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Spate of suspected rebel attacks and crackdown by Indian forces since early October leaves 33 people dead in the region.
Australian think tank urges probe in China's Xinjiang following allegations of Uighur repression.
The flame travelled to the Chinese capital in a red lantern designed in the likeness of a Han Dynasty tomb artefact.
Awami League plans series of rallies over next two weeks after one of the country's worst bouts of religious violence.
Draft report says president was 'principally responsible' for errors over pandemic that cost thousands of lives.
State media say the test, the eighth this year, was 'successful' as US urges Pyongyang to refrain from 'provocations'.
The streaming giant topped projections, adding 4.38 million subscribers from July to September.
Israel moving towards 'over-policing and surveillance' under pretext of curbing high crime rate, Palestinians say.
In the latest milestone for the industry, an easy-to-trade fund tied to Bitcoin began trading on Tuesday.
The social media titan will pay as much as $14.3 million in separate settlement agreements, the US government said.
Ankara blasts the European Commission report as based on 'unfair criticisms and baseless claims'.
Nisreen Abu Kmail was denied the permit to enter Gaza because she holds Israeli identification.
Violence, looting, road blockades, armed gangs pose increasing obstacles to humanitarian aid for impoverished nation.
Meanwhile, United States benchmark crude closed at a fresh seven-year high.
The unvaccinated in the United States face potential job loss as inoculation mandates sweep the land.
Deputy United States Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo said it is essential to maintain US sanctions against the Taliban.
Beirut blast judge continues to pursue political leaders despite Lebanese politicians trying to remove him.
Hundreds of Iraq's Hashd al-Shaabi supporters protest against 'fraud' and call for a recount of the October 10 vote.
At least 41 killed and dozens missing after heavy rains triggered landslides and flash flooding.
Aid groups say poor water infrastructure and climate change exacerbating existing humanitarian crisis in Syria.
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