Women top Taiwan presidential race
Taiwan's governing KMT picks Hung Hsui-chu to run for president, setting up the first all-female contest between the country's main parties.
Explosions hit Gaza officials’ cars
A series of explosions targeted cars belonging to officials in Gaza on Sunday, including those from the ruling Hamas group.
Mitsubishi to make key war apology
The Mitsubishi corporation of Japan is to make a landmark apology for using US prisoners of war as forced labour during World War Two.
Hewitt gives Australia Davis Cup win

Former AC/DC drummer Rudd rearrested
Ex-AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd is arrested in New Zealand, less than two weeks after being sentenced for drug possession and making threats to kill.
Five held over Uniqlo sex tape
Police in Beijing arrest five people, including a young couple, over a sex tape filmed in a branch of the Uniqlo clothes shop, Chinese state media say.
S Korea spy dead in hacking scandal
An employee of South Korea's NIS spying agency apparently kills himself in his car on a mountain road as a scandal over phone-hacking rages.
Cosby ‘paid off accusers after sex’
American comedian Bill Cosby admitted trying to pay women to keep quiet after having sex with them, in testimony found by the New York Times.
US seeks to ease Iran doubts
US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter begins a tour of the Middle East in an attempt to allay fears over a recent deal on Iran's nuclear programme.
Trump attacks McCain’s war record
One of the contenders for the Republican presidential nomination, Donald Trump, sparks uproar with an attack on the war record of John McCain.



