Horrific air strike by military jets and helicopters this morning on the village of Pa Zi Gyi in Sagaing. It was crowded as they were opening a pro-NUG local admin office. Video posted by locals too awful to upload here but they say at least 53 dead, including women & children.
Read the remarkable story of Songmi Park - a teenage North Korean escapee.
She was on a quest to find her mother who had left her behind as a child more than a decade earlier.
She was one of the last people to make it out before the borders closed.
https://t.co/eeyuuI92Mg
From China to Sri Lanka, Asia has seen a rash of protests that erupted seemingly out of nowhere. But as mass demos become increasingly common, they're also more likely to fail. I find out why: https://t.co/E3fIAYpzgb w tks @jwassers @hofunghung@dianafutweets@CitizensDailyCN
“In those days you had to walk into China, there were no flights.”
Fascinating chat with former ambassador Stephen FitzGerald about the trip that paved the way for Australia & China to forge diplomatic ties - 50 years ago today
https://t.co/gLYSL7X5l3
“It's unbelievable this could have happened here in South Korea, a developed country… I am here because all South Korean young people should live in a safe, fair and peaceful place.” My latest piece is on Seoul reeling from the #Itaewon crush, w Youmi Kim
https://t.co/67816H3h0T
The BBC digital team in Australia is growing and needs a journo. Write & edit news & features for our audience in Oz & around the world. Work with the brilliant @jay_savage@tiff_turnbull@IsabelleRodd. And we even give bylines these days... https://t.co/Hq8vIU6sSv #journojobs
BBC Exclusive: Five Australian women have sued Qatar Airways and the Qatari government after being taken off a plane and subjected to intimate, invasive examinations on the tarmac at Doha airport in October 2020.
The BBC digital team in Australia is growing and needs a journo. Write & edit news & features for our audience in Oz & around the world. Work with the brilliant @jay_savage@tiff_turnbull@IsabelleRodd. And we even give bylines these days... https://t.co/Hq8vIU6sSv #journojobs
Homophobia in sport is a global problem but Australia seems particularly reluctant to address it, @erikdenison tells the BBC in the wake of the Manly jersey saga.
"(There’s) a lack of care… and a lack of honesty about themselves."
https://t.co/01CPdDIDrG
Australia has long been considered a "big brother" by many small Pacific nations, but its approach in recent times has been tearing the family apart, some say.
So how does the new government plan to patch things up? ⬇️
https://t.co/hroAkRuIjp
How #ScottMorrison ran out of miracles…
It’s been a bruising night for him - My piece on what went wrong for Scott Morrison and how that image he was trying to build led to his political demise. #ausvotes#auspol#Australia
https://t.co/UVeUSR13u8
Watch: I managed to speak to Australia’s new leader #AnthonyAlbanese before he left #Labor HQ. He told me he was looking forward to working closely with the UK. Also pledged more action on climate change.
More here 👇 #AusVotes22#Albo
The polls are now open.
Millions of Australians set to vote for their next leader throughout the day…
Our coverage on @BBCWorld@bbcworldservice@BBCNews and of course on our live page on the website - #AusVotes2022#ausvotes
https://t.co/uktZyFyABr
Australia’s parliament doesn’t reflect our multicultural society — that’s a problem not just for those not reflected, but for the very legitimacy of our democratic institutions https://t.co/m58pYJSQoN