Daily Asia briefing

Sky News anchor Jayne Secker struggled to hold back hiccups during an unintentionally hilarious segment about NASA's Artemis II Mission.

Criminal proceedings have been initiated for war crime for the market attack, Ukraine's Office of the Prosecutor General said. Since the full-scale invasion began more than four years ago, the office has documented more...

More than a hundred Russian troops recently surrendered to the tin men, according to Ukraine's Minister of Defense.

Jon Shipman was outraged when he and his family took off from London on British Airways and were stranded for two days in subzero temps in Newfoundland being ignored by BA, who offered them a $660 voucher afterwards.

The world's largest outdoor elevator opens in China, a new Brazilian law helps pets whose parents have split, and more news from around the world.

Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya joint military command claimed on Saturday that the new system would allow them to “definitely achieve full control” over its airspace, Reuters reported.

The ambulances ​were set on fire on March ​23 in what British Prime Minister Keir ⁠Starmer described as a "deeply shocking antisemitic arson attack."

Cuba's government releases over 2,000 prisoners citing good behavior and health conditions as U.S. sanctions worsen the island's economic crisis.

The company said 413,793 bars vanished after leaving a factory in central Italy en route to Poland, where they were set for distribution across Europe.

Apps like CapCut, Temu and SHEIN are among widely used Chinese-developed platforms that could be affected

"When the whole thing was finished, it was amazing," Ted Martindale said.

A new March 1 law that censors films in Russia means that many movies will be banned that don't meet the criteria for traditional Russian family values. They don't like anything relating to LGBTQ+ relationships. Failure...

The club offered condolences and solidarity for the casualties, which media said included 60 injured during a "flag‑waving event" at the stadium, popularly known as Matute.

The club offered condolences and solidarity for the casualties, which media said included 60 injured during a "flag‑waving event" at the stadium, popularly known as Matute.

State media has confirmed 12 executions in Iran so far this year, though Iranian human rights group Hengaw reported evidence of 160 hangings since January.

A hilarious exchange during the No Kings Rally in Manhattan went viral after a woke protestor was caught on video condemning society's treatment of the non-existent "gays of Hormuz."