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Scott Morrison: Australia PM faces backlash over 'blessed' disability remark
Scott Morrison has been criticised for saying he is "blessed" not to have children with disabilities.
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Working with assertive China a must - New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern
New Zealand's PM tells the BBC in an exclusive interview she'll work with China where possible.
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Struggling to survive in cash-starved Afghanistan
Eight months into Taliban rule, the economy and health services have been shattered as funding dries up.
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KGF 2, RRR, Pushpa: The southern Indian films winning on Bollywood's turf
The recent theatrical success of movies like KGF 2 and RRR has revived a debate on the "pan-Indian" film.
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Shanghai lockdown: Whole communities relocated in anti-Covid drive
One community faces relocation to quarantine facilities more than 100 miles (160km) away.
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The young rebels fighting for democracy
The BBC gained rare access to Myanmar's jungle training camps where protesters are turned into soldiers.
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Hot air balloon makes emergency landing onto Melbourne rooftops
A man on board filmed as the balloon bounced over roofs and trees during an emergency landing.
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Solomon Islands: China deal in Pacific stokes Australian fears
A controversial security deal between China and the Solomon Islands has sparked concern.
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Why Koreans could soon become a year younger
The new government has proposed getting rid of the country's age systems, but experts are divided.
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Shark Tank: India TV show proves entrepreneurship isn't just for rich
Shark Tank India featured 67 ideas on which investors spent more than 400m rupees.
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The Zomato and Swiggy riders risking their lives to deliver food
The BBC followed overworked delivery riders as they raced against time to take food to customers.
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Sri Lanka crisis: One killed after police fire at protest in Rambukkana
Police use live rounds for the first time since protests erupted over a ruinous economic crisis.
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Kabul blasts kill six and wound 11 at boys' school
Two blasts outside a high school in the Afghan capital killed at least six people and wounded 11.
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Sri Lanka set for 'series of defaults', says leading rating agency
This week, Sri Lankan officials started talks with the International Monetary Fund over a bailout.
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Why women vote for India PM Narendra Modi's BJP
India's PM is an alpha male who leads a patriarchal party - so what's the appeal?
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Pakistan: Death sentences over killing of Sri Lankan accused of blasphemy
Dozens are also given jail terms for the lynching of a Sri Lankan man accused of insulting Islam.
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Wayne Quilliam: Photographing the diversity of Aboriginal Australia
Australia has hundreds of Indigenous groups - and Wayne Quilliam is hoping to photograph them all.
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Gotabaya Rajapaksa: Beleaguered Sri Lanka leader appoints new cabinet
President Gotabaya Rajapaksa defies protesters' call for him to quit over a ruinous economic crisis.
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Jahangirpuri: Shock and anger in Delhi after religious violence
Two days after the flare-up between Hindus and Muslims, the atmosphere was still tense in Jahangirpuri.
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Shanghai lockdown: China spending and employment hit
Official figures also showed the world's second largest economy grew at a faster pace than expected.
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