The UN says women and children living in the camps are enduring conditions amounting to torture.

Tropical storm Nalgae wreaks havoc in the southern Philippines and will soon lash Manila.

Why did Kenyan police officers shoot dead Arshad Sharif, one of Pakistan's most prominent journalists?

Tuan Tuan was gifted to Taiwan by Beijing in 2008, but relations have soured between the neighbours.

The country's central bank is expected to keep interest rates below zero even as the currency slides.

Clips on social media show hundreds protesting in one of the most tightly-guarded places in China.

A jury has been dismissed after "misconduct" during deliberations in a trial that has shocked Australia.

The BBC revisits Aastha Arora - "the special baby" whose birth in 2000 made global headlines.

A police chief said the woman's body appeared to be largely intact when it was found.

The park did not say when it would reopen, but pledged to refund or reschedule tickets.

A Dutch media report says China is running an undeclared police operation to pressure dissidents.

A handful of Indians are working hard to popularise the extreme sport of ice climbing in the country.

As the Koreas trade warning shots, the situation on the peninsula is at its most volatile in years.

A flying school linked to the recruitment of British pilots says the UK was "fully aware" of its work.

Nedd Brockmann ran 3,953 km (2,456 miles), inspired a nation and raised millions for charity.

Reasonable grounds to believe cotton on sale in the UK was from persecuted Uyghurs, High Court told.

It shows more of what happened before China's former leader was led out of a party congress session.

Investors fear the world's second largest economy will be held back by its tough Covid restrictions.

Leaders and commentators around the world welcomed Mr Sunak as the UK's next prime minister.

Rishi Sunak won the Tory leadership race after rival Penny Mordaunt failed to secure enough backing.