The US wants to negotiate three separate trade deals, but talks with the UK would start after Brexit.

Ian Kiernan's iconic anti-litter campaign, begun in Australia in the 1980s, became a global success.

The UN is allocating $34.6m to help 2.2m people estimated to have been affected by the drought.

What's it like to be someone who watches banned content on social media so you don't have to?

Beijing's crackdown on a film star and the Interpol chief highlights its use of secret detentions.

Fakhr-e-Alam is attempting to be the first Pakistani to circumnavigate the globe in a small plane.

People in Sydney offer their advice for how to catch the eye of royals Meghan and Harry.

The self-styled holy man murdered five women and a baby during a bloody standoff with police.

Australia's government says it was a mistake to support a motion which stated "it is OK to be white".

Shohrat Zakir gave rare details about China's much-criticised 'retraining' of Uighur Muslims.

The firm's CEO defends a possible return to China, a market Google abandoned over censorship concerns.

A Vietnamese start-up is betting on crickets as a way of keeping a growing world population fed.

PM Scott Morrison says he is "open" to recognising the city as Israel's capital, but draws criticism.

Women who suffer from mental illness in India are seen as being useless and a burden on their families

Almost 30% of children are from low-income families or have experienced material hardship.

North Korea has been called out for evading UN trade sanctions. But how are they doing it?

The Canadian singer-songwriter shares an image of his "ghost" cast over an Indian concert crowd.

The provocative motion started by a far-right politician lost by just three votes in the Senate.

MJ Akbar, a former editor, is the most high-profile figure to be named in India's #MeToo movement.

Former Sri Lanka captain Sanath Jayasuriya is charged by the International Cricket Council with two breaches of its anti-corruption code.