Grave of the Fireflies is a haunting war anime with a message that resonates 30 years since its release.

Arson is suspected as the cause of a large blaze that has threatened homes, authorities say.

A BBC investigation finds that North Korean workers are being exported to make money for the government.

An 81-year-old photographer is nostalgic for the long-vanished Singapore he used to capture.

Divas, divorce and Ferrari rule break denials... plus there's a race on, apparently.

Hundreds of firefighters are tackling the blaze as residents are told to seek shelter.

Despite a UN warning, Myanmar says a family of five refugees has returned to Rakhine state.

The BBC's Soutik Biswas gets a glimpse of the world's longest sandstone cave in north-eastern India.

Former political prisoner Prontip Mankong has a new mission: to help female inmates feel beautiful.

A change to China's blood donation laws has cut a lifeline to patients struggling with shortages.

The UK's biggest car maker will not be renewing the contracts of 1,000 temporary workers.

A man is charged with spying on fellow Tibetans in Sweden on behalf of China.

The suspect was caught by facial recognition technology at a pop concert, which he regrets attending.

South Korea's height limit on foreign players has led some to resort to unusual methods to make the cut.

Bao, the cosy tale of a dumpling come to life, was conceived as a Chinese Gingerbread Man story.

Telecommunications company Optus apologises after being accused of racism on social media.

The US president has previously slammed the deal with mostly Asia-Pacific nations as a potential "disaster".

The rape and murder of the girl has become a religious flashpoint in Indian-administered Kashmir.

Indian athletes Rakesh Babu and Irfan Kolothum Thodi have been sent home from the Commonwealth Games for violating the 'no-needles' policy.

PM Jacinda Ardern says the decision was about climate change, but it has stunned industry groups.