Nepal on Sunday marked the 10th anniversary of the peace deal that ended a bloody Maoist insurgency as the prime minister admitted that justice for its victims has been delayed.

An Australian nurse and fertility specialist has been arrested for allegedly running an illegal surrogacy service in Cambodia, the country's anti-human trafficking police said on Sunday.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte criticised the US and other Western nations on Saturday, during his first meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

A man suspected of starting a fire in an Australian bank on Friday that injured 27 people has been identified as an asylum seeker, angering far-right groups and adding to an increasingly heated debate over immigration.

From deploying 'cash coolies' to buying Rolex watches, Indians have found unique ways to dodge the government's surprise move to withdraw high value bills in a bid to tackle widespread corruption and tax evasion.

At least 119 people were killed and more than 150 injured when an Indian express train derailed in northern state of Uttar Pradesh on Sunday, with the toll set to rise amid a scramble to locate survivors.

Thousands of people, including women and children, marched yesterday in Istanbul against a bill that would overturn men’s convictions for child sex assault if they married their victim.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he is “disillusioned” with Washington’s policy in Syria and the refugee crisis while also expressing dismay that Fethullah Gulen, whom he blames for a coup attempt, still resides in the US.

An unidentified gunman shoots dead a Filipino man. A reporter looks anxious as he arrives at the scene and watches a policeman inspect the body.

Eastern Visayas drug kingpin Kerwin Espinosa flew back to the country more than a month after fleeing to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), vowing to reveal everything he knows now that his father, Albuera, Leyte mayor Rolando Espinosa, is dead.

Rescue operations of the Edhi Foundation have come to a standstill as the country’s largest charity is waiting for the federal government’s approval to sell more than 300 of its heavy-duty vehicles in order to generate funds that could be utilised for buying new vehicles .....

The deaths of two Colombian guerrillas have sparked fears that the country’s fragile peace process could be in peril after voters rejected an accord to end the half-century conflict.