South Asia
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Protests Flare in New Delhi after Reports Link Modi’s Name to Epstein Files
Members of the Indian Youth Congress staged protests in New Delhi after reports claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s name…
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India, Malaysia Deepen Strategic Ties with Focus on Trade, Defence and Semiconductors
India and Malaysia have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral trade and expanding cooperation in key sectors including semiconductors, defence,…
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Bangladeshi Women Take to Streets, Demand Voice in Feb 12 Elections
DHAKA — Bangladeshi women marched through the streets of the capital carrying flaming torches on February 9, demanding justice and…
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Basant Returns to Lahore after 18 Years, Filling Skies with Kites and Celebration
LAHORE — Lahore’s skies came alive once again on February 6 as brightly coloured kites clashed overhead and cries of…
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Nepal Fans Turn Wankhede Red and Blue despite Last-Ball Heartbreak against England.
Mumbai, India — For much of a warm, breezy Sunday afternoon, Wankhede Stadium felt closer to Kathmandu than India’s financial…
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How the Closure of the Pakistan–Afghanistan Border Has Affected Pakistan–Uzbekistan Trade
The future of trade agreements between Pakistan and Uzbekistan has come under question after border crossings were closed indefinitely for…
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Cancer Rates Surge Among Children and Young Adults in Nepal, Doctors Warn
Cancer cases are rising sharply among children and young people in Nepal, with hospitals reporting a growing number of patients…
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Deadly Blast at Illegal ‘Rat-Hole’ Mine in India Kills at Least 18
At least 18 miners have died and one was critically injured after an explosion ripped through an illegally operated coal…
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Sri Lanka Press Pakistan to Rethink India Match Boycott in T20 World Cup
Sri Lanka has urged Pakistan to reconsider its decision to boycott their first-round clash against India in the T20 World…
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Pakistan Deported over 1.15 Million Afghans in 2025, Senate Committee Told
ISLAMABAD — Pakistan deported a total of 1,155,221 Afghan nationals during 2025, senior officials from the Ministry of Interior and…
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