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What Amnesty found about India’s crackdown on Gen Z protesters Asia-Pacific
24.08.2026

What Amnesty found about India’s crackdown on Gen Z protesters

Indian government forces used pellet-firing shotguns, grenades, batons and electric shock devices against demonstrators during a July 20 crackdown in…

Why Tarique Rahman’s first India trip has been put on hold Asia-Pacific
23.08.2026

Why Tarique Rahman’s first India trip has been put on hold

Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s first trip to India has been put on hold after Dhaka said Sheikh Hasina’s August…

Seven-year-old left alone on Mount Fuji during family hike Asia-Pacific
23.08.2026

Seven-year-old left alone on Mount Fuji during family hike

Japanese police reprimanded a man from Nagoya after he left his seven-year-old son alone near the sixth station of Mount…

Why deadly floods devastated India’s Upper Assam Asia-Pacific
22.08.2026

Why deadly floods devastated India’s Upper Assam

Floods in Assam, India, killed more than 100 people, destroyed 2,700 villages and displaced 700,000 after intense rain between July…

Fourteen reported killed in Myanmar monastery bombing Asia-Pacific
22.08.2026

Fourteen reported killed in Myanmar monastery bombing

A military air strike reportedly killed 14 people, including three women, and injured 20 others at a Buddhist monastery in…

US carrier redeployment raises concern among allies in Asia Asia-Pacific
21.08.2026

US carrier redeployment raises concern among allies in Asia

United States allies in Asia are watching warily after Washington moved the USS George Washington, its last aircraft carrier in…

Russia holds live-fire missile drills as island dispute deepens Asia-Pacific
21.08.2026

Russia holds live-fire missile drills as island dispute deepens

Japan has criticised Russia’s navy for conducting live-fire missile tests around the disputed islands claimed by both countries. Russia’s Pacific…

Two Hong Kong activists found guilty over Tiananmen vigils Asia-Pacific
21.08.2026

Two Hong Kong activists found guilty over Tiananmen vigils

A Hong Kong court found pro-democracy activists Lee Cheuk-yan and Chow Hang-tung guilty of “incitement to subversion” on Friday over…

Why Pakistan rejected a US ambassador’s Kashmir comment Asia-Pacific
20.08.2026

Why Pakistan rejected a US ambassador’s Kashmir comment

Pakistan summoned the United States’ top diplomat in Islamabad after US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor described Indian-administered Kashmir as…

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