“We (India) produced scholars, doctors, engineers. What have you produced? You have produced terrorists.” Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj lets fly.

A Burma democracy campaign group has called on the UK to provide emergency funding to 9,000 displaced people in camps in Myanmar at risk from cuts in aid by other donors.

Kenya's President Kenyatta has hinted at constitutional changes targeting the judiciary, deepening his attacks since the Supreme Court nullified his August election victory.

The simmering crisis in Cameroon’s English-speaking regions has escalated with small explosions targeting security officials and increasingly vociferous protests.

Vietnam's main malaria treatment is failing alarmingly because of a highly drug-resistant superbug that has spread there from Cambodia, scientists reported.

Telecom companies are releasing transparency reports to announce how often governments ask for user information, and how many users the government wants to spy on.

Better global governnace of pesticides is recommended in a paper in Science magazine, because the effects of dosing whole landscapes with chemicals have been largely ignored.

With a choking, sour smell in the air, dozens of children and their parents swarm out of a primary school on bicycles and motorcycles. Most are not wearing masks.