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Minor Nuclear War Will Trigger Global Famine, NASA Scientist Warns

A new study warned that a small-scale nuclear war would trigger global events that would lead to wide-scale famine.

India Increasingly Diversifying Its Arms, Weapons Purchases

India’s dependence on Russia as a source for weapons has fallen

Meghan Markle's Fashion During Final Royal Engagements 'Hinted' At Her Future With 'Powerful Meaning'

The Duchess of Sussex's recently style choices have some discussing the meanings behind the looks.

Samsung says its new Z Flip folding smartphone fits in a pocket and is aimed at "trendsetters"

Samsung Offers Galaxy Phone Sanitizing Service Amid COVID-19 Outbreak

Samsung is currently offering a sanitizing service for Galaxy phones in select locations in light of the current coronavirus outbreak, a report says.

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Kiev joined a slew of other European cities in holding a rally to demand more respect for women's rights

Virus Fears, Violence Hit International Women's Day Rallies

Virus fears, violence hit International Women's Day rallies

Pakistan is only just beginning to grapple with what violent notions of honour mean for women online, in a country where internet penetration is at 22 percent and growing, but digital literacy is low

Nighat Dad, Pakistan's Digital Warrior Battling The Patriarchy

Nighat Dad, Pakistan's digital warrior battling the patriarchy

Struggling to deal with a new wave of arrivals, Greece, says it proved its humanitarian credentials during the 2015 migrant crisis, and now blames Turkey for encouraging migrants to leave for the European Union

Hospitality Gives Way To Hostility For Migrants To Greece

Hospitality gives way to hostility for migrants to Greece

Opinion polls indicate this year's election will be a tight race for New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern

Ardern Faces Election Struggle, Despite Global Praise

Ardern faces election struggle, despite global praise

Women have long fought for basic rights in Pakistan, where activists often face harassment and threats for the work they do

Pakistan's 'Biggest Feminist' Under Fire After Sexist Tirade

Pakistan's 'biggest feminist' under fire after sexist tirade

Rescuers search for victims in the rubble of a collapsed residential building in the Pakistani city of Karachi on Thursday

Pakistan Building Collapse Kills At Least 11: Officials

Pakistan building collapse kills at least 11: officials

Sri Lankan authorities believe the Indian Ocean island is being used as a trafficking transit point for drugs

Sri Lanka Seizes Record Drugs Haul At Sea

Sri Lanka seizes record drugs haul at sea

The worst pest plague in nearly three decades has wiped out entire harvests in Pakistan's agricultural heartlands

Pakistan Struggles To Combat Devastating Locust Plague

Pakistan struggles to combat devastating locust plague

Intra-Afghan negotiations are due to begin March 10 according to a US-Taliban deal signed in Doha on Saturday

Afghanistan Peace Talks: Trump Says He Had 'Very Good' Talk With Taliban Leader

Trump spoke with Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, who helped negotiate the peace agreement that will open the way for the U.S. to pull its troops out of Afghanistan.

Security researchers say in a new study that some 60 percent of cloud computing networks of major US companies have been compromised by hackers

Cybercrimes On The Rise? New Reports Show How Nation-States Playing Wider Hacking Role For Political Gain

Cybercrime is expected to cost the world $6 trillion by 2021.

The Taliban's decision to resume operations against Afghan forces comes just days after they agreed a deal with the United States

Taliban End Partial Truce As Afghan Violence Resumes

Taliban end partial truce as Afghan violence resumes

Migrants near Edirne in northwestern Turkey try to reach Greece by crossing the Maritsa river, on March 1, 2020. Thousands more reached the Turkish border with Greece after Turkey's President threatened to let them cross into Europe

Greece Blocks Nearly 10,000 Migrants At Turkey Border

Greece blocks nearly 10,000 migrants at Turkey border

Across Afghanistan, women remain wary of the Taliban, desperate to see an end to the violence, but fearful of paying a heavy price

Peace, But Not At Our Cost: Afghan Women Fear Taliban Return

Peace, but not at our cost: Afghan women fear Taliban return

China To Deploy Army Of 100,000 Ducks To Fight Locusts In Pakistan

According to media outlets in China the "disciplined-ducks" are ready and stationed in northwest China.

Workers are disinfecting buses and subway trains in Iran where more than a dozen people have died from the coronavirus outbreak. Duration: 00:43

WHO Says Virus At 'Decisive Point' As World Battles Spread

WHO says virus at 'decisive point' as world battles spread

Teen's Dismembered Body Found Inside Lion's Cage 2 Days After He Went Missing

"I think the police will also investigate whether the man himself climbed the fence and went inside or someone threw his dead body inside for the lions to eat," a safari park official said.