A Sri Lanka court sentenced two former security officials to death for failing to prevent the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings that killed 279 people.
Ben Gvir slams the Hamas disarmament deal as unacceptable, exposing Israeli divisions over Trump's Gaza roadmap
Police in Hyderabad named Meta India's head in a case over Facebook videos targeting PM Modi, deepening tensions with the government
An avalanche on Pakistan's Broad Peak left 10 climbers missing, including Nirmal Purja, as search teams recover four bodies
Renowned Nepali mountaineer Nirmal Purja is missing with nine other climbers after an avalanche struck Pakistan's Broad Peak in the Karakoram range
Drone strike near Egypt's Suez Canal has raised fears of a widening U.S.-Iran war, threatening a key route for Saudi oil exports
Japan's earthquake death toll has risen to 28 as rescuers search a collapsed Kumamoto mall and survivors endure sweltering heat without power
Israel's military says it struck a Gaza mosque used by Hamas as a weapons site, as ceasefire violence continues daily
India's Lok Sabha has passed a bill doubling jail terms to 10 years and raising fines for exam paper leaks to over $1 million
Iran has rejected Oman's Strait of Hormuz proposal for joint regional control, calling it unworkable as Gulf tensions and oil prices surge
Ousted Bangladesh premier Sheikh Hasina says she will return home by December, despite a death sentence and fears of arrest or worse awaiting her
A 7.1-magnitude Japan earthquake has killed 13 people in Kumamoto, triggering fires, collapsing buildings and leaving thousands without power
FCC bans imports of new Chinese humanoid robots and power inverters over national security and cybersecurity concerns, effective immediately.
India proposes tougher punishment for exam paper leaks, doubling jail terms to 10 years after youth-led protests forced a minister's resignation
Bangladesh has detained a senior army officer over an alleged staged killing linked to a 2018 anti-drug crackdown that left hundreds dead
A 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck southern Japan on Tuesday, cutting power to thousands of homes and halting bullet trains across Kyushu island
Modi faces legal scrutiny over AI-powered surveillance at an India youth protest, as activists challenge facial recognition and seek stronger privacy safeguards
Bangladesh and China began construction of the long-delayed Chinese Economic and Industrial Zone in Chattogram, expected to draw $500 million and 100,000 jobs.
India's 'cockroach' movement urges release of detained protesters days after weeks of exam-reform rallies forced the education minister to resign
Iran's Foreign Ministry says no US talks are underway, dismissing reports Tehran sought to resume negotiations
