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Indonesian crash pilot on trial
The pilot of an Indonesian Garuda airliner that crashed last year, killing 21 people, goes on trial charged with negligence.
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Japan recovers from strong quake
Residents in northern Japan are clearing up after a strong - but luckily deep - earthquake struck early on Thursday.
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Rice hits out at Burma 'mockery'
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says the Burmese military's plan to restore democracy gradually is a sham.
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More talks planned on temple row
Cambodia says it will hold off taking a territorial dispute with Thailand to the UN, after the two sides agreed to more talks.
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Inflation in Vietnam passes 27%
Vietnam reports an inflation rate of 27.04% in July, the highest so far this year, but experts say worse is to come.
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Many hurt in Philippines bus bomb
A crudely-made bomb explodes on a bus in the southern Philippines, injuring at least 27 people but causing no deaths.
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China 'to allow Olympic protests'
China says it will allow demonstrations in three designated city parks during the Olympic Games in Beijing.
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Powerful quake hits north Japan
A powerful earthquake of magnitude 6.8 hits northern Japan, causing injuries, power cuts and landslides.
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Kidnapped Koreans freed in Mexico
Five South Koreans seized for ransom in Mexico are released, the South Korean foreign ministry has said.
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'Talula Does The Hula From Hawaii' no name for a girl, rules NZ judge
A judge in New Zealand makes Talula Does The Hula From Hawaii a ward of court so she can change her name.
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Philippine farmer faces charges for eating a rare eagle
Philippine prosecutors prepare to file charges against a farmer for killing and eating one of the world's rarest eagles.
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Swimming: Thorpe doubts Phelps' Olympic goal
Australia's greatest Olympian Ian Thorpe does not believe Michael Phelps will win eight swimming gold medals in Beijing.
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Rugby: McCaw delays Tri-Nations comeback
New Zealand captain Richie McCaw is ruled out of Saturday's Tri-Nations match against Australia, who give a first start to Ryan Cross.
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Leaving Beijing
Migrants asked to go before Olympics comes to town
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My Games
Tell Adnan Nawaz your Olympic tales
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Reynolds' China
Anti-terrorist advice from the Chinese government
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'Cloud dwellers'
Qiang people fight to survive in quake-hit Sichuan
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Against the odds
Cambodian runner with eyes on the Beijing marathon
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Nick Bryant's blog
Pope's visit brings pageantry - and public atonement
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Rice holds N Korea nuclear talks
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice meets her North Korean counterpart, the first such talks in four years.
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Temple row 'to ease after polls'
A military stand-off at a border temple will ease after Cambodia's general election on Sunday, the Thai leader says.
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Mongolian MPs boycott parliament
The opening session of the Mongolian parliament stalls after opposition Democrats stage a walk-out.
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Samsung chief makes legal appeal
The ex-chairman of South Korean firm Samsung files an appeal against his conviction for tax evasion.
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Top Hong Kong showbiz couple wed
Hong Kong actor Tony Leung marries long term partner Carina Lau in a Buddhist-inspired ceremony in Bhutan.
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Somali pirates 'seize Filipinos'
A Japanese ship with 20 Philippine crew has reportedly been hijacked by pirates off the coast of Somalia.
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Volcanos played an important role in the formation of Arizona. While many people are familiar with active above surface volcanos, Arizona has many below surface active volcanos. KJZZ's Mark Brodie talked to an ASU volcanologist about the significance of the volcanic presence in Arizona.
