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The COP 25 summit comes on the heels of climate-related disasters across the planet

UN Talks Deadlocked, Detached From Climate Emergency

UN talks deadlocked, detached from climate emergency

China Tells Its Researchers To Honor Maritime Borders After India Expels Intruding Ship

A Chinese ship entered Indian territorial waters for what it claims were "research purposes."

India Protests Spread Over 'Anti-Muslim' Law

The protests follow the approval of legislation that many in the far-flung northeast believe will give citizenship to large numbers of immigrants from neighbouring Bangladesh

India protests spread over 'anti-Muslim' law

9-Year-Old Girl Killed By Uncle For Soiling Toilet, Body Found Dumped In Cement-Filled Drum

The man strangled her to death and buried the body in a drum. A few days later, he poured cement into the drum after smell began to emanate from it.

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FLOTUS Melania Trump visits military children

Melania Trump Humiliation: FLOTUS Criticized After Donald Called Greta Thunberg's New Milestone 'So Ridiculous'

A netizen advised Melania Trump to talk to President Donald Trump after the latter made fun of Greta Thunberg on Twitter.

Saudi Aramco head Amin Nasser rings the bell as the oil giant's shares start trading

Saudi Aramco Briefly Hits Crown Prince's $2 Trillion Target

Saudi Aramco briefly hits crown prince's $2 trillion target

The citizenship bill has triggered days of protests in northeast India

India Deploys Troops As Protestors Defy Curfew Over Citizen Bill

India deploys troops as protestors defy curfew over citizen bill

Battling drought, debt and ailments blamed on pesticides, rice farmers in northern Thailand have turned to eco-friendly growing methods despite powerful agribusiness interests in a country that is one of the top exporters of the grain in the world

Thai Rice Farmers Shun 'Big Agribusiness' And Fight Climate Change

Thai rice farmers shun 'big agribusiness' and fight climate change

Greta Thunberg told delegates at the UN climate talks that their promises were still far short of what was needed

Greta Slams 'Misleading' Climate Pledges At Chaotic UN Summit

Greta slams 'misleading' climate pledges at chaotic UN summit

Police fired tear gas in India's Assam state as thousands demonstrated against a contentious new citizenship bill

India Passes Contentious Citizenship Bill Amid Violent Protests

India passes contentious citizenship bill amid violent protests

Consumers feel the pinch as Indian economy slows

Asian Development Bank Cuts India GDP Forecast, While S&P Warns Of Ratings Downgrade

More agencies have expressed concerns about India’s slowing growth picture.

The teenagers were arrested for sharing pornographic images via the WhatsApp messaging service

Teens Arrested As Spain Police Smash Global Paedophile Ring

Teens arrested as Spain police smash global paedophile ring

Singapore has extremely tough drug laws including the death penalty for traffickers

Wealthy Singapore Faces Rising Opposition To Immigration

As in the West, some Singaporeans believe immigrants are taking jobs away and driving down wages.

India Set To Hand Over Submarine To Myanmar To Counter China

The submarine, a 3,000-ton vessel named the INS Sindhuvir, is 31 years old but has been well maintained with regular refits in India and Russia.

People in northeast India fear large numbers of Hindu migrants from Bangladesh who they say are intruders will be given citizenship

Protests Rage In Northeast India Over Citizenship Bill

Protests rage in northeast India over citizenship bill

Man Kills Wife, Keeps Dismembered Body In Refrigerator Before Dumping It In Canal Before Children

The man stored his wife's body parts in the refrigerator and lived in the same home along with his children for a week.

Japan Invests Billions In India To Counter Chinese Influence Across Asia

Japan is seeking to invest in infrastructure projects in the remote northeastern part of India – partly to offset any Chinese incursions into the area.

Firefighters battled for hours to put out the blaze in the narrow and congested lanes of Old Delhi

Firemen Hailed As Heroes In Delhi Horror Blaze

Firemen hailed as heroes in Delhi horror blaze

A protest in Mumbai against sexual assault in India. Police have long been criticised for not preventing violent crimes or for failing to bring cases to court

India Gang-rape Shootings Revives Extrajudicial Killing Fears

India gang-rape shootings revives extrajudicial killing fears

The blaze broke out in the early hours in the city's old quarter, whose narrow and congested lanes are lined with many small manufacturing and storage units

Screams And Goodbyes As Scores Die In Devastating India Factory Fire

Screams and goodbyes as scores die in devastating India factory fire

Tiger Woods Admits To Playing With 'Stiffness,' Blames Nobody For Hero World Challenge Loss

Tiger Woods admitted that he has been playing with stiffness on his back but blamed nobody on recent Hero World Challenge loss.

Fire officials said it was very difficult to access the dark, poorly lit premises

At Least 43 Killed In Delhi Factory Fire

At least 43 killed in Delhi factory fire

US envoy Zalmay Khalilzad has in recent weeks made a whistle-stop tour of countries with a stake in Afghan peace, including Pakistan

US Resumes Talks With Taliban In Doha

US resumes talks with Taliban in Doha

Indian police have said that they shot dead four detained gang-rape and murder suspects

Indian Police Investigated Over Killings Of Rape Suspects

Indian police investigated over killings of rape suspects

Huawei has consistently dismissed the security accusations, saying Washington has provided no proof to back them up

Huawei Could Sell 5G In Europe, Fight Back Against Nearly Worldwide Ban

Huawei is about to sell its 5G technology to a Spanish company unless it finds a way to stop the U.S. government from interfering with its deals. The company is planning a lawsuit against the governing body that banned them from the U.S.