US lawmakers take up held Kashmir issue, again
"We have concerns about Kashmir and we are watching the situation very closely," says Eliot L. Engel.
Delhi smog hits ‘emergency’ levels as Prince Charles visits
Delhi has been choked on and off for weeks as industrial and traffic pollution cast a toxic pall over the metropolis.
No truth to reports regarding amendment in PAA to implement ICJ verdict on Kulbhushan: ISPR
Maj Gen Asif Ghafoor dismisses speculation regarding changes to Pakistan Army Act (PAA) as "incorrect".
At least 7 killed in Kabul car bomb blast: interior ministry
Interior ministry spokesman says the dead were all civilians.
Occupied Kashmir marks 100 days of annexation
Shops and businesses have remained shut to protest against the controversial decision.
16 dead as trains collide in Bangladesh
Three coaches were sent crashing off the tracks at Mondobhag station in the town of Kasba.
Statue of Indian pilot Abhinandan installed in Karachi's PAF Museum
Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman's plane was shot down by the PAF over occupied Kashmir in February.
6 South Asian labourers die in heavy rains at Oman construction site
The construction workers are believed to be Indian nationals, New Delhi's embassy says in a statement on Twitter.
Afghanistan to release three senior Taliban prisoners: Ghani
The release is in apparent exchange for two Western hostages who were kidnapped by the insurgents in 2016.
BJP suffers setback as Maharashtra slips out of its control
In-fighting between BJP and Shiv Sena has culminated in the allies parting ways.
Myanmar faces genocide lawsuit at top UN court
Lawsuit accuses mainly Buddhist Myanmar of breaching the 1948 UN Genocide Convention through a brutal military campaign.
Talks held in Kabul to repair ties with Afghanistan
Afghan National Security Council spokesman confirms meeting to reporters in Kabul.
India has lost Gandhi’s path, says Qureshi
"India of today is not India of Gandhi and Nehru," says the foreign minister.
With Indian Supreme Court's ruling, Modi's Hindu-first agenda barrels forward
Muslims in India express resignation after the ruling; "It's best to be numb in Modi's India," says Muslim businessman.
Cyclone death toll rises to 24 in Bangladesh, India
Bangladesh carries out one of its biggest ever evacuation drives, moving some 2.1 million people to cyclone shelters.
China accuses US of using UN to 'meddle' in Tibet
Dalai Lama says he can pick his own successor, possibly a girl, or even declare himself the final Dalai Lama.
Dozens detained in India over Ayodhya site social media comments
A jail warden in Gwalior has also been arrested for celebrating with fireworks after the victory for Hindus.
6 dead as cyclone Bulbul smashes into India, Bangladesh coasts
More than two million people spent a night huddled in storm shelters.
China calls for tough security laws to end Hong Kong turmoil
Hong Kong holds district council elections on November 24, with the pro-Beijing camp bracing for heavy defeats.
Hindus rejoice, Muslims deplore India court ruling on temple
Saturday's verdict paves the way for building the temple in place of the demolished mosque.
Afghan presidential candidate boycotts recounting process
Preliminary election results are expected on Nov 14.