A divisive new bill could let sick asylum seekers in offshore centres get treatment in Australia.

Redditors flooded the site with snarky posts after reports of funding from Chinese tech giant Tencent.

Australia women's football boss Alen Stajcic was dismissed in January over "culture concerns".

How a community forced from their idyllic island reclaimed it from Sri Lanka's navy after years of war.

A handful of Asian countries allow parents to take legal action against their children who fail to support them.

Abdurehim Heyit, a Uighur musician, is said to have died in a camp after a crackdown on the minority.

They are related to snails, "taste like nan's toenails" and, in Wales, you cannot give them away.

Thousands of people are evacuated as the blaze rages near Nelson in the country's South Island.

#MeToo is yet to touch the lives of millions of vulnerable women who work in informal jobs in India.

The statement follows the reported death in a camp of a prominent musician from the Uighur minority.

A Thai princess announced a bid to run for PM but it was swiftly opposed by her brother, the king.

Stephen Biegun returns from three days of talks in Pyongyang, "confident" of "real progress".

The Chinese-owned meme platform taking over the internet.

King Vajiralongkorn says her unprecedented move runs counter to the nation's customs.

Furniture store Ikea is selling a world map with New Zealand missing.

Six people have been arrested after an investigation uncovered a haul worth A$1.29bn ($910m; £705m).

One guide says the icebergs floating in the glacier's meltwater lake are skyscraper-size.

The princess has previously starred in films, sung with a pop group and is flamboyantly fashionable.

All the medals at the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Tokyo will be made from recycled electronic waste, say organisers.

A video showing men shoving a pillar and causing it to break apart went viral and prompted outrage.