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Soaring temperatures have taken a deadly toll on the high numbers of elderly Southeast Asian haj pilgrims who were among the two million Muslims who flocked to Mecca this year, authorities said.
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — Much of the northernmost part of New Zealand is without power after a transmission tower toppled over in a rural area on Thursday, with no indication when power will be fully restored to the area.
Okinawa Governor Denny Tamaki had campaigned on a platform of halting the enlargement of a US base in the far northeast of the prefecture to take over the functions of Futenma Air Base in central Okinawa and to reduce the overall US military presence from the nearly 30,000 service personnel at present.
NEW DELHI (Reuters) -- India's human rights commission asked the government on Wednesday to look into allegations of labor law violations at an Amazon warehouse near New Delhi over alleged harsh working conditions during a severe heat wave.
Forced out of Myanmar, the mostly Muslim Rohingya are struggling to find a place to call home
The Japanese government anticipates further escalatory moves by the Chinese coastguard in the disputed waters in the East China Sea after Beijing began enforcing a new law allowing for the detention of anyone entering what it considers to be its maritime territory, a situation analysts warn could create new “flashpoints” for conflict between the two countries.
Heavy rains battered southern China over the weekend and into Tuesday, setting off landslides and causing roads and homes to collapse as rivers overran their banks.
BEIJING (Reuters) -- China and the Philippines traded accusations over a maritime collision in the South China Sea on Monday, the latest in an increasingly testy series of confrontations over the disputed waters.