Two people were killed and three others injured when a bomb went off near a rally in Pakistan's Quetta city, a Balochistan government spokesman confirmed on Saturday

While expressing solidarity with the people of Kashmir, Prime Minister Imran Khan in his Kotli rally on Friday fired a broadside at the opposition parties while reiterating his resolve not to give the opposition any NRO or reprieve

Minister of Education Prof. GL Peiris and Ambassador of Japan to Sri Lanka Akira Sugiyama inaugurated the new Japan-funded Research and Training Complex of the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Jaffna at the Kilinochchi Faculty of Agriculture affiliated to the Jaffna University

At least 484 people were killed and 673 were injured in 427 road accidents across Bangladesh in January, according to a report of Road Safety Foundation

Myanmar has written to Bangladesh through the Ambassador in Yangon, explaining why the military took over on February 1

Bangladesh High Commissioner to the UK Saida Muna Tasneem has expressed hope that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will visit Bangladesh soon on the occasion of 50 years of Bangladesh-UK diplomatic relations

The Bangladesh Embassy in Washington, DC has introduced a tracking system to enable applicants to know the status of their passport, visa, No Visa Required (NVR) seal and dual nationality certificate

After years of selling the notion of an independent, separate, and "free Kashmir", Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan Friday offered the people of Kashmir to either choose an independent Kashmir or Pakistan

Days after settling the $400 currency swap with the State Bank of India, Sri Lankan authorities are now in discussion with China to obtain a fresh loan of $1.5 billion, Newswire reported

Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli today reiterated his commitment to democracy and said nobody could reverse the republican order for which he had fought

In the first half of its five-year constitutional term, the Pakistani government has made very little progress towards achieving 10 electoral promises about reforming tax system, ending corruption in tax machinery and moving towards more equitable taxation, says a report of an independent think tank

Sri Lankan President Gotabhaya Rajapaksa Friday inaugurated the construction of the 28 km-long, claimed as  South Asia’s longest Irrigation tunnel, at Palugaswewa, Anuradhapura

The European Council today renewed the so-called EU terrorist list, which sets out persons, groups and entities subject to restrictive measures with a view to combating terrorism for a further six months

Sri Lanka’s government is turning to exorcism in a desperate bid to tackle the spread of COVID-19 after sorcery, spiritual syrups and “pot-luck” failed to stem the surge in infections

Foreign Minister Dr AK Abndul Momen said Bangladesh is cautiously gauging Myanmar army’s gesture towards remaining Rohingya population at their homeland in bordering Rakhine province as reports suggest the military apparently took overnight a reconciliatory approach towards the ethnic minority community