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Almost unheard of in Afghanistan until a few years ago, meth's sudden appearance has blindsided authorities in a country already suffering from a crisis in opium and heroin addiction

Meth Boom Adds To Afghanistan's Opium And Heroin Woes

Meth boom adds to Afghanistan's opium and heroin woes

Protests Against Citizenship Law Spread In India

Protests have flared up across India against a citizenship law seen as discriminating against Muslims

Protests against citizenship law spread in India

Thailand Seeks Ways To Increase Tourism Despite Surging Baht Currency

The rising baht currency has dampened tourism growth in Thailand.

US President Donald Trump claps for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as they address a joint rally in Houston in September 2019 -- their top ministers are set to meet in Washington

US, India Seek To Bolster Ties As Rights Worries Emerge

US, India seek to bolster ties as rights worries emerge

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NASA Solar Satellite Detects New Type Of Magnetic Explosion On The Sun

NASA’s satellite has detected a new type of solar explosion on the Sun’s surface. The discovery could help agencies make better predictions regarding space weather that can endanger Earth.

Even as Indians cut back on buying essential items including fruits and vegetables, movie ticket sales have only increased

As The Going Gets Tough, Indians Get Going ... To The Movies

As the going gets tough, Indians get going ... to the movies

Former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf has been sentenced in absentia to death for treason, state media reported

Pakistan Military Condemns Death Sentence Of Former Chief Musharraf

Pakistan military condemns death sentence of former chief Musharraf

Microfinance Grows In India’s Poor, Rural Regions: The Case of Troubled Bihar

Microfinance has a heavy presence in the vast, poor rural regions of northeast India.

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Man Allegedly Drinks Acid Mistaking It For Water While Playing Mobile Game, Dies

The man “mistakenly took out the chemical bottle instead of water from the backpack and drank it. With the first sip, he realized his mistake as he felt a burning sensation in his throat."

History student Ayesha Renna (red scarf) and three women have become protest symbols after they surrounded a young man to stop him from being beaten by police

Finger-wagging Muslim Women Become Indian Protest Symbols

Finger-wagging Muslim women become Indian protest symbols

The citizenship law has sparked days of protests, clashes and riots across India that have left six people dead and dozens injured

New Protests Against India Law As Police Face Brutality Claims

New protests against India law as police face brutality claims

The World Economic Forum said the worldwide gender gap in the workplace had widened further since last year, when parity appeared to be only 202 years off

Gender Workplace Equality 257 Years Away: WEF

Gender workplace equality 257 years away: WEF

Uber Sells UberEats India To Zomato For $400 Million

In a move to lessen the drag on margins that its operations in India are incurring, UberEats's last resort is to sell its business to competitor Zomato.

GM Continues To Reduce It Global Footprint: Is It Giving Up On Worldwide Sales?

GM continues to reduce its global footprint as it slides into the Nov. 5 spot for total worldwide vehicle sales.

Critics believe the law is part of leader Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist agenda to marginalise India's 200 million Muslims

India Protests Rage Over 'Anti-Muslim' Law

India protests rage over 'anti-Muslim' law

In this file photo taken on March 19, 2018 two technicians inspect bitcoin mining at Bitfarms in Saint Hyacinthe, Quebec

Investors In Cryptocurrency Exchange Demand Founder's Body Be Exhumed

Investors in cryptocurrency exchange demand founder's body be exhumed

Kate and William are the first British royals to come to Pakistan since William's father Charles visited with his wife Camilla in 2006

Kate Middleton Will Stay Loyal To Prince William For Life; Duke’s Cheating Scandal Debunked

Prince William and Kate Middleton will stay together until the end.

The rape case against Kuldeep Singh Sengar sparked oputrage in India and frequent protests were held by activists and students

India Court Convicts Former Ruling Lawmaker Of Teen Rape

India court convicts former ruling lawmaker of teen rape

6-Year-Old Boy Dies Hours After Eye Surgery, Allegedly Of Anesthesia Overdose

“Doctors have maintained that the boy developed a breathing problem and that led to his death. We have registered an FIR and are awaiting the post mortem report to initiate further action,” police said.

10-Year-Old Girl Kills Classmate During Argument Over Pen, Accused's Parents Dispose Of Body

Police said the two got into an argument inside the classroom over a pen. After school, the victim went to the accused’s home to confront her where she was killed.

IFF, Dupont Merger Is Worth $26.2 Billion; Creates $45.4B Company

International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF) announced it is taking over DuPont’s Nutrition & Biosciences (N&B) on a $26.2 billion deal to create a new consumer giant worth $45 billion-plus.

Traditionally worn by fishermen and peasants, millennials and others in the far-flung region have co-opted the gamosa, tieing it around their heads, their waists and emblazoning it with anti-government slogans

Assam's 'Sons Of The Soil' Cherish New Protest Symbol

Assam's 'sons of the soil' cherish new protest symbol

The Paris treaty goals of capping global warmiThe COP25 deal "expresses the urgent need" for new carbon cutting commitments to close the gap between current emissions and ng at below two degrees

UN Chief Calls Climate Summit A 'Lost Opportunity'

UN chief calls climate summit a 'lost opportunity'

Protesters block a road after setting buses on fire during a demonstration against the Citizenship Amendment Bill in Howrah, on the outskirts of Kolkata

Six Dead In Protests Against Indian Citizenship Law

Six dead in protests against Indian citizenship law

And yet, the Madrid summit is headed for failure

UN Climate Talks Stagger Towards 'Mediocre' Outcome

More than 36 hours after the negotiations were due to end, delegates were close to agreement on contentious issues, including how ambitious each nation is in its individual plan to fight climate change.