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Indian-administered Kashmir has been under an unprecedented lockdown since last week after India revoked Article 370, a constitutional provision granting the region special status. Sumantra Bose, professor of international and comparative politics at the London School of Economics (LSE), explains why the decision is fraught with challenges. At the
The death toll from Typhoon Lekima in China has risen to 28 with another 20 people missing, local authorities say. Officials say about five million people in Zhejiang province have been affected with over one million evacuated to safe spaces. Lekima made landfall in the early hours of Saturday
Firefighters have put out a blaze at an ammunition dump in Siberia and munitions are no longer exploding there, the Russian military says. Ten massive Il-76 cargo planes and five Mi-8 helicopters are water-bombing the area, near the town of Achinsk in the Krasnoyarsk region. A defence ministry statement
China has issued a strong warning to Hong Kong's protesters, saying their attempts "to play with fire will only backfire". A spokesman for China's top policy office in Hong Kong told protesters not to "underestimate the firm resolve [of] the central government". Anti-China forces are the "behind-the-scenes masterminds" of
Hong Kong protests: China condemns 'horrendous incidents' China has condemned the recent anti-government protests in Hong Kong as "horrendous incidents" that have caused "serious damage to the rule of law". "We hope that... people will stand firm in defence of the rule of law," a spokesman for the government's
