China is sticking to its policy of suppressing all cases, with just weeks to go before the Winter Olympics.

Rising food and fuel prices are making daily life tougher for many ordinary people in Sri Lanka.

On 12 January 1970, a British toddler disappeared from Fairy Meadow beach in NSW, Australia.

Leader Kim Jong-un oversaw the country's second such launch in less than a week, state media reports.

Ana Brnabic says it would be a clear breach of rules if the tennis star went out knowing he had Covid.

A rat which helped locate more than a 100 landmines in Cambodia has died at the age of eight.

Australian officials are investigating whether inaccurate information was given, local media says.

Magawa was awarded a gold medal for heroism for clearing landmines in Cambodia.

The medic in Henan could face a prison term because there wasn't a fever clinic at their hospital.

Officials investigate a laboratory after 298 passengers on two flights tested positive for Covid.

The crisis-hit property developer is still struggling to pay more than $300bn in liabilities.

It comes as six nations, including the US, call for the North to stop its "destabilising actions."

The UN has called for urgent aid as a million Afghan children are are at risk from severe malnourishment.

The controversy over Novak Djokovic's visa to enter Australia has been "damaging on all fronts", says the ATP.

The world number one made it onto a tennis court in Melbourne, but he could still be deported.

Australia's legal defence collapsed on the evidence of the tennis player's treatment at the airport.

There is now focus on what the tennis star did following his positive test - here's a timeline of what we know.

The men's world number one says he wants to compete in next week's tournament after a court overturned his visa cancellation.

President Tokayev says a hunt for "terrorists" is continuing and Kazakhstan will soon provide proof.

Myanmar's former leader faces a series of charges since being ousted in an army coup last February.