Indian court issues 2 non-bailable warrants against liquor baron Vijay Mallya for evading summons
Vijay Mallya is believed to be living in the UK to avoid arrest in cases relating to loan defaults.
Two Malaysians detained at Kuala Lumpur airport for allegedly trying to travel to Syria to join Isis
The duo were deported by Turkey after authorities arrested them on 28 October.
Female Kurdish Peshmerga fighters using weapons and songs to fight Isis in northern Iraq
The female fighters sing songs to make the militants angry and tell them they are not afraid of them.
Sajid Javid says delay in triggering Article 50 would mean frustrating 'the will of the British people'
Javid said the June referendum was 'very, very clear' and politicians should 'get on' with implementing it.
Thaad deployment in South Korea to happen in the next 8 to 10 months, US commander says
The US and South Korea decided to deploy the anti-missile system in July to counter growing North Korean threats.
Indian border force releases video of firing to refute claims they are hitting Pakistani civilians
The video footage released by the Border Security Force of India shows mortar fire hitting Pakistani border posts.
Philippine foreign minister attributes renewed fishing access in Panatag shoal to trust-building with China
Perfecto Yasay Jr said they did not seek China's permission as it would mean acceptance of their authority.
NSW counter-terrorism team arrests two in Sydney for allegedly backing militant groups in Syria
One of the accused had travelled to Syria in 2013, while the other was stopped from leaving Australia in 2015.
Obama urges North Carolina voters to back Clinton: 'Fate of the republic rests on your shoulders'
President Obama said all the achievements of his administration will go waste if Clinton does not win this election.
Saudi prince lashed and jailed for breaking law after recent royal execution
The unidentified prince was reportedly lashed inside a prison in the Red Sea city of Jeddah.
MH370: Malaysia Airlines finally agrees to provide top secret records to plaintiffs
The families of some victims believe that if the documents reveal slip-ups on the part of the airline, they could demand higher compensation.
US blocking rifle sale to Philippines will hurt anti-terror drive but not drug war, police chief says
Director General Ronald dela Rosa said the weapons were required for Philippines' drive against terrorists.
New MH370 report on debris analysis says plane was unmanned during final hours
Global aviation experts are holding a three-day meeting in Canberra to decide on the future of the search.
US warns its citizens of growing Isis threat in India
The warning posted on Twitter said places in the country that are frequented by Westerners are prone to Isis attacks.
Twin blasts in Maiduguri in Nigeria's Borno state kill at least 6
Eyewitnesses told local media the blasts took place near a camp for displaced people in Maiduguri.
North Korea's Kim Jong-un orders probe into two recent missile launch failures
A North Korean defector group said the country suspects sabotage by US and South Korean spies.
Indian Navy begins mobilising vessels for major combat drill as border clashes with Pakistan continue
The drill to 'test operational readiness all along the west coast' is scheduled between 2 and 14 November.
France renews request to UK to accept nearly 1,500 refugee children of Calais migrant camp
Heads of two local bodies in France have said that the UK should do its part in this international crisis.
US Vice President Joe Biden rules out becoming secretary of state in possible Clinton administration
Biden has said that he does not want to get involved in the administration, but will help Clinton by all means.
Indian diamond merchant gifts cars and flats to employees for Diwali
Savji Dholakia of Surat in Gujarat gives generous gifts to staff of Hare Krishna Exports.
Strict birth control measures in China force parents to abandon child or go into hiding
The communist country reportedly conducts forced abortions on women pregnant with their third child.
Additional 4,000 troop deployment near Russian border is to prevent, not provoke conflict: Nato chief
Jens Stoltenberg insisted that the alliance does not see any imminent threat from Russia.
Charles Manson's 'right-hand man' Charles Watson denied parole for 17th time in 1969 LA killings
Watson was initially sentenced to death, but it was commuted to life in prison in 1973.
Foul-mouthed Duterte says he will stop swearing as God threatened to kill him if he did not
Meanwhile, the White House has signalled it is open to an Obama-Duterte meet during the Apec summit in November.
Abu Sayyaf made £6.0m from kidnappings and ransoms in first half of 2016 - report
Most of the ransom money came from the release of 14 Indonesian and 4 Malaysian crewmen abducted in 2015.
Pakistan's Sindh province cracks down on liquor sale, court orders immediate closure of wine stores
The Sindh High Court had ordered authorities on 18 October to start revoking licences of all liquor shops.
US confirms strikes on two senior al-Qaeda leaders in Afghanistan
Pentagon Press Secretary Peter Cook said the 'precision strikes' targeted Faruq al-Qatani and Bilal al-Utabi.
German and British leaders condemn PM Theresa May's Brexit fear remarks
German leader says, 'Theresa May is currently arguing against her own convictions [on Brexit].'
US Coast Guard initiates search for record-holder Chinese mariner gone missing off Hawaii coast
Guo Chuan was attempting to set a new world record of fastest trans-Pacific solo trip.
American couple running orphanage in Philippines charged with human trafficking and child abuse
The couple said they were the directors of Street Kids Philippine Mission that has been operating for six years.
