Pakistan's government plans to seize control of charities and financial assets linked to Islamist leader Hafiz Saeed,

North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un yesterday warned the United States he has a "nuclear button" on his table but

South Korean authorities have seized a Panama-flagged vessel suspected of transferring oil products to North Korea in violation of

Cheers and shouts of joy erupted as Singaporean cameraman Lau Hon Meng walked out of the Changi Airport Terminal 2 transit area.

Kim Jong Un wants to turn the art of kimchi-making into a science. And the North Korean leader is putting his money where his mouth is.

Nepal has banned solo climbers from scaling its mountains, including Mount Everest, in a bid to reduce accidents, an official said

A Muslim indigenous community on the Philippine island of Mindanao has suffered widespread human right abuses that could intensify with President Rodrigo Duterte's extension of martial law there, UN-appointed experts said.

Bali's palm-fringed Kuta beach has long been a favourite with tourists seeking sun and surf, but nowadays its golden shoreline is

South Korea's 2015 deal with Japan over Tokyo's wartime sex slavery was "seriously flawed", President Moon Jae-In said yesterday, telling officials to re-examine the controversial agreement.

The Philippine central bank said yesterday it accidentally released defective 100-peso bills with the face of a former president left out.

China sentenced an activist known by the online pseudonym "Super Vulgar Butcher" to eight years in prison Tuesday, one of the

The controversial trial of staff from Turkey's main opposition newspaper accused of terror links resumed yesterday, in

Authorities in Vietnam prepared to move a million people from low-lying areas along the south coast yesterday as

China has "reasonably" expanded its islands in the disputed South China Sea and this year construction projects there

Pakistan yesterday allowed the wife and mother of an Indian man convicted of spying to visit him in Islamabad, eight

China has closed more than 13,000 websites since the beginning of 2015 for breaking the law or other rules and the

China has closed more than 13,000 websites since the beginning of 2015 for breaking the law or other rules and the vast majority of people support government efforts to clean up cyberspace, state news agency Xinhua says.

Officers who provide security protection to the Singaporean president and other senior political leaders have been reminded to make sure their security convoys comply with traffic rules, without compromising the safety and security of the VIPs they are escorting.

China has punished 8,123 people for committing fiscal violations after an audit of how the government's 2016 central budget was spent

At least 10,000 people were killed in the Chinese army's crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in Beijing's Tiananmen Square in