Seven migrant workers who saved a woman from a sinkhole in Singapore have revived a wider debate over how the city-state treats its foreign workers. A...
Former members of UK Special Forces break silence in a BBC Panorama report on alleged war crimes by the SAS and SBS in Iraq and Afghanistan....
In a BBC interview addressing recent corruption and affair scandals, Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong sidestepped questions about potential reviews of Singapore's ministerial salaries - often...
Twitter has reversed its decision to label US radio network NPR as "state-affiliated media" after complaints that the term was inaccurate and disparaging. Instead, the social...
India’s foreign minister on Saturday hit out at “scaremongering” critics who claim the country’s democracy is being corroded, singling out billionaire George Soros — a popular...
by Maryke Vermaak, with Aishwarya Kumar in Bengaluru NEW DELHI, INDIA — Just weeks after the BBC aired a documentary examining Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s...
NEW DELHI, INDIA — Indian tax department raids at BBC offices entered a second day Wednesday, journalists at the broadcaster told AFP, in an action rights...
MUMBAI, INDIA — The Asian Forum for Human Rights and Development (FORUM-ASIA) expresses its strong condemnation towards the Indian government’s ban on the BBC documentary “The...
INDIA — In 2002, when Narendra Modi, the present Indian PM, was the Chief Minister of the state of Gujarat, deadly riots broke out with Hindus...
A senior BBC correspondent said Wednesday he had left China, after facing legal threats and pressure from authorities over his reporting on Xinjiang rights abuses and...
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