0929 GMT June 17, 2018
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Western and northern provinces of Iran faced heavy snow since Friday night as the country is unprecedentedly suffering from low precipitation and experiencing a prolonged drought.
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A senior Iranian diplomat has blasted Canada for proposing a “politically-motivated” UN resolution on the situation of human rights in Iran, while Ottawa, itself, has long been involved in a broad range of human rights abuses at home and elsewhere.
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Jian Chang, chief China economist at Barclays, discusses China's industrial output and retail sales figures and what they mean for the economy. She speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."
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India is rapidly acquiring the unenviable reputation as the smog center of the world, overhauling China, as the capital New Delhi chokes in a deadly combination of construction dust, the burning of agricultural stubble and vehicle fumes.
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Ken Wong, Asia Equity Portfolio Specialist at Eastspring Investments, said getting a handle on individual companies is the right strategy in Asia.
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Police sought Wednesday to determine what pushed a pickup driver to mow down cyclists and pedestrians in New York, killing eight in the city's first deadly "act of terror" since September 11, 2001.
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The concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere has hit a new high, the UN said Monday, warning that drastic action is needed to achieve targets set by the Paris climate agreement.
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Iranian environmentalists have mobilized to protect the world's last Asiatic cheetahs, estimated to number just 50 and faced with the threats of becoming roadkill, a shortage of prey and farmers' dogs.
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With Japan's inflation pick up not yet hitting ideal levels, the country's central bank will likely maintain a loose monetary policy until end-2019 at earliest, says Faraz Syed of Moody's Analytics.
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