Thailand's junta has come under fire from conservative allies following ousted prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra's

A powerful storm lashed Hong Kong and Macau yesterday, just days after a punishing typhoon swept through the

A Pakistani court Saturday acquitted former president Asif Ali Zardari in a major corruption case that dogged him for

Supporters of an Indian guru ended a tense standoff with soldiers yesterday after the "godman" was convicted of

North Korea fired three short-range ballistic missiles yesterday, the US military said, reviving tensions with Washington after President

Bangladesh government summons Myanmar envoy in Dhaka and expresses “serious concern” over the recent happenings, including the fresh influx of Rohingyas into Bangladesh.

After closing 15 radio stations across the country, the Cambodian Ministry of Information claimed that it is not targeting independent broadcasters.

The United States has announced plans to install radar systems in Palau, a move that will increase its monitoring ability in the western

China slammed India yesterday over a report that it plans to build a road in territory disputed between the two countries, after weeks

Samsung Electronics Co's Galaxy Note 8 showcases boasts improved stylus-related features like letting users easily create Graphics Interchange Format content and dual-lens camera arrangement.

Samsung Electronics Co's Galaxy Note 8 showcases boasts improved stylus-related features like letting users easily create Graphics Interchange Format content and dual-lens camera arrangement.

Japan, a pioneer in mobile “e-wallet” payments in 2004, has, ironically, since become a serious laggard on this front. Less than 20 percent of the payments are cashless, in the country.

Many countries with land borders in Asia have long remained peaceful, others remain tense. Five Asian countries have no land border with other countries.

Typhoon Hato left five dead in the gambling hub of Macau yesterday as it brought chaos and destruction to the enclave

Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena sacked his controversial justice minister yesterday for speaking out against a

At least 42 passengers were injured yesterday after several cars of an express train derailed in northern India, police

A Pakistani official says former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's wife will run for a seat in parliament despite having been

More than 30 people, including civilians, were reported have been killed yesterday in air raids on Yemen's capital,

North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un is "starting to respect" the United States, President Donald Trump declared, even

Thailand's Department of Special Investigation (DSI) discovers graft scam involving 560 employees including many high-ranking officials of the Port Authority of Thailand (PAT) and cost between US$9 million and US$12 million.