Modi, Xi push business links, border peace as ties revive
12 September 2026
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Asia
Philippine ferry fire death toll jumps to 76: coast guard
12 September 2026
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Asia
Kim Jong Un wants North Koreans to have more (state-sanctioned) fun
11 September 2026
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World
Philippine ferry fire kills five, 87 missing: coast guard
10 September 2026
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Asia
Landslides in eastern China kill 13
9 September 2026
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Asia
N Korea calls Russia bridge a sign of tighter ties
9 September 2026
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Asia
Nepal flood disaster puts climate justice under spotlight
5 September 2026
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Asia
Nepal flood losses estimated at $2.56 billion
4 September 2026
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Natural Disaster
Two trapped tunnel workers rescued 9 days after floods hit Nepal
4 September 2026
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Natural Disaster
Last-minute flood warning saved over 900 Nepal students, school head says
1 September 2026
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Asia
Honouring the dead for a better life
According to traditional beliefs, the seventh month in the lunar calendar is when restless spirits roam the earth. That seventh month usually falls around August or September and all over Asia, communities mark the festival of the hungry ghost in their own fashion.
10 September 2015
Gunfight over control of market leaves 20 injured
At least 20 people were injured, nine of them bullet-hit, in a gun battle between two factions of Awami League over taking control of
8 September 2015
Dyke collapse inundates 30 Gaibandha villages
At least 32 villages in Sadar and Fulchhari upazilas of Gaibandha district were flooded following breach of Gaibandha town protection
8 September 2015
North, South begin talks on family reunion
North and South Korean Red Cross officials kicked off talks yesterday on organising a rare and emotional reunion for families separated
7 September 2015
Doubt grows over polls in Thailand
Thailand's junta-appointed reform council yesterday rejected a new constitution aimed at steering the country out of political turmoil, a
6 September 2015
‘Criminal’ killed in ‘gunfight’ with Ctg cops
Alleged criminal is killed in a “gunfight” with the law enforcers in Chittagong city early today.
5 September 2015
Troop cuts highlight China's shifting power
China's unveiling of "carrier-killer" missiles and cuts in troop numbers yesterday underlined its shift towards naval strength amid growing Pacific rivalry with the US, analysts said.
3 September 2015
Man with mop saves dangling girl in China (video)
A quick-thinking man is being hailed as a hero in China for climbing outside a fourth-floor window to save a toddler who was dangling off the side of the building. And he did it using only a mop, reports The Huffington Post.
2 September 2015
Two fake policemen arrested
Police arrested two fake policemen at Hatgopalpur in Sadar upazila on Monday noon. The arrestees are Anik Mia, 24, son of Botu Mia of
1 September 2015
Bangkok bomb: Second foreign suspect arrested
A second foreign suspect has been arrested in connection with the deadly bombing at a Bangkok shrine in August, the Thai prime minister has revealed.
1 September 2015
Way of the ninja
Surrounded by 60 people, ninjutsu practitioner Nachum Kaplan knelt with his eyes closed, too nervous to breathe.The master stood behind him with a training sword, ready to cut down with killer intent.
28 August 2015
1100 Bangladeshis, Rohingyas die at sea in 18 months
At least 70 people are estimated to have died at sea on ships abandoned in May this year from starvation, dehydration, disease and abuse by the crews, says UN refugee agency.
27 August 2015
93-years-old 'Rainbow Grandpa' saving a Taiwan village with art
Known as “Rainbow Grandpa”, Huang’s artwork has kept the village safe as the surrounding area has been flattened.
27 August 2015
Lives move on year after Hiroshima landslides disaster
Many loved ones and precious memories were lost when landslides shattered the peaceful lives of residents of northern Hiroshima. It has now been one year since the disaster, and the bereaved families and survivors are moving forward step by step, while still enduring their sorrow and loss.
27 August 2015
China investigates securities brokerages amid turmoil
Chinese police are investigating four securities brokerage firms for possible stock manipulation amid market turmoil.
26 August 2015
80,000 Hajj visas issued so far
The Saudi government has issued 80 thousand hajj visas until now, the according to the country’s envoy here.
26 August 2015
China market slump: Central bank cuts interest rates
China has cut its main interest rate to boost growth in its economy.
25 August 2015
Downtown Karachi: A street called love
Marred by years of political and sectarian violence, Karachi does not have the best reputation; judging by news headlines over the past few years, many would think of it as being a highly intolerant urban centre.
25 August 2015
Asia stocks slump as China falls gather pace
Asian stocks slumped to three-year lows as a slump in Chinese equities gathered pace, hastening an exodus from riskier assets as fears of a China-led global economic slowdown churned world markets.
24 August 2015
Malaysia finds mass graves of 24 suspected human trafficking victims
Malaysian authorities have found mass graves containing the remains of more than 20 people believed to be human trafficking victims near the border with Thailand, police said.
23 August 2015