Bangladesh charges 25 in student’s death
'They sought to strike terror into students'.
Ayodhya verdict is silent on why Muslims must prove exclusive possession of site
The Indian court has deprived Muslims of the disputed plot because they couldn’t show exclusive possession before 1857.
The government has undermined education
A core value for a country to develop, the federal govenrment must make amends.
Egypt backs China’s quest to repatriate its artifacts
Egypt has brought back artifacts from western museums under the current government.
South-east Asia expects long fight against ISIS influence
They say militant group remains capable and dangerous even after death of leader.
30 years of work to restore Shuri Castle undone
The fires took place at Shuri Castle on Okinawa.
Obituary: Sadako Ogata
Ogata’s dedication to mission earned her respect at UN.
Nirmal Purja makes history by climbing all 14 peaks above 8,000 meters in 190 days
Shishapangma, at 8,027m, in China was the last among the world's 14 eight-thousanders in Purja's list.
Hong Kongers find new and novel ways to protest
Musicals, shopping days and paper cranes are just some of the ways Hong Kongers are fighting back.