Hong Kong activist Benny Tai says he will come back stronger after being jailed over the 2014 protests.

BBC's Robin Brant reports from on board a training ship on display to celebrate 70 years of China's navy.

A teacher describes how her husband apprehended an alleged bomber.

New Zealand and France will host a summit aimed at curbing the use of social media to promote terrorism.

The government says IS may be behind the attacks but that threat reports had not been shared.

The Ramayana, a 2,500-year-old mythological epic has been brought to the fore of the world's largest election

Thousands of motorised fridges are driven around South Korea, providing yoghurt and companionship for isolated people.

Mr Kim is to have his first-ever meeting with President Putin near the Russian city of Vladivostok.

The scale of the attacks suggests that there was foreign assistance, Sri Lankan authorities say.

The Philippine president chastises Canada for failing to repatriate waste sent to his country.

The workers were sleeping as they were struck by what police have described as a "mud lake".

Volunteers provide water, food and support to those mourning the bombing in Negombo, Sri Lanka.

A man with a large backpack can be seen walking into St Sebastian's church just before a device is detonated.

Mini tubs of Haagen-Dazs, champagne and cutlery are going missing from the airline's planes.

Is the ban a sign of things to come for social media firms unable to halt the spread of misinformation?

The death toll from Sunday's bomb attacks rises to 310 and a state of emergency is in effect.

A small Islamist group has been blamed, but how could it have gone from vandalising statues to sophisticated suicide attacks?

More than 300 people have been killed in the worst violence Sri Lanka has seen in a decade.

Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo have their seven year sentences upheld by the country's Supreme Court.

The SS Iron Crown was sunk by a Japanese submarine in 1942, killing 38 sailors.