Tibetan Women's Association: 30 Years of Silent Protest
The Tibetan Women's Association completes 30 years of weekly silent protests in Dharamshala, demanding justice for Tibet and remembering those lost. Read their powerful story of resilience.
Category : Asia Pacific
China-Japan Radar Lock Incident Raises Tensions Over Taiwan
Japanese F-15 jets targeted by Chinese J-15 radar near Okinawa. Tokyo lodges strong protest as Australia urges calm. Incident follows PM Takaichi's remarks on Taiwan. Read more.
Sri Lanka Cyclone Ditwah: 627 Dead, Hundreds Missing
Cyclone Ditwah's devastating fury leaves at least 627 dead and several hundred missing in Sri Lanka. Rescue operations intensify as the nation grapples with the aftermath.
Sri Lanka Cyclone Ditwah: 627 Dead, Hundreds Missing
Cyclone Ditwah devastates Sri Lanka, killing 627 with hundreds missing. Rescue operations intensify amid widespread destruction. Read the latest updates.
Sri Lanka Landslide Warnings After Cyclone Ditwah
Sri Lanka issues fresh landslide warnings as Cyclone Ditwah's rains worsen the disaster. Over 618 dead, 2 million affected. Read about the regional crisis and relief efforts.
Okinawa Protests US Base Expansion, Fears Becoming Battlefield
Hundreds protest new US base in Okinawa, citing war risks & 6,200+ crimes by troops since 1972. 70% locals oppose the military presence. Read the full report.
Karachi Officials Blamed for Negligence After Child's Death
A three-year-old boy's tragic death in an open drain sparks outrage in Karachi, leading to arrests and demands for accountability from municipal authorities.
China's Snowfall Triggers Pilot 'Snow Vacation' Policy
China's first major blizzard of the season blankets regions, leading to a novel 'snow vacation' for students. The policy aims to boost winter tourism, with data showing a significant rise in travel bookings. Discover the impact.
Hong Kong Legislative Election Proceeds After Fatal Fire
Hong Kong residents cast votes in the Legislative Council election, a pivotal event shadowed by a recent deadly fire in Kowloon that claimed 39 lives. Explore the details and implications.
China-Japan Tension: Radar Lock Incident Over East China Sea
Japan reports a Chinese military aircraft locked its fire-control radar on a Japanese fighter jet over the East China Sea, escalating regional tensions. Read the full details.
3,000-Year-Old Chinese Eclipse Data Aids Modern Science
Ancient Chinese records of a 709 BCE solar eclipse are helping scientists measure changes in Earth's rotation and solar cycles. Discover how meticulous observations from millennia ago power today's astrophysics.
Survival Story from 1971 War: A Daughter's Account
A powerful account of survival during the 1971 war, detailing a family's resilience, loss, and the enduring human spirit. Read this moving true story of courage.
Hong Kong Fire: Safety Breaches, Resident Revolt Before Blaze
A deadly Hong Kong fire followed contractor safety lapses and resident resistance to evacuation. Investigators reveal shocking breaches. Read the full report on the tragedy.
Leopard kills 5-year-old boy at Coimbatore tea estate
A tragic leopard attack in Coimbatore's Valparai area claims the life of a 5-year-old boy. Forest officials launch search, recover body. Initial compensation announced for the grieving family from Assam.
Hong Kong man arrested for sedition over fire comments
Hong Kong police arrest a 71-year-old man for posting seditious content online, criticising authorities over a deadly apartment fire that killed 159 people. Read the full details.
China fires flares at Philippine patrol plane over South China Sea
Chinese forces fired warning flares at a Philippine surveillance aircraft near Subi Reef. The incident highlights rising tensions in the resource-rich, hotly contested waters. Read the full report.
China Warns Foreign Media on Hong Kong Fire Reporting
China's foreign ministry issues a stern warning to international media, accusing them of spreading false information about a deadly Hong Kong fire. Details on the incident and the official response.
Secrets of North Korea's Abandoned Ryugyong Hotel
Explore the eerie story of Pyongyang's Ryugyong Hotel, a 105-storey ghost building. A rare insider reveals its concrete interior and 30-year mystery. Discover why this $800m project never opened.
Sumatra Floods Death Toll Exceeds 900, Hunger Threat Grows
Devastating floods and landslides in Indonesia's Sumatra kill over 900. Officials warn starvation in isolated areas may push toll higher. Read the full report on the Southeast Asia disaster.
7 dead in Turkey bus crash with lorry on motorway
A tragic bus accident in southern Turkey claims 7 lives, injures 11. The crash occurred on the Adana-Gaziantep highway before dawn. Read the full report on the investigation.
HK Fire: Contractor's Safety Record Falsified, 159 Dead
Residents of Wang Fuk Court were misled about the contractor's safety history before a deadly fire killed 159. Investigations into manslaughter and corruption are ongoing. Read the shocking details.
Taiwan spots 29 Chinese aircraft, 6 warships near its territory
Taiwan's defence ministry reports a significant increase in Chinese military presence with 29 PLA aircraft and 6 naval vessels operating around the island. Tensions escalate in the Taiwan Strait.
Taiwan bans Chinese social media app Rednote for one year
Taiwan's government bans Rednote (Xiaohongshu) citing fraud and security risks, sparking opposition outcry over internet freedom. Read the full story.
Pakistan's Asim Munir Appointed First Chief of Defence Forces
Pakistan's defence ministry officially appoints Field Marshal Asim Munir as the country's first Chief of Defence Forces, marking a major military restructuring. Read about the implications.
UAE Lottery Lucky Day Now Weekly with Dh30M Top Prize
The UAE Lottery's Lucky Day format has been overhauled. Draws move to every Saturday with a Dh30 million grand prize and a boosted Dh5 million second prize, now subject to sharing rules. Learn about the new odds and how to play.
Bangalore Metro Purple Line Hit by Suspension After Kengeri Incident
Bangalore Metro's Purple Line services are partially suspended after a reported suicide attempt at Kengeri Station. Trains are running only up to Mysore Road. Details inside.
Asim Munir Appointed Pakistan's First Chief of Defence Forces
Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari approves PM Shehbaz Sharif's summary, appointing Army Chief Asim Munir as the first Chief of Defence Forces for five years. The historic move aims to improve tri-service coordination.
Best Photos from Around the World on December 5, 2025
A visual journey through December 5, 2025: From a grand welcome for President Putin in Varanasi to the full moon over Kolkata and global news events. See the day's most compelling images.
DNA Study Solves Australia's 60,000-Year-Old Human Arrival Debate
A landmark genetic study reveals modern humans first arrived in Australia around 60,000 years ago via two distinct migration routes, aligning with Aboriginal oral histories and archaeology. Discover the full story of this ancient journey.
4.3 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Tibet Region
A 4.3 magnitude earthquake struck the Tibet region on May 14, 2024. The tremor was felt in bordering areas. No immediate reports of damage or casualties. Stay informed for updates.
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