The Taliban haven’t taken any steps to limit the activities of foreign fighters; they, in fact, enjoy greater freedom under them

Pakistan battled Baloch insurgents in the southwestern part of the country for almost 38 hours following two attacks that began on Thursday, killing 13 insurgents and losing 12 of its own soldiers, as a top US military commander warned the terrorism threat has increased in Pakistan since the US departure from the region

Social media needs to be made more accountable and stricter policy rules could be brought in if there is political consensus on the matter, India's IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said in parliament, saying the government was committed to upholding the dignity of women irrespective of "religion or region"

After the Indian Premier League, the Nehru Trophy boat race, one of the famed annual events held in Alappuzha of Kerala, is slated to be held in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) this year

In a move to help the stranded Afghan cadets, India has announced an additional year-long training program for about 80 graduate cadets from the erstwhile Afghan National Army

Almost half of  Bhutan’s top civil servants and executives are unfit for their current jobs and roles, finds a performance assessment exercise, and they may face demotion, change in jobs, or forced retirement, as the government tries to revamp its civil service

Difficult days don’t last long, Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa said on Friday, asking his people to build a “positive attitude” as the island country celebrates its 74th independence day amid an unprecedented economic crisis, with people fearing a shortage of essentials

The 2003 ceasefire understanding between India and Pakistan—reiterated by the two governments in February last year—is holding, said Indian Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane

Bangladesh’s Friendship Hospital, built in a remote part of the southern district of Satkhira, has won the world's best new building award by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) for putting “care and humanity” at the heart of its design

Amid the worsening economic crisis, Sri Lanka has written to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) seeking “technical support” in tackling the ongoing crisis, confirmed Finance Minister Basit Rajapaksa, after the government kept avoiding the IMF option for months amid domestic pressure

In what comes as a big relief to Pakistan’s struggling economy, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved $1 billion for Pakistan after the latter implemented reform measures suggested by the former, thus reviving the $6 billion package, which was stalled since June last year

Heavily armed Baloch rebels attacked two camps in Pakistan’s restive southwestern province of Balochistan in stepped up assaults, killing one Pakistani soldier and injuring another officer, the Pakistan Military confirmed, adding four insurgents were neutralized in the attaco

A Hindu businessman was shot dead in Pakistan's Sindh province over a property dispute, local media reported

India is consolidating naval relations with partner countries and working to become a net security prover in the Indo-Pacific while trying to expand footprints in the Indian Ocean Region

Afghanistan, Bhutan, Nepal, see cuts in their allocations in the financial year 2022-23, while Bangladesh, Maldives, and Myanmar receive higher funds in comparison to the last year.