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Gloria Arroyo, the Philippine president, has said "no effort will be spared" in the hunt for those behind what is believed to have been a politically-driven massacre in the south of the country.
24/11/2009
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Sri Lankan and Afghan asylum seekers at an Australian detention centre on Christmas Island have been separated after riots broke out over the weekend.
23/11/2009
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Ilham Aliyev, the president of Azerbaijan, has warned Serzh Sargsian, his Armenian counterpart, that he will pursue a military option against Armenia if a long-running border dispute is not resolved in Munich this week.
23/11/2009
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Albania's opposition party and its supporters have staged a marathon protest, calling for a probe into allegations of vote rigging.
21/11/2009
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Afghanistan's defence ministry has unveiled plans to expand the national army's size three-fold - a move that will bring the total troop level to 240,000.
21/11/2009
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Italian police say they have arrested two Pakistani men accused of providing logistical support for last year's deadly attacks in Mumbai.
21/11/2009
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Palestinian presidential and legislative elections scheduled for January will be postponed, Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, has confirmed.
21/11/2009
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Australians are battling scores of bushfires amid record-hot weather.
20/11/2009
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Officials managing the multibillion dollar bailout of American International Group (AIG), bungled the initial rescue of the insurance, possibly overpaying other banks to wind down AIG's business relationships, a government watchdog has said.
18/11/2009
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Afghanistan has been rated by Transparency International as the second-most corrupt nation in the world, with public sector corruption worsening for the second consecutive year.
17/11/2009
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Afghanistan is to set up an anti-corruption unit pledging to investigate graft among the country's senior officials.
16/11/2009
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Australia's prime minister, Kevin Rudd, has made an emotional apology for the abuse and neglect endured by hundreds of thousands of child migrants who were sent to Australia without their consent.
16/11/2009
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Thousands of people have marched in the Thai capital to protest against Thaksin Shinawatra, the country's former prime minister, and the Cambodian government for appointing him as economic adviser.
16/11/2009
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As leaders from around the Pacific Rim gather in Hanoi for the annual Apec forum and summit, a look at the organisation and its objectives:
15/11/2009
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A survey of US soldiers in Afghanistan has shown that troops facing three or more combat tours have higher rates of mental health and marital problems, the US army says.
14/11/2009
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