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Saudi ‘Operation Restoring Hope’ In Yemen Seeks To Restore Hadi To Power, Still Includes Airstrikes

The Saudi-led coalition’s new mission in Yemen is more focused on politics, but airstrikes continue.

India Seizes 200 KG Heroin Shipment On Pakistani Boat

India seized 200 kg of heroin from Pakistani drug traffickers aboard a boat on the Arabian sea, a defense official said on Tuesday, in a $15 million haul that is one of the country's largest and comes as narcotic flows escalate from Afghanistan.

US, Allied Naval Forces Converge On Yemen As Iran Is Suspected Of Supplying Weapons To Houthis

The U.S. aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt is just one of many warships converging on the world's newest flashpoint.

China’s President Xi Jinping Expected To Announce $46B Infrastructure Aid To Pakistan

The funds are expected to help Pakistan recover from its energy crisis and give Beijing direct access to the Arabian Sea and beyond.

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Growing Muslim, Christian Populations Are A Threat To India Requiring Forced Family Planning, Hindu Nationalism Leaders Claim

Tensions have been on the rise between India's religious communities since Narendra Modi, a self-avowed Hindu nationalist, took power as prime minister.

'We Will Never Forget You,' Malala Writes To Kidnapped Nigerian Girls

Yousafzai called on Nigerian authorities and the international community "to do more" to free the more than 200 schoolgirls.

Bill Clinton As First Husband? If Hillary Wins, What Life At The White House Will Look Like For Former President In New Role

With Hillary Clinton formally announcing her plans to run for president Sunday, Bill Clinton might be preparing for a possible return to the White House.

Vaisakhi 2015: History, Facts About The Sikh Festival [PHOTOS]

The holiday is observed by millions of Sikhs in India, Pakistan, the United Kingdom and North America.

Bangladesh Islamist Leader Mohammad Kamaruzzaman Executed; Supporters Call For Nationwide Strike

Mohammad Kamaruzzaman was executed despite concerns his trial did not meet "fair international standards."

US, France, Israel Condemn Pakistan’s Release Of Alleged Mumbai Attack Mastermind Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi

Carried out by the militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba, the 2008 attack killed 166 people, including six Americans.

Militants Kill 20 Laborers In Pakistan's Southwestern Balochistan Province

The laborers, most of whom were from Pakistan's Sindh province, were lined up and shot dead at "point blank range."

India Buys 36 Rafale Fighter Jets From France's Dassault; May Get About Half By 2019

The fighter-bomber will give India a warplane more advanced than anything its rival Pakistan can field today.

Mumbai Terrorist Attack Suspect Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi Released From Pakistan Prison

Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi is accused of carrying out the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attack that killed 166 people.

Pakistan Arrests 17 Indian Fishermen, Seizes 3 Boats Over Illegal Fishing

The latest case follows last month’s arrest of 18 Indian fishermen and the seizure of three boats for violating territorial waters on the Arabian Sea off the Karachi coast.

US Considering Major Arms Sales To Egypt, Pakistan

The U.S. said it was considering a $57 million sale of air-to-surface missiles to Egypt, the second big arms deal this week after Congress was notified of a potential $1 billion sale of helicopters and missiles to Pakistan.