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Pakistan has come under fire from rights groups within and outside country since Imran Khan came to power in 2018.

The neighbours are at odds over various issues, primarily the 1915 mass killings of 1.5 million Armenians.

Saeed was a budding cricketer until he got hit above his eye. Now, he is the voice of Urdu commentary in Pakistan.

'Asia's World City' continues descent into one of the most isolated urban centres on earth.

Launch comes as Pyongyang accused United States of intentionally escalating situation by calling for tougher sanctions.

Among the 10 fastest supercomputers in the world, five are located in the US, two in China and one each in Japan, Germa

Australia cancels Djokovic's visa for a second time, saying the unvaccinated tennis player may pose a risk to community.

Analysis firm says North Korean-linked hacks jumped from four in 2020 to seven in 2021.

At least nine dead and 45 others wounded as passenger train derails in the eastern state's Jalpaiguri district.

Decline comes as Beijing clamps down on the refining sector to curb excess domestic fuel production.

Communities around Southeast Asia’s biggest lake are feeling the effects of droughts and rising demand for land.

Malaysian foreign minister says that as current chair of ASEAN, Hun Sen should have consulted other member states.

Latest COVID updates as US says it will procure 500 million more rapid COVID-19 tests; WHO approves new treatments.

Governor Gavin Newsom says the convicted killer has not developed 'accountability and insight' required for release.

Latest recommendations prompt new calls for patent waivers to allow more people access to treatments.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq led losses on Wall Street amid growing fear that the US Federal Reserve will raise interest rates.

The US's top court rules Biden administration overstepped its authority in trying to advance rule for large employers.

Pending bill seeks to limit 'gerrymandering', make voting easier, and end 'dark money' donations, among other things.

NATO and Russia end talks in Brussels, with relations said to be at a critically low level.

Stewart Rhodes and 10 others face seditious conspiracy charges in relation to the deadly attack on January 6 last year.

Dozens of Bedouin Palestinians wounded by Israeli forces who fired rubber-coated bullets, tear gas and stun grenades.

Antonio Guterres pleads with US, World Bank to unfreeze Afghanistan's funds to avert an economic and social collapse.

Two civilians wounded as rocket strikes residential complex near US Embassy in Baghdad, Iraqi officials say.

Survivor Musallam al-Quwatli says conviction of Anwar Raslan for his role in crimes against humanity was a 'first step'.

Move follows lawyers' failure to persuade a US judge to dismiss a civil case against Andrew for allleged sexual assault.

Tens of thousands of teachers have walked out in nationwide strike to demand better protection for pupils and staff.

Antonio Guterres says he is working with the AU and ECOWAS on creating 'conditions' to allow for accelerated transition.

More than 40 film stars, including Mark Ruffalo and Susan Sarandon, sign a petition supporting Watson's stance

Navient reached a settlement with 39 US states to pay $1.85bn to resolve predatory lending claims.

US Joe Biden President said that teams of military medical personnel would be dispatched to help six hard-hit states.

Jobless claims climbed by 23,000 last week from the previous one.

The past eight years were the eight hottest since record-keeping began in 1880, US government scientists say.

More than 100 million doses of COVID vaccines were rejected in December, says UNICEF official.

Blinken's remarks come as report says cases of perplexing illness affect diplomats in Paris and Geneva.

Intelligence agency says female Chinese national 'engaged in political interference activities' on behalf of Beijing.

The first of a two-part special report going behind the scenes at the landmark trial of a notorious Syrian colonel.

Reliance Industries said it plans to invest $76bn in clean energy- a dramatic increase over its previous $10bn pledge.

Thousands of people take to the streets in Sudan as protests continue against the October 25 military coup.

Will Russia Invade Ukraine?

The Producer Price Index downshifted in December, but the month capped off a year of record wholesale price inflation.

Press freedom groups say US government’s use of Espionage Act against WikiLeaks founder threatens journalism worldwide.

How are wild otters from Southeast Asia ending up in Japanese pet cafes? 101 East investigates.

Council on American-Islamic Relations says 'anti-Muslim group' was spying 'in service of the state of Israel'.

Parliamentarians on von der Leyen to investigate commissioner's alleged role in assisting Dodik's separatist ideals.

Week of diplomacy aimed at easing Russia-Ukraine tensions looks set to fail as fears of escalation rise.

Thirty years ago, the record-setting storm was one of the most incredible natural experiences of one Minnesotan's life.

When governments try to let the market determine energy prices, it can trigger mass uprisings.

Federal employees in the emirate of Ajman will not receive paid sick leave if they are exposed to COVID-19 twice.

A group of brave Sardinians in Italy fights to close a dangerous German arms factory before it blows up.

The war in Tigray has sparked calls to strip Abiy of the Nobel Prize, but it's not possible under the award's statutes.