Indonesia | Corruption investigator attacked with chemical

Police said an anti-corruption commission investigator leading a probe into a scandal that threatens to implicate high-profile Indonesian politicians was attacked yesterday with a chemical as he

This Day in History | 1975 – US pulls out of Cambodia

The US has admitted defeat in Cambodia and removed its remaining embassy personnel from the capital, Phnom Penh. Early this morning 276 people were airlifted

Australia says it’s ready to supply uranium to India

Australia said yesterday that it was ready to export uranium to India, nearly three years after the two countries signed an export deal for peaceful power generation.

India | Four suspected rebels killed in Kashmir

Four suspected rebels were killed in fighting with the Indian army in Kashmir, as businesses and schools shut in the disputed region yesterday in response to a

Pakistan | Army sentences alleged spy to death

Pakistan’s military sentenced an Indian naval officer to death yesterday on charges of espionage and sabotage, officials said. Kulbhushan Jadhav, who was arrested in March 2016,

Philippines | Duterte softens tone on US before South China Sea talks

The Philippines appears to be softening its tone toward the U.S. before holding talks with Beijing on the South China Sea. President Rodrigo Duterte let

US carrier strike group heads toward Korea

U.S. aircraft carrier the USS Carl Vinson has been diverted to the Western Pacific instead of sailing from Singapore to Australia, the U.S. navy said, amid

Iran’s long-exiled prince wants a revolution

Iran’s exiled crown prince wants a revolution. Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last shah to rule before the 1979 Islamic Revolution, has seen his

Pyongyang says Syria airstrikes prove its nukes justified

North Korea has vowed to bolster its defenses to protect itself against airstrikes like the ones President Donald Trump ordered against an air base in Syria.

Japan’s Abe agrees for unity over North Korea

U.S. President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe agreed that the two nations and South Korea must maintain unity in dealing with North Korea

Offbeat | India news presenter learns of husband’s death on live TV

People across India are hailing the composure of a television news anchor who learned of her husband’s death as she delivered a breaking news report on live TV.

Trump kicks off Florida meetings with Xi

PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — President Donald Trump welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping to his Florida estate today  for a high-stakes summit, with the urgent threat of North Korea's nuclear

South Korea | Ex-vagrants want land promised for forced labor

Chung Young-chul takes a drag on his cigarette and watches as wild ducks fly across rice fields and land on a reservoir in this remote farming village. He's among

South China Sea | Philippines to occupy and fortify Spratly islands it holds

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said Thursday he has ordered the military to occupy and fortify all Philippine-held islands in the disputed South China Sea to assert the country's

Australia, New Zealand warn of possible attack in Turkey

Australia and New Zealand warned yesterday that extremists may be planning an attack on the commemoration of a World War I campaign that is being held

Philippines | Duterte’s approval rating drops, but popularity remains high

Results of an independent poll released yesterday showed a drop in the number of Filipinos who trust President Rodrigo Duterte, although he was still considered trustworthy

Red Bull heir silent when asked about Thai crash case

An heir to the Red Bull fortune has refused to answer questions about whether he will return to Thailand this month to meet with prosecutors over an

Australia | Court rejects British painkiller firm’s appeal

Australia’s highest court yesterday rejected British company Reckitt Benckiser’s appeal of a 6 million Australian dollar (USD4.5 million) fine for misleading consumers about the effectiveness of a

Analysis | Tillerson’s terse words seen as tactical change

The response of America’s chief diplomat to North Korea’s latest missile launch was an abrupt departure from the usual — which may be a turning point,

Armament | North Korea may have tested new technology in latest missile

The missile in North Korea’s latest launch didn’t fly very far, but it may have been the second test of a technology that worries experts. The

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