Second Hindu man killed in India, stoking sectarian tensions
A week after a tailor was murdered in his shop, authorities fear a second man has become the victim of a similar attack
A week after a tailor was murdered in his shop, authorities fear a second man has become the victim of a similar attack
As war and inflation trigger supply shocks and soaring prices, nations hoard resources to protect against food insecurity
The scale of the devastation slowly emerges as rain, poor roads and lack of communication impedes relief efforts
German Shipowners’ Association urges vessels to avoid whale hotspots in the Indian Ocean and Mediterranean
Country rushes to tighten laws that it recently relaxed as they inadvertently allowed young people to buy marijuana
Wealthy locals and foreigners are leaving the city not for economic benefit, but rather out of concern for their lives
Global warming is causing dangerous, deep crevasses to appear in the ground as climbers sleep
The country's heroin reaches all corners of the world, but it is inside Afghanistan itself that a catastrophe of addiction is unfolding
Several of the men, who had been promised refuge in the UK, claim they had been beaten and intimidated by the Taliban
Unseasonably warm and humid weather in the city state is thought to be behind almost 15,000 cases of the virus so far this year
Sohaila Yousofi and her colleagues have been forced to wear masks on television under Afghanistan's newly restored Taliban regime
The law is intended to crack down on online abuse but critics say it could be used to prosecute minor insults
The city only eased restrictions last week after confining most of its 25 million inhabitants to their homes since March
The woman was alone at a spot famous for mud baths in Goa, India, when the alleged attack took place
An influencer's livestream was cut off after he presented the ice cream in the shape of a tank
Officials say they will soon need to cut programmes and take ‘food from the hungry to feed the starving’ as a humanitarian crisis looms
Videos quickly deleted by government censors showed hundreds of angry commuters chanting 'we need to commute; we need to eat'
Fuel shortages threaten the life of Akshu Fernando, who is in a coma and depends on the machines keeping him alive
The Telegraph's Asia Correspondent experiences one of the last remaining outposts to require quarantine for all international arrivals
The plaintiffs are facing a backlash as they argue that the 2011 disaster is the cause of their ill health.