ICC probe of Rodrigo Duterte will continue

Prosecutor to press on with investigation of crimes against humanity in spite of Philippines pulling out as member of International Criminal Court

Indonesian flood death toll rises and dozens are still missing

Government declares a state of emergency in storm-hit Papua

Australian farmers hold back on buying fertiliser as drought bites

Grain growers minimise cost amid threat of second successive crop failure

Myanmar court jails Rakhine leader

Verdict coud intensify fighting between the ethnic group and the military

Myanmar military court to probe claims of atrocities against Rohingya

The court will respond to claims made by Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch accusing security forces of mass killings, rape and arson

The little patch of Australia that has the ‘world’s cleanest air’

The levels of carbon dioxide found at Cape Grim, Tasmania now are akin to those found in some towns at the start of the industrial revolution

Death toll rises in Indonesian floods

Amid the devastation, however, a baby has been reunited with his father after soldiers plucked him from rubble inside a house where his mother and siblings ...

China defends Islamic measures, says it has arrested 13,000 ‘terrorists’

Main exiled group, the World Uyghur Congress, denounces white paper

North Korea slams new joint drills between Seoul and Washington

Pyongyang condemns the military exercises as provocative rehearsals for invasion

Thailand’s early voting begins with long queues

Excitement running high as voters turn up in droves at polling stations across the country

New Zealanders pay tribute as mosque families clamour for return of dead

Islam demands burial within 24 hours, but authorities want to leave no stone unturned in their investigations

Flash floods kill at least 58 in Indonesia's Papua

The government has announced a 14-day state of emergency

Kim Jong-un rethinks US nuclear talks and pause in missile tests

Donald Trump has touted the end of such tests as one of his administration’s top foreign policy achievements

China has effectively silenced Tibet, and the Dalai Lama too

At least 150 Tibetans have set themselves on fire since 2009 in protest against Beijing, most of whom have died from their injuries

Pro-separatist activists under pressure amid China’s growing impatience

Activists in Hong Kong and Taiwan are under growing surveillance and intimidation as Beijing increases the number of intelligence operatives

Published by Tiso Blackstar and distributed with the Financial Mail on the last Thursday of every month except December and January.