At least two dozen people have died in a gas station explosion as thousands of residents flee Nagorno-Karabakh upon news that Azerbaijan is reclaiming control of the breakaway region.
Right-wing Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Monday revealed the general idea behind a new economic package, which comes as his Cabinet grapples with dwindling support.
Poland's foreign minister accused Germany of meddling in country's internal affairs after chancellor urged Poland to clarify allegations of Polish consulates in Africa and Asia selling temporary work visas to migrants for substantial sums.
Approximately two dozen members of local resistance forces in Burma have reportedly been killed in an army ambush, media and anti-government forces claim.
A Pakistani television journalist who had been missing for over four months following his arrest has been released and returned home, according to law enforcement officials.
Pakistani security agents have arrested Khalid Jamil, an Islamabad-based television news anchor known for his outspoken criticism of the country's government.
Tens of thousands of Nepalese teachers have been demonstrating in Kathmandu, the Himalayan nation's capital, since Wednesday, in protest of an education reform bill.
More assets such as gold bars and watches have been seized by the authorities in Singapore, where a group of foreign nationals are being investigated in a money laundering scheme.
Vietnam authorities detained an energy think tank director on September 15, making it the sixth detention of a climate expert in the last two years, according to rights group.
Thailand has faced a growing problem with its monkey population especially since the COVID lockdowns. Gangs of monkeys have been seen stealing food from stores, fighting among themselves and even causing harm to people.
President Biden's United Nations speech was notably devoid of the topic of immigration for good personal reasons, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas told FOX News.
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations has begun conducting a joint maritime exercise in a move many consider as a response to Beijing increasing military presence in the South China Sea.
The Taliban have taken into custody 18 individuals, including a foreign national, who were associated with a non-governmental organization (NGO) operating in Afghanistan.
National Security Jake Sullivan held "candid, substantive, and constructive" with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Li over the weekend in an effort to ease strained US-China ties.
The fire that broke out at a nine-story apartment building in the capital of Hanoi, Vietnam, has caused at least 56 deaths. Only 39 of the victims have been identified so far.
North Korea state media is reporting that Russian President Vladimir Putin, during his meeting with Kim Jong Un, has accepted an invite to travel to North Korea.
Three Indian soldiers and a police officer died in separate confrontations with insurgents in the mountainous region of Indian-controlled Kashmir, officials reported on Wednesday.
Firefighting efforts were underway on Indonesia's Sumatra island as multiple peatland fires ignited in various locations, according to officials' reports on Wednesday.
Gen. Li Shangfu, the minister of defense for the People's Republic of China, has allegedly not been seen publicly for two weeks, sparking international speculation.
A fire erupted Wednesday at a nine-story apartment building in the capital of Hanoi, Vietnam. At least 10 out of 150 residents died from the blaze, including four children.
President Biden deleted a post that confused Vietnam's president with the country's National Assembly chairman after his trip to the Asian nation this past weekend.
The Taliban have rebuffed allegations made by the Pakistani government on Tuesday, shifting blame for the closure of a crucial border crossing last Wednesday.
The Chinese Communist Party is seeking to outlaw speech, actions, or symbols that “hurt the feelings of the Chinese nation" under a proposed amendment.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol's office is urging Russian President Vladimir Putin to "act responsibly" during the state diplomatic visit from North Korea.
Maria Ressa, who won a Nobel Peace Prize in 2021 for her efforts to promote freedom of expression, has been acquitted of tax evasion. Ressa must face two remaining legal cases.
Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis criticized President Biden's recent gaffes on the world stage, after himself attending a September 11 memorial ceremony.
Sri Lanka's President announced his intention to establish a committee that will be tasked with investigating allegations presented in a British television report in 2019.
At least nine people have sustained injuries during an emergency landing in Singapore after smoke from an engine fire began to fill the cabin of an Air China jet.
North Korea celebrated the 75th anniversary of its founding on Saturday with a military parade overseen by supreme leader Kim Jong Un and his daughter, Jun-ae.
Rep. Chris Smith, R-N.J., is calling on the Biden administration to act and speak out against what experts say is a genocide unfolding against Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh.
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Indo-Pacific Security Affairs Ely Ratner said Wednesday at a press conference that China continues to intentionally disrupt its communication with the U.S.
Burma's detained former leader is experiencing low blood pressure symptoms. However, she has been denied access to medical treatment at qualified facilities outside the prison system.
Fijian authorities initiated deportation for six South Korean religious group leaders at an organization known as the Grace Road Church. The sect relocated to Fiji approximately a decade ago.
A man, accused of fatally shooting a coworker at an Australian grain silo on Thursday, is now in critical condition after turning the firearm on himself, according to authorities.
The People's Republic of China is planning a diplomatic mission to North Korea following international outrage at Kim Jong Un's intention to visit Russian President Vladimir Putin.
A Pakistani man whose son is being sought by both Pakistani and U.K. officials in connection with the death of his 10-year-old daughter in the U.K. has issued an appeal to his son.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Wednesday that the country is on track to finalize a free trade agreement with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
Trade Representative Katherine Tai's office has announced an extension of tariff exclusions for 352 categories of Chinese imports, as well as 77 categories related to COVID-19.
Tropical Storm Haikui has unleashed devastating floods in China's coastal Fujian province, resulting in at least two fatalities and the evacuations of thousands of residents.
A court has issued a 20-year prison sentence with hard labor to a journalist affiliated with an underground news agency for his reporting on the aftermath of a devastating cyclone.
Five staff members at Bali's Ayuterra Resort in Kedewatan, Ubud, fell to their deaths when the cable to a glass elevator snapped, according to authorities.
At least five officials in Burma were killed during a drone attack in the eastern part of the country. A senior army official was among those killed in the attack.
The remains of Arthur Barrett, a World War II soldier who died as a prisoner of war in the Philippines when Japanese forces invaded the country, were laid to rest Wednesday in Virginia.
Firefighters arrived late to a blaze that killed 14 people in the Philippines Thursday. Their delayed response was caused by traffic, flooding, and receiving the wrong address.
Around 33.4% of 18-year-old women in Japan may never become mothers, according to a report by the National Institute of Population and Social Security Research (IPSS).
Japan's prolonged struggle against deflation may be reaching a pivotal moment, with both rising prices and wages indicating a potential shift, according to the government on Tuesday.
China is set to prolong tax policies for foreign individuals employed within the country until the conclusion of 2027, according to a statement from the finance ministry on Tuesday.
Japan's financial regulator will maintain a close watch on the impact of central bank policies on regional banks as the nation moves towards normalizing its monetary strategies.
The United Nations cited that tens of thousands of people across Southeast Asia, such as the Philippines and Thailand, have been roped into cybercrime scams.
Panic rushed through Indonesia when a powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.1 and two strong aftershocks struck the country’s Bali and Java islands.
The Japanese PM called on China to intervene and prevent acts of harassment, including malicious phone calls and stone throwing, directed at Japanese diplomatic facilities and schools.
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