International/Asia & Pacific

The search now involves 1,100 personnel across 17 ships and five aircraft, according to officials

The government of Fiji has declared a health emergency after a spike in infections among adults

A Thai poll finds that a large majority of people aware of incidents involving Israelis want stricter law enforcement

South Korea's anti-piracy naval force is already in the Gulf of Aden to ward off Somali pirates

The case originated from the March 2023 discovery of more than 10 kilograms of drugs, including over 8.3 kilograms of MDMA and nearly 3 kilograms of ketamine, concealed in 157 toothpaste tubes

When she found herself face-to-face with the eyes of a massive great white shark, Sydney’s Leah Stewart was determined not to let it kill her

Hundreds of residents of the island of Phuket demanded that the stay of tourists from Israel on the island be limited to two weeks

Forecasters have warned that additional rain is expected in the badly affected Gyirong region

Search efforts enter fourth day after catastrophic Himalayan floods triggered by glacier collapse

Hundreds of the missing include foreign nationals, although officials have not yet provided a complete breakdown of the updated totals

A catastrophic flash flood and mudslide along the Nepal-China border have killed over 157 people with hundreds more still unaccounted for

South Korea's Defense Minister said Thursday that North Korea is estimated to possess between 80 and 120 nuclear warheads, a figure well above the number cited by US President Donald Trump

India can turn its low-cost technological prowess into enduring global partnerships while helping shape a more inclusive and responsible future in space

Magnitude-7.7 tremor damages buildings, triggers brief tsunami warning as rescuers search for survivors

According to rescue authorities, 20 to 30 workers remain unaccounted for, while firefighters are struggling to gain access through the building's damaged lower levels to reach those trapped

Several Jewish healthcare workers said they were excluded, criticized or targeted after raising the issue of the Israeli hostages held in Gaza or discussing the October 7 attacks

The death adds to a decades-long pattern of self-immolation protests against Chinese rule in Tibet, a tactic human rights groups say has been used more than 150 times since 2009

The new charges come as authorities sift through 230,000 CCTV images and digital evidence linked to the deadly Hanukkah attack.

A powerful aftershock and tsunami waves rocked Mindanao as thousands fled coastal zones under orders to evacuate to higher ground • Fatalities and damage assessments are underway

"Our status as a nuclear power is absolutely non-negotiable. We will not tolerate any threats," said Kim Yo Jong, the influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un

This visit marks the fourth new embassy inaugurated in under 18 months as Israel expands its Pacific diplomatic footprint

South Korea's military says the close-range missile flew about 80 kilometers in Pyongyang's first weapons launch since April and the latest in a series of demonstrations this year

ASIO chief Mike Burgess tells the Bondi Beach inquiry that unchecked antisemitism was "normalized," with Iran's revolutionary guard blamed for two attacks

A nine-story condo-hotel under construction collapsed in Angeles City, north of Manila, with five people confirmed trapped and 18 more feared under the rubble