You might not expect to find a radio station promoting women's rights in the Afghan city of Kunduz - but this is precisely what Radio Roshani does.

Scientists hope a new test will help millions of people in Bangladesh avoid arsenic in their water.

Canada's PM says China "plays by a very different set of rules and principles than we do in the West".

Peter Lalor is waiting for a refund after being mistakenly charged £55,315 for a £5.50 bottle of ale.

Jio Fiber is expected to spark a price war and disrupt the internet and streaming industry.

The latest attack highlights fears that US talks with the Taliban will not end the violence.

They are relatives of five Pakistani women thought killed after being filmed singing at a wedding.

The Japanese carmaker has been grappling with the Carlos Ghosn scandal and falling profits.

An express train travelling at 75mph (120km/h) smashed into a truck at a crossing south of Tokyo.

Indian-administered Kashmir is under a security crackdown after it was stripped of its special status.

The Hong Kong leader said the Chinese government had "respected and supported" her all the way.

Samsung has been rushing to launch its first folding smartphone before rivals like China's Huawei.

Cases of the illness are on the rise worldwide and developed nations are seeing a resurgence.

Why an "OK" hand gesture by a girl in a widely-shared video has rattled China's authorities.

Former captain Misbah-ul-Haq is appointed the new head coach and chief selector for Pakistan.

News of John Slosar's departure comes weeks after the airline's boss was forced to quit.

Fully withdrawing the controversial bill has been one of the key demands during months of protests.

A program that allows phone users to insert their own faces into video footage causes alarm.

Officials were spurred to act after an artist's innovative video calling attention to potholes went viral.

Thousands called for a Zara boycott after the retailer was accused of supporting Hong Kong protests.