An Australian couple said it was "traumatic" to sit next to the body of the woman who died mid-flight.

Shiori became the face of Japan's MeToo movement after she accused a prominent journalist of rape.

The recent spree of deals between the two is upsetting traditional allies wary of Beijing.

CEO Tsunekazu Ishihara speaks to the BBC about the future of the world's most valuable media franchise.

Tamil Nadu’s iron artefacts may predate Turkey's Anatolia, reshaping early Iron Age history.

Marty Sheargold said that the Matildas players reminded him of "year 10 girls".

Dozens of workers escaped, but eight men were trapped after a part of the tunnel's roof collapsed.

The trip marks China's latest overture as tensions rise between Bangladesh and India.

Pakistan’s heavy loss to India on Sunday rekindles the debate - has this rivalry become overhyped?

Peter and Barbie Reynolds were returning to their home in Bamiyan on 1 February when they were detained.

British trade secretary Jonathan Reynolds is in Delhi to kick-start two days of discussions on the deal.

The incident last week comes months after he allegedly called his staff a "loser".

Sunday’s Champions Trophy clash in Dubai promises a charged atmosphere with strong fan presence on both sides.

The series will finish at the end of 2025, after 40 years and more than 9,000 episodes.

An Indian drug maker tells a BBC undercover team its addictive cocktail drug is “very harmful” but “this is business”.

Humanitarian workers fear the detention of staff and cuts in funding will be a "death sentence" for Yemenis.

Remarks made by popular YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia on a talent show have led to a huge controversy.

Record-breaking film Ne Zha 2 is a symbol of Chinese pride - fans are shutting down criticism of it.

Though 90 of the 157 stranded whales survived, they could not be saved due to complex conditions.

Manila says it will file a formal protest over the latest incident in the South China Sea.

South Korea's data protection regulator says user data was sent to the Chinese owner of TikTok.

A new energy plan cites growing demand from power-hungry AI data centres and semiconductor plants.

What was meant as a catchy tagline has been dubbed tone-deaf amid high emigration and unemployment.

Pakistani police have filed murder charges against a couple who employed the 13-year-old girl.

Does the world's largest religious gathering ever go to sleep? The BBC filmed through the night to find out.

Eyewitnesses and relatives of victims spoke of their pain and trauma after a crush at an overcrowded railway station cl…

Eyewitnesses tell the BBC a "huge crowd" had gathered at the Indian capital's central train station.

Chloe Cheung had just left school when Hong Kong police had put a million-dollar bounty on her head.

Police arrested her for "criminal damage" as the bun did not regain its shape and could not be sold.

The US president says India will be buying "a lot of our oil and gas" after meeting India's PM.

Canberra says a Chinese fighter jet released flares in front of an Australian surveillance plane.

The plan comes after India said it would change its strict nuclear liability law.

The footage appeared to show the pair threatening to kill and refuse to treat Israeli patients.

The ministry worker had left behind the files and his laptop during a five-hour night out.

Ne Zha 2 is animated film about a boy who battles demons with his magical powers.

The performance in Perth, Australia was postponed due to the blockage of a major sewer.

"I don't know how to put it into words," says one of the hostages who were freed from Gaza last month.

Vittorio Sella's work shaped both mountain photography and mountaineering history.

The Japanese prime minister gets much needed reassurances that his country is still America's top ally.

As a young real estate developer in New York, Trump said a rising Japan was ripping off the US.

According to exit polls, BJP is expected to make a comeback to the Indian capital after 27 years.

The sudden death of the 48-year-old star sent shockwaves across the entertainment industry.

The BBC visits Myanmar's Shwe Kokko, alleged to be a hub of fraud, money-laundering and human trafficking.

More than 200 sketches, etchings and watercolours by the Spanish surrealist to be displayed in Delhi.

The celebrations come amid tensions as the government enacts policies some see as anti-Māori.

India's largest news agency has sued OpenAI for 20m rupees, accusing it of using copyrighted material illegally.

It says the suspension will be in place "until further notice" and did not offer a reason for the decision.

Delhi hopes tariff cuts have put it ahead of the game - but will that satisfy Trump, or is trade action still on the ta…

Thousands of people are beginning to return home to assess damage to their properties and businesses.

President Xi Jinping has made no secret of his ambition for China to lead an alternate world order.

GBS is a rare disorder where the immune system attacks nerve cells, causing paralysis.

She died from pneumonia after contracting influenza while on a vacation in Japan, Taiwanese media report.

A living will lets people choose the medical care they want to receive if they develop a terminal illness.

Meteorologists say these could be the worst floods to hit northern Queensland in 60 years.

The finance minister announced steps to tackle slowing growth, rising prices and low middle-class consumption.