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UK local polls could determine PM’s fate - World - LONDON: Britain’s ruling Conservative party is expected to suffer heavy losses in crunch local elections this week that are likely to increase pressure on be...

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japan's Liberal Democratic Party, headed by Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, lost three seats in House of Representatives by-elections S

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japan's Liberal Democratic Party, headed by Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, is set to lose three seats in national by-elections Sunday,

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japan's Liberal Democratic Party, headed by Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, lost three seats in House of Representatives by-elections S

PHNOM PENH: Cambodias parliament on Wednesday approved Hun Sens youngest son as a deputy prime minister, the latest member of the family to be promoted since the former premier handed the reins of government to his eldest son Hun Manet.

Did you know that Her Madgesty, Queen of Pop, Madonna, dropped her last name, Ciccone, not for effect but for a simple, practical reason? The trivia-filled website Anecdotage reveals that the world-famous American artist with Italian roots thought it best to avoid any wisecracks Ciccone might bring when she was starting out in music. Apparently, Ciccone loosely translates to fat Francisco or big Cicco in the native tongue of Madonnas European ancestors.

Ranchi: The state government officials on Monday held a high-level review meeting with the special protection group (SPG) personnel at the Birsa Munda.

DHAKA: More than 100,000 supporters of two major opposition parties in Bangladesh rallied in the capital Dhaka on Saturday, police said, demanding Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to step down and allow a free and fair election under a neutral government.

KUALA LUMPUR: Hundreds of people staged an anti-government rally in Malaysias capital Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, accusing Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim of helping a key ally escape prosecution in exchange for political support.

Welcome to Your Week in Asia.Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin will announce his cabinet's policies on Monday, officially starting government work