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Indian National Faces Trial In Germany For Spying On Sikhs, Kashmiris For India’s Secret Service

India fears separatist movements in Punjab and Kashmir

Solemn Europe To Mark WWII Anniversary Despite Virus Damage

France is inching toward a May 11 deadline to begin easing its confinement measures

Solemn Europe to mark WWII anniversary despite virus damage

Booze Battle For Pakistan's Drinkers During Lockdown And Ramadan

The Murree Brewery is the largest legal supplier of alcohol

Booze battle for Pakistan's drinkers during lockdown and Ramadan

Health workers administer polio drops to a child in the Indian city of Amritsar in January 2020

Pompeo Sees WHO Role In Polio Despite Virus Feud

Pompeo sees WHO role in polio despite virus feud

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Muslim men check the interior of a partially burnt mosque on March 1, 2020 after communal riots in New Delhi

US Panel Wants India On Religious Freedom Blacklist

US panel wants India on religious freedom blacklist

Prince William Will No Longer Do This When He Becomes King, Unlike Wife Kate Middleton

Prince William will no longer be asked to present a passport when he travels abroad once he becomes king.

Health workers have complained for weeks that Pakistan's hospitals are suffering chronic shortages of safety gear

Pakistani Doctors Launch Hunger Strike Over Virus Protection Fears

Pakistani doctors launch hunger strike over virus protection fears

Ramadan, one of the five pillars of Islam

Unprecedented Virus Lockdown As Muslims Mark Sombre Ramadan

Unprecedented virus lockdown as Muslims mark sombre Ramadan

Participants in a "People's Motorcade" stop at the Trump International Hotel to deliver fake body bags during a protest against the administration's response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Washington, DC

UN Pushes For Virus Vaccine As Trump Disinfectant Theory Sparks Outrage

UN pushes for virus vaccine as Trump disinfectant theory sparks outrage

A girl looks at a mural by artist Rachel List paying tribute to NHS staff in Britain

Muslims Start Ramadan Under Lockdown As US Beefs Up Virus Support

Muslims start Ramadan under lockdown as US beefs up virus support

Members of Qatar's philharmonic orchestra perform from their balconies one last time before Ramadan in Qatar's Qanat Quartier, a part of Doha's man-made Pearl island

Unprecedented Virus Lockdown As Muslims Mark Ramadan

Unprecedented virus lockdown as Muslims mark Ramadan

Muslims pray in Cape Town before looking for the crescent moon that signals the start of Ramadan

Muslims Mark Ramadan With Unprecedented Virus Lockdowns

Muslims mark Ramadan with unprecedented virus lockdowns

Coronavirus and contracting oil-dependent economies have left thousands of foreign workers in the Gulf sick, unemployed, unpaid or at the mercy of unscrupulous employers

Sick, Stranded And Broke: Crisis Hits Gulf's Migrant Workers

Sick, stranded and broke: crisis hits Gulf's migrant workers

Employees lift the body of a COVID-19 victim before loading it into the furnace at the New Sonapur Hindu crematorium in Dubai

No Last Goodbye For Gulf Migrant Workers Lost To Pandemic

No last goodbye for Gulf migrant workers lost to pandemic

Worshippers maintain social distancing at a mosque in Karachi in Pakistan at the weekend

Ramadan On Collision Course With Virus For Asia's Muslims

Authorities have tried to limit the fallout during the sacred period of fasting, which starts Thursday, but in many cases religious leaders have brushed aside concerns about activities that could spread COVID-19.

For one Afghan toilet paper firm, Kabul's lockdown in response to the COVID-19 pandemic has meant its supply of raw materials has dried up

Virus Wipes Away Afghan Toilet-paper Maker's Expansion Plans

Virus wipes away Afghan toilet-paper maker's expansion plans

Foreign investors that share land borders with India will only be allowed to invest with government approval

Asia Virus Latest: India Curbs Foreign Takeovers; Japanese Tulips Snipped

Asia virus latest: India curbs foreign takeovers; Japanese tulips snipped

Pakistan Frets Over Proposed U.S. Anti-Sub Missile Sales To India

Pakistan is concerned about the U.S. plan to sell sophisticated anti-sub missiles to India

Thousands of laid-off Bangladeshi garment workers have taken streets to demanding payment from factories and support from big name brands who have cancelled orders

Fast-fashion Nightmare For Bangladeshi Clothes Makers

Fast-fashion nightmare for Bangladeshi clothes makers

Bangladeshis: Rising Immigrant Group Struggling And Striving In New York City

Bangladeshi immigrants face a number of challenges in New York.

The Middle East's first cases of new coronavirus have been reported in the United Arab Emirates, where the glitzy city state of Dubai alone drew nearly a million Chinese visitors last year

Coronavirus Crisis: South Asian Migrants Trapped In Limbo In Persian Gulf Nations

Millions of migrant workers from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh are stranded in the Gulf

Spyware Campaign Poses As iOS And Android COVID-19 Tracker; What To Do?

A suspected cyber espionage app is reportedly posing as a COVID-19 tracker to entice Android and iOS users.

Angelina Jolie Interviews Daniel Pearl’s Widow Mariane About Overcoming Trauma, Hard Realities

Angelina Jolie interviewed Daniel Pearl’s widow Mariane about overcoming trauma and talking hard realities with her children.

A policemen in protective gear helps clear the Nizamuddin area of New Delhi after a Coronavirus outbreak following a religious gathering

Coronavirus May Sharply Cut South Asian Economic Growth, Undo Gains Made Against Poverty: World Bank

The World Bank warned that the coronavirus pandemic is likely to severely hurt South Asian economies

A man wearing a facemask walks in front of a mural at Leishenshan Hospital in Wuhan, China

Asia Virus Latest: China Imported Cases Rise, World Bank Warning

Asia virus latest: China imported cases rise, World Bank warning

The report warned that the pandemic will reinforce inequality in the region

Pandemic A 'Perfect Storm' For South Asia, World Bank Says

Pandemic a 'perfect storm' for South Asia, World Bank says

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