The two were missing for 26 hours but were spotted by a search plane flying overhead.

The Sultan of Brunei received the degree in 1995 but it is removed in an "unprecedented" move by the University of Aberdeen.

The Indian airline will suspend international flights to 22 April while it seeks fresh financing.

Kakapos were one of New Zealand's most common birds, but they are now on the brink of extinction.

Foxconn's Terry Gou says goddess Mazu encouraged him to promote peace between Taiwan and China.

The animal gored the man and seriously injured a woman on a property in Victoria, police say.

The suspect set his own flat on fire and then stabbed residents as they fled the building in Jinju, South Korea.

The move comes after a court called for a ban on the video app over concerns it put children at risk.

With more than 190 million Indonesians voting in the general election, it hasn't been easy getting ballot boxes to everyone.

Data indicates Beijing's efforts to arrest a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy may be working.

Women are poorly represented in parliament - but one party in West Bengal is trying to change that.

Presidential candidates in the largest Muslim-majority nation have courted Islamic conservatives.

The Tokyo 2020 Olympic marathons will start at 06:00 local time to avoid extreme heat.

Melbourne's comedy festival distances its top award from controversy-hit comedian Barry Humphries.

VW chief executive Herbert Diess told the BBC he is "not aware" of reports of detention camps in China.

For illiterate communities in remote areas of Indonesia, casting their ballot in this week's election will be a daunting task.

Rig workers find the exhausted pooch paddling near their drilling platform.

Winds of up to 65 kilometres per hour (40 mph) were recorded in Karachi.

The troubled Indian airline has only seven operational aircraft left.

Possibly the last remaining female, the turtle was artificially inseminated 24 hours before dying.