Two suspected rebels were killed and a civilian was critically wounded in a shootout with government forces in Indian

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong yesterday strongly rejected as "baseless" claims from his siblings of abuse of power

At least 11 people were killed and scores more people were injured in flash floods triggered by heavy rains in

Embattled Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's conservative party was set for a major defeat in the Tokyo assembly

Sri Lanka deployed hundreds of soldiers to destroy mosquito breeding grounds as the country battles the spread of

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has threatened to jail critics of his use of martial law in the violence-wracked

A woman who survived an alleged gang rape and four separate acid attacks has once again been hit by corrosive

At least 2,297 people were killed and 5,480 injured in road accidents in the last six months, a sharp rise in the death toll compared to the same period last year, National Committee to Protect Shipping, Roads and Railways (NCPSRR), an organisation campaigning for safety in the transport sector, says in a report. Move the mouse pointer over the bars of the interactive chart to have a comparative overview.

After the militant attack at Gulshan’s upscale café Holey Artisan Bakery on July 1 last year, law enforcers started launching operations at the hideouts of suspected militants across Bangladesh. On the map, 14 such anti-militancy drives including yesterday’s raid in Kushtia were marked. Click on the each marks to see brief information on the operation.

South Korea's new government will seek to sign a peace treaty with the North if it abandons its nuclear weapons, a minister said

China said yesterday it was "highly alarmed" over threats to its national security, after a state-run newspaper accused Australia of

China said yesterday that talk the country was building a military base in Pakistan was pure speculation, after a Pentagon report earlier

Samsung Electronics officially announces that the company will build a home appliance factory with US$380 million worth of investment in South Carolina, marking the company’s first major investment in the US since it relocated production facilities for US exports to Mexico in the early 1990s.

A US judge has halted deportations of all Iraqi nationals -- some set to be removed as early as Tuesday -- on the

Millions of Nepalis yesterday voted in the country's first local elections for two decades, a key step in its post-war

Myanmar authorities should immediately release three journalists arrested in northern Shan state yesterday on accusations of unlawful association after they covered an event organised by an armed ethnic group that is banned by authorities, the Committee to Protect Journalists has said.

In Asia, the biggest motor vehicle production plants are in China, Japan, India and South Korea. China, though, captures a bigger pie of the global market share in auto production than any other Asian country.

Rescuers dig through earth and rocks for a second day on Sunday in an increasingly bleak search for some 118 people still missing after their village in southwest China vanished under a huge landslide.

Philippine security forces claim to have identified three Bangladeshi nationals among the 89 suspected Islamist militants who hole up in southern town Mindanao since May 23.

A Russian-based IT security firm said that banks interrupted by cyberhacking also have to deal with data loss, damage to brand reputation and leakage of confidential information.