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Thaksin Shinawatra, one of Thailand's most divisive figures, is home after 15 years in exile.

The controversial plan will proceed despite opposition from local fishermen and neighbouring countries.

China's and Russia's clout is increasing in Africa, as resentment builds towards Western nations.

The body of Sara Sharif, aged 10, was found at her home in Woking, prompting a murder inquiry.

The bowler's return to cricket after injury bodes well for the Indian side at the Asia and World Cups.

The world's second largest economy struggles to recover from Covid and faces a property crisis.

Day after Luna-25 crash, India space agency says lander trying to find area without boulders or deep trenches.

Arif Alvi claimed his staff "undermined" him, while the law ministry told him to "take responsibility".

Grieving parents say regulators in both India and The Gambia failed their young children.

Russia’s Luna-25 crashed before reaching the Moon’s south pole, but India’s Chandrayaan-3 is due to land soon.

Surrey County Council says it is "working tirelessly" to understand what happened to Sara.

Miyu is shattering conventions as she breakdances her way to fame.

In 1975, Y Hin Nie fled the Vietnamese army into the jungle. He didn't emerge until 1992.

Two police teams are assigned to find Urfan Sharif in Pakistan, BBC News is told.

Taiwan condemned China's actions, saying the military drills were "irrational and provocative".

Made In Heaven, a show about wedding planners, explores deep-rooted prejudices plaguing Indian marriages.

The US hosts its first ever joint meeting with South Korea and Japan - neighbours with a tense relationship.

Sara Sharif was found with "multiple and extensive injuries" at a house in Woking, police disclose.