Everything you need to know about BTS's comeback tour

BTS kick off their grandest tour, the largest in K-pop history, in Seoul on Thursday. The BBC is in the South Korean capital to explain everything you need to know about their comeback, after they went on hiatus for over three years to complete their mandatory military services.Min Aung Hlaing presided over his last military parade in Myanmar before he takes up the role of president.Drivers are queuing for hours at petrol stations in Myanmar as the Iran war continues to send shockwaves across the globe.BBC News Asia Business Correspondent Suranajana Tewari spoke to people taking to the streets of Manila.Senior Kashmir leader Farooq Abdullah escaped unhurt after the incident and the suspect is in custody.A young Japanese macaque at the Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan went viral, after videos showed him playing with a soft toy that zookeepers gave him for comfort.Wanted for multiple counts of theft, the suspect was caught outside a temple on the outskirts of Bangkok.The BBC's Arunoday Mukharji explains why India needs to capitalise on the momentum.A Lakshmi goddess shrine at Bangkok shopping mall has become a place where young people come to pray for love.BBC South Asia correspondent Azadeh Moshiri visited Sheikh Hasina's former residence which is now a memorial for the student protesters killed in the 2024 uprising.It's the first election since the 2024 Gen Z uprising that toppled Bangladesh's long-serving prime minister Sheikh Hasina. The pro-democracy media tycoon was sentenced to 20 years in jail by the Hong Kong High Court.At least 31 people have been killed after a suicide bomber detonated a device at a Shia mosque, according to police.A mayor in the Philippines has survived a rocket launcher attack on his vehicle in broad daylight.Correspondent Jonathan Head says the 'devastating' accident is an enormous setback for Thailand's efforts to modernise its infrastructure.Voters in Myanmar's election say the poll is taking place in a "climate of fear", the BBC's South East Asia Correspondent Jonathan Head reports.The meteor could be seen blazing through the night sky over Japan's Mount FujiHong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai has been found guilty of foreign collusion following a landmark national security trail. Here's everything you need to know about the case.Thousands of adoring supporters had paid up to 12,000 rupees (£100; $133) to catch a glimpse of the football star.India Editor Vikas Pandey visits the Indian nightclub where 25 people were killed in a blaze.At least 80 people have died in Indonesia with another 56 dead in Sri Lanka in a week of extreme weather.