South Asia
Malaysia says will work with India if palm oil imports curbed: report
Malaysia said it would consider increasing imports of raw sugar and buffalo meat from India, as it looked to quell trade tensions.
Ahead of crucial FATF meeting, Pakistan arrests ‘top four leaders’ of Lashkar-e-Taiba
The top four leaders arrested on Thursday have been identified as Professor Zafar Iqbal, Yahya Aziz, Muhammad Ashraf and Abdul Salam.
Pak army spokesperson defends Rajnath Singh over Shastra Puja row
'Nothing wrong in #RafalePuja as it goes by the religion and that must be respected,' Ghafoor tweeted.
Al-Qaeda's South Asia chief killed in Afghanistan: report
Asim Umar, who led the AQIS from its formation in 2014, was killed during a joint US-Afghan raid on a Taliban compound.
Shah Mehmood Qureshi claims India trying to push Pakistan on FATF blacklist
His comments came in the wake of the recent remarks by Rajnath Singh that the FATF can any time blacklist the neighbouring country.
Pervez Musharraf returns to active politics, talks about Kashmir
This is Musharraf's first public comment since India ended special status to Jammu and Kashmir.
Nepal parliament speaker arrested after woman alleges 'rape when drunk'
A police van arrived at Krishna Bahadur Mahara’s residence late Sunday and took him into custody after district court ordered his arrest.
Setback for Imran govt: Pakistan took no action against Hafiz Saeed, says FATF
FATF is expected to have a final review of the matter during its next meeting between 13 and 18 October in Paris.
Qureshi loses cool when asked to name 58 countries supporting on Kashmir
'On whose agenda are you working?' Qureshi snapped at talk show host Javed Chaudhry.
Imran Khan says 'it's jihad'; asks Pakistanis not to lose heart over Kashmir
It (standing by Kashmiris) is jihad. We are doing it because we want Allah to be happy with us, Khan said.