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Imports of cheaper Russian oil by India are continuing to rise, according to the latest data.

Who is Nupur Sharma, the politician whose offensive comments have incensed the Islamic world?

Livestreamer Li Jiaqi is yet to reappear after an apparent reference to the massacre on his show.

A statement by a spokesperson of India's ruling party has snowballed into an international controversy.

The magical voice of singer KK - who died last week - gave Indians company through joy and heartbreak.

Bogus apps are being used by hackers to access mobile phone data to threaten and blackmail victims.

Officials say hydrogen peroxide containers were mislabelled, exacerbating a blaze that killed dozens.

Fund manager Elliott Associates claims that cancelling trades of the metal in March was "unlawful".

The joint exercise comes after North Korea test-fired several ballistic missiles on Sunday.

It comes after the Afghan veterans won a legal battle to allow the interpreter to settle in the UK.

India's move to ban wheat exports rattled global markets, but the government says it won't have much impact.

China plans to put astronauts on the Moon and send probes to Mars and Jupiter. Why the grand plans?

Albanese's government is promising to restore ties with its "brothers and sisters" - is it too late?

The interpreter can settle in the UK after a campaign by veterans who felt they had "left a man behind".

Australia accuses a Chinese pilot of dangerous actions near the aircraft over the South China Sea.

The explosion at a storage depot is the latest disaster in a country with a poor industrial safety record.

China has effectively banned the city's annual vigil commemorating the Tiananmen Square massacre.