Associated Press

Canada says it will remove truckloads of garbage allegedly illegally shipped to the Philippines.

The actor sued The Daily Telegraph's publisher and a journalist for defamation in reporting on accusations against Rush.

Future Forward Party leader Thanathorn faces yet another legal challenge that his supporters see as politically-motivated.

The U.S. national security advisor wants the U.S. Coast Guard to challenge growing Chinese and Russian military influence in the Arctic.

Not only did Duterte's allies dominate the Senate races, but the opposition was completely shut out.

The official count released Tuesday confirmed earlier projections that Joko Widodo would be re-elected as president.

Turnout remained high at 64.9 percent.

Seoul ponders how much and what kind of aid to offer as North Korea reports its worst drought in decades.

Two years after a landmark court decision, Taiwan has finally passed legislation allowing same-sex couples to wed.

The U.S. says it has not stepped up maritime patrols to challenge China's territorial claims in the South China Sea.

The odds are in favor of the opposition, but incumbent Scott Morrison remains hopeful.

After a 7.5 magnitude quake, damage seems mercifully light -- so far.

The trade war truce is officially dead, despite continuing negotiations toward an elusive deal.

The violence targeted Muslims in apparent retaliation for the Islamic State-claimed Easter Sunday attacks.

The polls will not only shed light on what voters think of his performance thus far, but could also shape how the rest of his single six-year term plays out.

Sunday’s concert was one small step forward for inter-Korean cooperation, despite stalled talks and a missile launch.

The final results of the March election give no party an absolute majority and suggest that political divisions will remain if not intensify.

The Indian prime minister plays the Kashmir card.

On Sunday evening, mostly Catholic attackers stoned and vandalized Muslim-owned shops.

King Vajiralongkorn will finally be officially coronated, over two years after the death of beloved King Bhumibol.

The U.S. military command in Kabul is no longer producing "district control data,."

The company acquired the rights to the story of the boys' soccer team that spent over 2 weeks trapped in a flooded cave.

An incredible amount of electoral machinery makes the practice of democracy possible in India.

As of midnight on April 30, Emperor Akihito has been replaced by Crown Prince Naruhito.