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  India Holds Firm Against International Court Order On Indus Waters Treaty

  Even as a Court of Arbitration in The Hague presses ahead with fresh hearings and document orders under the Indus Waters Treaty framework, India has made it clear that it does not recognise the legitimacy of these proceedings and will not participate

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  Nepal Arrests 6 Executives Over Fake Mountain Rescue Claims Scamming Millions

  Authorities in Nepal have arrested six travel and mountain rescue executives accused of conducting fake rescues on the Himalayan nation's high mountains to scam millions of dollars from international insurance companies, officials said Monday.

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  Explained: Rise Of Women Suicide Bombers In Baloch Militancy In Pakistan

  A series of gun attacks and multiple suicide bombings killed at least 33 people in Pakistan's Balochistan on Saturday. The Pakistani military said that its forces responded to the violence, killing 92 "terrorists".

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  "Pakistan Can't Face Us": Baloch Woman 'Fidayeen' Shoots Rifle, Smiles, Then Dies

  Baloch rebel group Balochistan Liberation Army has released a video of a female 'fidayeen' (suicide attacker) involved in a large-scale assault across Pakistan's Balochistan province over the weekend, one of the deadliest operations in recent years.

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  Peaceful Protests Across US Over Persecution of Minorities In Bangladesh

  Demonstrators gathered in city centers across the United States on Saturday in coordinated, peaceful rallies to raise awareness about alleged violence against Hindu and other minority communities in Bangladesh.

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  Women 'Fidayeens', IED Attacks: How Baloch Rebels Killed '200 Pakistan Personnel'

  The Baloch rebel group Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed that its ongoing offensive, dubbed Operation Herof Phase II, has continued for more than 40 hours across several districts of Balochistan.

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  Apartment Prices Have Risen Every Single Week For A Year In This City

  Seoul's population of 9.3 million exceeds the number of people living in New York City in a space that's about 75% the size of the American city.

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  "Internal Failings": India Rejects Pakistan's "Baseless" Claims On Balochistan Attacks

  India has rejected Pakistan's "baseless" allegations linking the recent attacks in Balochistan, which killed dozens, with India.

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  Pak Forces Kill 145 In Balochistan In 2-Day Battle After 'Coordinated' Attacks

  Pakistani security forces killed 145 militants in a 40-hour battle launched as a series of coordinated gun and bomb attacks across Balochistan left nearly 50 people dead, the province's chief minister said on Sunday.

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  India Slashes Fund To Bangladesh By Half Amid Diplomatic Tension

  India has significantly reduced its allocation for Bangladesh in the Union Budget 2026-27. The government has allocated Rs 60 crore to the neighbouring country, a 50 per cent drop from the Rs 120 crore allocated in the previous fiscal year.

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  "Balance Of Power Is Changing": Musk As India, China Lead Global GDP Growth

  China and India have been placed at the top of the global real GDP growth chart and are projected to contribute 26.6% and 17%.

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  Over 80 Pakistani Troops Killed, 18 Taken Hostage In Attack By Baloch Rebels

  In a statement, the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claimed that its fighters carried out a series of coordinated attacks across multiple districts of Balochistan, describing the operation as "Operation Herof Phase II."

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  67 Militants Killed After Coordinated Attacks In Balochistan, Says Pakistan

  At least 67 militants were killed on Saturday as they battled Pakistan's security forces in multiple cities across the southwestern province of Balochistan, four security officials told Reuters.

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  How India's "Mother Of All Deals" With EU Wipes Out Pakistan's Trade Advantage

  India and the European Union signed a Free Trade Agreement in New Delhi on January 27, after 20 years of negotiations.

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  Explosion Reported At Building In Iran, Cause Unkown: Report

  An explosion took place on Saturday at a building in the Iranian city of Bandar Abbas on the Gulf coast, state media reported, though the cause of the blast was as yet unknown.

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  "We Go Begging, Our Heads Bow Down In Shame": Pak PM's Big Admission

  Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has openly admitted that he and the country's Army Chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, had to travel to nations to ask for financial help.

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  Pak Opens Bidding To Privatise Islamabad, Karachi And Lahore Airports

  Pakistan's Privatisation Commission said last week that plans to outsource operations at the country's three largest airports will now proceed through an open bidding process, citing strong interest from multiple investors.

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  "Very Dangerous For Them": Trump Warns UK Against Doing Business With China

  US President Donald Trump has warned that it was "very dangerous" for its ally, Britain, to do business with China. His remarks come as UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer visits Beijing for talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

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  Buddha Relics Come Home After 127 Years: Inside India's Mission In Hong Kong

  In a moment being described as civilisationally historic, sacred relics of Lord Gautam Buddha excavated from Piprahwa, believed to be the ancient Kapilavastu of the Shakya dynasty, have returned to India after 127 years.

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  Inside The Ming Clan: A Family Built A Scam Empire And Paid With Their Lives

  Eleven members of the Ming family criminal gang, who ran mafia-like scam centres in Myanmar, have been executed by China, state media reported on Thursday.