Maria Chin Abdullah, who has called for resignation of prime minister Najib Razak, in solitary confinement under law intended to curb extremism
Cambodia’s UN-backed court upheld life sentences for two top former Khmer Rouge leaders on Wednesday for crimes against humanity, delivering a blow to their hopes of release as they face a second trial for genocide.
With Japan distracted by worries over security and South Korea in political turmoil, DPRK’s missile development programmes advance unchecked
Those you think are dead are not dead, Johnny Depp is charmingly evil, we’ll always have Paris, and it will all end with a duel … we think
Nepalese migrants claimed they paid recruitment agents in Nepal to secure their jobs in Malaysia, and claimed that their passports were confiscated on arrival in the country
France’s prime minister, Manuel Valls, has clashed with his education minister amid growing divisions in the government over the controversial burkini bans on some beaches.
At least 11 people have been killed and 19 injured in an airstrike by the Saudi-led coalition on a Yemeni hospital supported by Médecins Sans Frontières as the conflict escalates following the collapse of peace talks.
The Pokémon Go craze continues unabated, with accounts being sold on auction sites such as eBay for thousands of pounds, despite contravening developer Niantic’s terms of service.
What would the tech landscape look like if girly tropes were championed, rather than ridiculed? Three artists are seeking to find out
It’s the hottest game in the world right now, but what do games developers think of Pokémon Go, and where do they think its success will take augmented reality?
Reports emerge during attempted military coup of people struggling to access social media in a country described as a ‘bastion of internet censorship’
In 40 years, the internet has morphed from a military communication network into a vast global cyberspace. And it all started in a California beer garden
There’s a male obesity crisis in the UK, but could a new scheme that combines the beautiful game with diet programmes for men score where others haven’t?
Historic referendum to decide whether to change the country’s flag to a black and blue design with a silver fern may end in anticlimax, with survey showing two-thirds of people wanting to maintain the status quo
·Resounding victory gives Clinton momentum for Super Tuesday ·Sanders leaves state early to focus on Texas and Minnesota
More than 2,800 Afghans have received payments totalling $207,000 as Australian compensation for “collateral damage to property, injury or loss of life” during military operations in their country.
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