South Asia
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India draws UNSC attention to Pakistan arming terrorists using drones, demands zero-tolerance
UNITED NATIONS — India has urged the UN Security Council to reinforce a zero-tolerance stance on terrorism and those who…
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Lahore Tops Global Pollution Charts as Smog Crisis Deepens
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistan’s cultural hub Lahore has once again been ranked the most polluted city in the world, with…
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Pakistan’s UN Defense of Terrorists Draws Sharp Rebuke from India
UNITED NATIONS — Pakistan has once again tried to justify cross-border terrorism by portraying its militants attacking India as “freedom…
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Hindu Man Abducted, Brutally Assaulted in Bangladesh; Awami League Blames Yunus-Led Regime
Dhaka– The Awami League has alleged another violent attack on Bangladesh’s Hindu minority, saying that a man named Kinkor Das…
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Body of Nepali Youth Killed During Hamas Captivity Returns Home
Kathmandu–The body of Bipin Joshi, a Nepali youth who was killed while in Hamas captivity, arrived in Kathmandu on Monday,…
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Terror-Sponsor Pakistan Blames Neighbors for Internal Failures, Says MEA Amid Rising Pakistan-Afghanistan Tensions
NEW DELHI– India on Thursday slammed Pakistan for its long-standing practice of blaming neighboring countries for its own internal failures,…
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Renewed Firefight on Af-Pak Border Leaves Scores Dead, Hundreds Injured
Kabul– Heavy fighting between Pakistani forces and Afghanistan’s Taliban militia along the volatile Durand Line has left dozens dead and…
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Pakistan’s New Missile Deal Risks Destabilizing South Asia
WASHINGTON – A recent U.S. decision to add Pakistan to its list of approved buyers for the AIM-120 Advanced Medium-Range…
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Pakistan’s War on Its Own People: Airstrikes in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Expose Deepening Crisis
NEW DELHI– Pakistan’s latest airstrike in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has once again exposed a grim truth: the state is waging war…
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Tibet Still Under Siege, 75 Years After Chinese Invasion, Report Finds
BEIJING– Seventy-five years after Chinese troops stormed into Tibet, the region remains under siege but spiritually unbroken, according to a…
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