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Mauritius inaugurated on Thursday an Indian-financed air strip and jetty on the island of Agalega, but denied the remote islet would be used for military purposes.
The head of the Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS) received a rare royal rebuke on Thursday over his criticism of a recent apex court ruling that found the state of Kelantan had overreached in its sharia law implementation, with the sultan of Selangor accusing the lawmaker of “deliberately provoking political polemics”.
This is CNBC's live blog covering European markets.
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has announced a new model that appears to have one of the best camera systems on the market – but it won’t be sold in the US and probably not in India either.
Such misbehaviour has been coined baito tero, a combination of arubaito, the Japanese version of the German word for “work”, and an abbreviated form of the English term “terrorism”.
In the latest development, some fans sent a truck to Hybe headquarters in Yongsan district, central Seoul, on February 23, to vent their discontent while advocating for the dismissal of Hybe America CEO Scooter Braun.
In an extraordinary public revelation, Australia’s director general of security Mark Burgess said a spy team from an unnamed country had cultivated and recruited a former Australian politician.
The K-pop star looked utterly drained. Her face scrubbed of makeup, Goo Hara, one of South Korea’s most popular musical artists, gazed into the camera during an Instagram livestream from a hotel room in Japan. In a fading voice, she read questions from fans watching from around the world.