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Duterte tells Philippine police to shoot dead lockdown troublemakers

By AFP News

The Philippines has so far detected 2,311 cases and reported 96 deaths.

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Top brands accused of using forced Chinese labour

Officially, the Chinese government says it is transferring "surplus" Xinjiang labour to other regions in the name of...

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Former South Korean president Lee Myung-bak

Former South Korean president jailed after losing appeal

Several South Korean presidents have ended up in prison after leaving office -- often as a result of investigations...

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China expels Wall Street Journal reporters over 'racist' headline

The expulsion came as Beijing also slammed Washington's decision to tighten rules on Chinese state media organisations...

By Eva Xiao

Rosmah Mansor, former first lady of Malaysia

Malaysia's former first lady goes on trial for corruption

Her husband's long-ruling coalition suffered a shock election defeat in 2018 in large part due to claims he and his...

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Indonesia rights body slams LGBT raids after UK rapist case

The country's LGBT community has increasingly been targeted in recent years.

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Australian 'megablaze' brought under control

New South Wales firefighters said they finally had the upper hand in the fight against the vast Gospers Mountain fire...

By Andrew Beatty

Troops deployed across fire-hit Australia after horror weekend

The bushfires have now destroyed an area the size of Ireland.

By AFP News

Smokey Sydney to kick off New Year parties with fireworks

Australia's largest city usually puts on a dazzling display of pyrotechnics over the glittering harbour.

By Holly Robertson

Australia Christmas gift scramble leaves a dozen injured

Twelve people were treated for minor injuries, with five taken to hospital.

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Australian PM ends holiday to face fire crisis

Fires are burning almost the entire length of Australia's east coast.

By Andrew Beatty

Defiant Indians protest nationwide against citizenship law

Modi has insisted that his government does not aim to marginalise Muslims with the new law.

By Jalees Andrabi

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Duterte tells Philippine police to shoot dead lockdown troublemakers

Top brands accused of using forced Chinese labour

Former South Korean president jailed after losing appeal

China expels Wall Street Journal reporters over 'racist' headline

Malaysia's former first lady goes on trial for corruption

Indonesia rights body slams LGBT raids after UK rapist case

Australian 'megablaze' brought under control

Troops deployed across fire-hit Australia after horror weekend

Smokey Sydney to kick off New Year parties with fireworks

Australia Christmas gift scramble leaves a dozen injured

Australian PM ends holiday to face fire crisis

Defiant Indians protest nationwide against citizenship law

Heroism, devastation after deadly New Zealand volcano eruption

Indian Police kill rape-murder suspects, sparking celebrations

Online fundraiser for bushfire-hit koalas tops Aus$1 million

Body of missing British tourist found off Cambodia coast

Rescuers hunt man missing after livestreaming Mt Fuji climb

Boeing flight control system key factor in Lion Air crash: investigators

Indian tiger poacher with 'bear penis fetish' arrested

At least 28 killed in Afghan mosque blast

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