In a television program on Sunday during which he fielded questions from the general public, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said he would be "more dangerous" if forced out of power

The heavily mutated Omicron variant of the coronavirus is now in community transmission in the country, according to India’s genome sequencing consortium

The construction industry, the biggest contributor to the gross domestic product in Sri Lanka, is threatened by the shortage of cement, and now builders have urged authorities to resolve their issues

Pakistan recently decided to offer permanent residency to rich foreigners, mainly Sikhs living in the US and Canada, Afghans and Chinese, in exchange for their investment, a move the country’s Information Minister Fawad Chaudhary termed “historic.”

India's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting said it has blocked 35 YouTube channels, two Twitter accounts, two Instagram accounts, two websites and a Facebook account, with a senior official saying "the common factor amongst all these accounts have been that they operate from Pakistan and spread fake anti-India news and other content."

Pakistan has said that it is waiting for a response from the Indian government regarding the transportation of the wheat shipment to Afghanistan that New Delhi had pledged as part of its assistance to help Afghans

In a bid to revive its prized tea industry facing an export collapse, the Sri Lankan government has said it will provide fertilizer subsidies to tea cultivators who have been suffering since the ban on chemical fertilizer last year

A Taliban delegation will visit Norway on Sunday to hold three-day talks on how to alleviate a "humanitarian crisis", the Norwegian foreign ministry said on Friday, adding Afghans from “other backgrounds” will also take part in meetings

In a tweet on Friday, Pakistan Prime Minister Khan said the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth for the last three years was 5.37 percent and congratulated his own government for “substantial job creation” and “rise in per capita income.”

The Baloch Nationalist Army (BNA) has taken responsibility for the bombing attack that has killed three people and injured 20 in Pakistan’s northern city of Lahore

India will not buy Nepal’s surplus electricity produced by hydropower projects having Chinese components or built by Chinese contractors, Indian authorities have reportedly conveyed to Nepal, days after the industry players from the two nations signed a landmark agreement for power trading

A 29- year-old  Muslim woman in Pakistan has been sentenced to death by a local court under the country’s notorious blasphemy laws which has faced intense criticism by rights activists across the world

Taliban’s Acting Prime Minister Mullah Hasan Akhund has urged the international community to start giving recognition to its regime as the Islamist group struggles to gain legitimacy even after five months of its return to power

Bhutan has closed down 14 of its total 20 districts, including capital Thimphu in line with its zero-tolerance policy towards the pandemic as authorities confirmed community spread of the Omicron variant of the Covid-19

In a laudable gesture of restitution for a heinous act of their compatriots, Pakistan’s business community has come forward to assist the widow of the Sri Lankan manager who was lynched last year in Sialkot's industrial area