Rohingya exodus from India to Bangladesh hits 1,300

Country plunged into a political crisis after the president sacked the prime minister who was later reinstated after weeks of unrest

Forced labour a problem due to a lack of legal protections and the isolated nature of their work, say charities

Yuen Ye Ming was sentenced by a Singapore court last year to 20 years in jail and 24 strokes of the cane after he was convicted on drug-related charges,

There is no close connection between his support of Communist Party and the businesses, Ren says

The Japanese judiciary will not back down on Carlos Ghosn’s detention, despite his trial not expected to start for six months

Poland recently arrested an employee of Chinese telecom giant Huawei for alleged espionage

She claims the ousted Nissan chief has lost 7kg, is being denied his medication and has to endure hours of interrogation a day without his lawyer present

The bright orange voice recorder was discovered early on Monday about 10m from a flight data recorder that was pinpointed in November

Dismal December trade readings suggest China's economy may have cooled faster than expected late in 2018

Uttar Pradesh officials expect 12-million devotees to attend the Kumbh Mela religious pilgrimage in Allahabad

Country's atomic energy head says it on verge of designing own uranium fuel

Options are dwindling for the seven Reuters journalists, with a presidential pardon being a possible, but not probable, way out

Washington has a long list of demands, including changes to China’s policies on intellectual property protection and technology transfers

India's parliament is set to approve a bill allowing 10% of state posts to be taken up by economically weak recipients in a move called a pre-election ...

Officials from the world’s two largest economies held face-to-face meetings aimed at easing trade tensions 

Tokyo simmers at court decision to award compensation for forced labour during World War 2