Southeast Asia
Thai teen kills 7 in rampage at home, school
8 August 2026
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Asia
Thailand teen kills seven in home, school shooting
7 August 2026
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Southeast Asia
Four dead, 15 injured in Thailand school shooting: deputy minister
7 August 2026
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Asia
North Korea fires short-range ballistic missile
7 August 2026
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Asia
Indian visa scam alert: High Commission warns applicants in Bangladesh
6 August 2026
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South Asia
Pakistan restricts international media reporting outside main cities
6 August 2026
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South Asia
India youth protests highlight mistrust in 'lapdog' media
6 August 2026
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India
Lam wins HK leadership
Hong Kong's new leader Carrie Lam yesterday pledged to mend political rifts after winning a vote dismissed as a
26 March 2017
11 killed in two mine accidents in China
Accidents at two neighbouring gold mines in central China's Henan province killed 11 people on Friday, the official Xinhua news agency
25 March 2017
Mass trial for 'sorcery' killings in PNG
A "berserk" crowd used bows and arrows, knives and axes to hack to death seven people including two small children accused of sorcery,
23 March 2017
UN warns over North Korea food insecurity
Chronic food shortages and malnutrition are widespread in North Korea, a UN-led report said, as a senior official appealed to donors not
23 March 2017
China, Nepal to discuss joint military exercises
China's defence minister was to arrive in Nepal later yesterday for talks on joint military exercises, a meeting that will be closely
23 March 2017
Chinese scientists breed world's first 'space mangoes'
The embryonic cells of the mango brought back by manned spacecraft Shenzhou XI last November after the 33-day space mission have now grown new tissues at a lab in South China's Hainan province.
23 March 2017
1st Japan birth achieved via egg from unnamed donor
A woman unable to become pregnant with her own eggs due to illness has given birth to a baby conceived using a donated egg from an anonymous third party, a Kobe-based nonprofit organization that mediated between them announces.
23 March 2017
North Korea 'fails' in new missile test amid tensions
A new North Korean missile test failed yesterday, the South and US said, two weeks after Pyongyang launched four
22 March 2017
1 student dead, 20 injured in stampede at Chinese school
Government officials say one student has died and 20 others were injured following a stampede during a morning bathroom break at an elementary school in central China.
22 March 2017
Malaysian couple gets married wearing school uniforms
A young couple in Kedah of northwest Malaysia decides to go against traditional norms by wearing their secondary school uniforms as bridal outfits on their wedding day.
22 March 2017
S Korean ex-president Park interrogated
South Korea's ousted president Park Geun-Hye was questioned by prosecutors yesterday about the corruption and
21 March 2017
China snubs India
China has said it will give a global push to its ambitious Silk Road initiative after a UN Security Council resolution
21 March 2017
Nepal to strap Everest climbers with GPS
Some climbers attempting to scale Mount Everest during the upcoming spring climbing season will be strapped with a
20 March 2017
Pakistan passes landmark Hindu marriage bill
The president of mainly Muslim Pakistan has signed into law a bill allowing the Hindu minority to register their
20 March 2017
Indian authorities seize Zakir Naik’s assets worth Rs 18cr
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) attaches assets worth Rs 18.37 crore of the Islamic Research Foundation (IRF), an NGO based at Dongri in south Mumbai, in the Zakir Naik money laundering case.
20 March 2017
India hunts hidden cash
Mansions owned by maids, gardeners and drivers until now have aroused little suspicion in India, where the wealthy
19 March 2017
Saffron nation?
A saffron-robed Hindu holy man was sworn in yesterday to lead India's most populous state, sealing what appears to
19 March 2017
Chinese firms offer pollution solutions with bottled air, hat filters
Even as Chinese Premier Li Keqiang pledges to ensure that blue skies never become a luxury, a state-backed firm is doing brisk business selling 48 yuan ($6.95) cans of fresh air bottled in a forest in western China.
19 March 2017
Thousands of saker falcons die from electrocution in Mongolia
Due to inefficient solutions in power lines, over 4000 saker falcons worth Mongolian Tugrik 64 billion ($26 million) die annually in Mongolia. This number increases by two times in some years.
19 March 2017
Remittances: From America with love
Out of the top five countries that received the most remittances from the US, four are from Asia, according to the latest World Bank data.
18 March 2017