Chile is famous around the world for its wine, but until recently its food wasn't known beyond its long borders. Now, several chefs in the South American country's capital are revolutionizing Chilean cuisine one bite at a time.
The health of Singapore's founding leader, Lee Kuan Yew, has "worsened" due to an infection after nearly six weeks in the hospital, the government said on Tuesday.
For those Japanese who experienced Japan's aggressive war against China and other Asian countries seven decades ago, time is ticking away, pressing them harder than ever to tell the young about the bitter past.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday he was "deeply concerned" about the rape of an elderly nun and the demolition of a church as protests for the better protection of women and religious minorities erupted across the country.
The Republic of Korea's defense ministry said on Tuesday that it will decide on whether to deploy the advanced US missile defense system on the Korean Peninsula based "on its own judgment".
Malaysian police released on bail the daughter of jailed opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim on Tuesday after a night in detention over comments in Parliament deemed "contemptuous" of the country's judiciary.
Indonesia will soon allow tourists from an additional 30 countries to visit without a visa, a minister said, but neighboring Australia was left off the list.
Vanuatu warned on Tuesday it faces imminent food shortages as accounts emerged of huge damage to a large outer island, days after one of the fiercest cyclones on record struck the Pacific nation.
Mexico is searching for homes for at least 2,000 tigers, elephants, giraffes, zebras and other exotic beasts that will soon be banned from the country's circuses.
Israelis voted on Tuesday in an election expected to be a close-fought battle between the center-left and incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who ruled out a Palestinian state in a last-ditch appeal to the right.
The United States on Monday reaffirmed its support to a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, saying it is in the best interests of both.
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