India: 22 missing after bridge collapses on Mumbai-Goa highway Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis says bridge appeared to have collapsed due to torrential monsoon rains and floods. Aug 3, 2016By Samhati Bhattacharjya
Indonesia: Three volcanoes erupt, several flights disrupted Sultan Babullah airport in Ternate remained shut down on Wednesday. Aug 3, 2016By Bihu Ray
North Korea ballistic missile lands near Japan waters, alarms Tokyo Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe described the launch as a "grave threat" to the island country. Aug 3, 2016By Bihu Ray
China passes new rules to prosecute trespassers in its territorial waters Analysts say these new rules might create fresh conflicts if China tries to stop the American military ships from entering its territorial waters. Aug 3, 2016By Samhati Bhattacharjya
Nepal's Maoist chief Prachanda set to become prime minister The election, due in parliament on Wednesday, became necessary after KP Oli resigned last month Aug 3, 2016By Reuters
China's overseas strategies deeply concerning, says Japan Japan says the aggressive actions by China could cause "unintended consequences". Aug 2, 2016By Bihu Ray
Philippines: I am ready for 'marathon' talks with communists, says Duterte I dare them. This is my challenge to them: let us not only talk, let's have a marathon, said Duterte. Aug 2, 2016By Bihu Ray
Japan's cabinet reshuffle: Abe to retain key ministers, eyes third term in office The reshuffle comes as Abe tries to boost up economic growth and handle multiple challenges. Aug 2, 2016By Bihu Ray
Pakistan arrests at least 12 staff of national airline in heroin case Pakistan has arrested the staff of its national carrier following the discovery of heroin in the toilet of an Dubai bound aircraft. Aug 2, 2016By Reuters
Typhoon Nida: China issues yellow alert, at least 124 flights cancelled Cathay Pacific and Dragonair announced that all departures and arrivals to Hong Kong International Airport would be suspended. Aug 1, 2016By Samhati Bhattacharjya
Philippines: Duterte says nation can survive without mining companies Philippines has suspended activities of seven domestic mines as they failed to adhere to the environmental regulations. Aug 1, 2016By Samhati Bhattacharjya
Taiwan President Tsai apologises to indigenous people, promises to look after their interest President Tsai Ing-wen apologised to Taiwan's indigenous people for their lifelong suffering and negligence from the authority. Aug 1, 2016By Bihu Ray
Amnesty International says new Malaysian security law gives govt 'abusive powers' Under such act, the council can declare a state of emergency in areas which are considered to be under security threat. Aug 1, 2016By Samhati Bhattacharjya
Taliban claims truck bomb blast in Afghan capital Kabul The Taliban claimed responsibility for a truck bomb attack in Kabul Aug 1, 2016By Reuters
China issues yellow alert for Typhoon Nida Typhoon Nida is expected to pick up speed with winds forecasted to reach 38-45 meters per second by the time it makes landfall. Jul 31, 2016By Samhati Bhattacharjya