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Lt. Gen. Asim Malik has held key positions in the military in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, provinces that have seen a recent surge in militant attacks.

In the largest graft trial in decades, S. Iswaran is accused of taking more than S$400,000 in gifts from two prominent business figures.

Given the lack of universal definitions, measuring a country's middle-class can be a complicated business.

Several sources are reporting that five pro-democracy activists will be hanged at Insein Prison in Yangon today.

Yagi left a trail of destruction from Manila to Mandalay.

The United Nations and other international players regularly undermine their own posture against the Taliban through leniency, loopholes, and lack of sanctions enforcement.

572 children have been rescued from homes linked to Global Ikhwan Services and Business (GISB) amid allegations of abuse that shocked and enraged the nation.

While India's tech engagements may seem transactional and at times contradictory, they are deeply pragmatic, which is what makes it an attractive partner.

The recent thaw is not all rhetoric: many Chinese people, especially the youth, express strong interest in building constructive relations with the U.S. and Europe.

The growing support for Dissanayake, a center-left politician who ran on transparency and the working class, is a reflection of Sri Lanka’s broader societal unrest.

The Department of Labor's recent forced labor determination could push Jakarta into further dependence on China and Chinese firms.

The violence between Chakma tribals and Bengali settlers is the latest manifestation of the decades-old conflict.