Shujaat Bukhari's death causes anguish across India where he was seen as a rare voice of moderation.

China will respond quickly to protect itself if the US hurts its interests, Beijing says.

Some 600 million Indians are facing an acute shortage of water, a new government report says.

China's Didi Chuxing will compete with India's Ola and Uber when it launches in Melbourne on 25 June.

Donald Trump surprised allies by announcing an end to the games, a long-held North Korean demand.

Eurydice Dixon was allegedly raped and murdered as she walked home from a gig in Melbourne.

The IMF warns the Trump administration's trade policies risk undermining the global trade system.

Shujaat Bukhari, a BBC contributor, is killed outside the offices of Rising Kashmir, which he edited.

Yale graduate Will Nguyen from Houston, Texas, is being held for "disrupting public order".

A handshake-salute mix-up and a lavish send-off and return were just some of the incidents uniquely captured by the North Korean media.

The jailing of Gnanasara is significant in a country that rarely convicts Buddhist monks.

The 29-year-old policeman was allowed to rejoin the force after a minister backed him.

Many people are complaining the city has become unliveable as pollution climbs to hazardous levels.

Trial laws in Australia will allow automated cameras to scan motorists for dangerous behaviour.

No sanctions will be lifted until North Korea has completely denuclearised, says Mike Pompeo.

The "utterly unacceptable" incident happened in Afghanistan in 2007, PM Malcolm Turnbull says.

A magazine publisher will now pay less to the Hollywood actress over a high-profile defamation case.

A bad case of jet lag wasn't the only side effect of the Singapore summit to leave reporters' heads spinning.

What is life like for families in North Korea - and how could this change if sanctions are eased?

How the Grenfell Tower tragedy sent shockwaves around the world.