BBC News
China executed four Canadians for drug crimes, says Ottawa
The Chinese embassy in Canada said evidence for the Canadians' crimes was "solid and sufficient".
Categories: news
Will Trump's tariff war spark big-bang reforms in India?
Could this be a chance for the world’s fifth-largest economy to shed protectionism and open up further?
Categories: news
Reprieve for Afghan women students facing forced return after US aid cuts
The women who fled the Taliban to study in Oman faced deportation after the Trump administration froze foreign aid.
Categories: news
Ex-researcher sentenced to death for spying, China says
The researcher sold classified material at a "very low price" to a foreign spy agency, authorities say.
Categories: news
Three men sentenced to death in India for 1981 caste massacre
In 1981, 24 people from the Dalit community were shot dead by members of a gang in Uttar Pradesh state.
Categories: news
'World's ugliest animal' is New Zealand's fish of the year
Known as the world's ugliest animal for its lumpy appearance, the blobfish makes a stunning comeback
Categories: news
Migrant carers from India's Kerala await justice in UK visa 'scams'
The care workers, who paid thousands of pounds for UK visas, are in deep debt and without work.
Categories: news
Migrant carers from India's Kerala await justice in UK visa 'scams'
The care workers, who paid thousands of pounds for UK visas, are in deep debt and without work.
Categories: news
Curfew in India city after violence over Mughal emperor Aurangzeb's tomb
Police in Nagpur city say the situation is now under control and are asking people to maintain peace.
Categories: news
Curfew in India city after violence over Mughal emperor Aurangzeb's tomb
Police in Nagpur city say the situation is now under control and are asking people to maintain peace.
Categories: news
'Discarded like a dirty rag': Chinese state media hails Trump's cuts to Voice of America
State newspaper gloated that the network has "now been discarded by its own government like a dirty rag".
Categories: news
India's Modi joins Trump-owned platform Truth Social
The Indian prime minister is one of the few world leaders on Trump's social media platform.
Categories: news
India's Modi joins Trump-owned platform Truth Social
The Indian prime minister is one of the few world leaders on Trump's social media platform.
Categories: news
Jury discharged in high-profile Australia beach murder
Rajwinder Singh, who is accused of murdering Toyah Cordingley in 2018, is likely to face another trial.
Categories: news
Jury discharged in high-profile Australia beach murder
Rajwinder Singh, who is accused of murdering Toyah Cordingley in 2018, is likely to face another trial.
Categories: news
Why is China spending billions to get people to open their wallets?
Beijing hopes better wages and discounts can encourage spending and stave off greater economic trouble.
Categories: news
Why is China spending billions to get people to open their wallets?
Beijing hopes better wages and discounts can enocurage spending and stave off greater economic trouble.
Categories: news
South v North: The battle over redrawing India's electoral map
Southern leaders urge mass mobilisation over concerns about redrawing electoral boundaries.
Categories: news
South v North: The battle over redrawing India's electoral map
Southern leaders urge mass mobilisation over concerns about redrawing electoral boundaries.
Categories: news
Hong Kong property tycoon Lee Shau-kee dies aged 97
The city's leader says Lee made "significant contributions" to Hong Kong's prosperity.
Categories: news