Asia

The Enforcement Directorate says loans from YES Bank were diverted through shell firms and laundered

The 80-year-old BNP leader has long dominated Bangladesh’s volatile politics and is seen as a frontrunner in the polls

Climbers Stefano Farronato and Alessandro Caputo were attempting to summit the 6,887-metre Panbari peak in western Nepal.

A 6.3-magnitude quake hit near Mazar-i-Sharif overnight, the US Geological Survey reported

Asif Nazrul, who holds the law portfolio in the interim government, tells reporters that 'despite holding discussions for a long time, political parties still have unresolved issues of disagreement'

US president says only US customers should have access to the top-end Blackwell chips offered by Nvidia

PM Sushila Karki had recalled 11 ambassadors to countries including China, the United States, Britain and Japan, who were appointed by her predecessor K.P. Sharma Oli

A quake struck near Mazar-e-Sharif, injuring at least 320, officials said

Pakistan’s top admiral says first Chinese-designed submarine will enter service next year

A report by Odhikar, a Dhaka-based rights organization, says at least 281 people had been killed in violence involving political parties from August 2024

Ban applies to all forms of tobacco and retailers are required to verify age prior to sale

French prosecutors charged a man in Lyon with joining and funding a terrorist group

Oman hosted five rounds of US-Iran talks this year

Stampede erupted at Venkateswara temple in Kasibugga, Srikakulam district, amid a large gathering of devotees.

Vienna has refused to accredit Taliban diplomats but held direct talks with them over deportations this year

Defense Minister Israel Katz welcomed the resignation as 'a good thing'

China’s defense chief told US counterpart Taiwan’s unification is 'inevitable' during talks in Malaysia

Japan’s Iwate region faces backlash over online marriage advice booklet sparking feminist outrage

US-brokered Gaza ceasefire faces strain as sporadic violence continues