Jonathan Miller , Foreign Affairs Correspondent

Survivors of the New Zealand mosque shootings and relatives of those who died have spoken about their trauma in court – as the attacker’s sentencing hearing began.

Thailand’s prime minister has ruled out any concession on reform of the monarchy.

The main opposition leader in Belarus says she fled the country “for the sake of her children” after claiming the presidential election result was rigged.

There has been global condemnation over a series of arrests in Hong Kong under the new security law there.

A court in Malaysia has sentenced the country’s former Prime Minister to 12 years in jail for breach of trust, money laundering and abuse of power.

Canada and Australia have already suspended their extradition agreements with Hong Kong – and both countries have been on the receiving end of China’s diplomatic wrath.

Share prices have crashed in Malaysia’s Top Glove company – which makes PPE for a number of countries including the UK.

Three generations of one of Bollywood’s most famous families have tested positive for coronavirus.

In Thailand gangs of vicious locals have had the run of the city throughout the pandemic. 

China has threatened the UK with retaliation after it offered three million Hong Kong residents the right to settle in Britain.

Hundreds of demonstrators have been arrested, and thousands defied a police ban to oppose draconian legislation imposed by China last night.  

China has passed a law aimed at preventing a repeat of last year’s pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.

India and China have exchanged diplomatic protests over the clashes at their disputed Himalayan border area – which have left at least 20 Indian soldiers dead.

Investigation reveals exploitation of workers in world’s largest glove company

She is one of the Philippines’ most high-profile journalists and her website Rappler had shone a light on the brutality of President Duterte’s anti-drugs crackdown.