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Pakistan Post-Election: What Can We Expect From New Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif?

Pakistan has completed its first peaceful civilian government transition. Now what's next?

7 Caught Trespassing At Quabbin Reservoir In Belchertown, Mass.; Patrols Increased Across State

Massachusetts State Police detained seven people on Tuesday after they were caught trespassing at the Quabbin Reservoir in Belchertown, Mass.

Suspicious Death Of British Girl In Indian Hospital Raises Specter Of Illegal Human Organ Trade

The trade of human organs –- though illegal since 1994 –- is believed to be widespread and highly lucrative in India.

Pakistan's Press Is As Aggressive As Ever - So Why Was The NYT's Declan Walsh Expelled?

Amid the cacophony of Pakistan's media voices, the Interior Ministry tried to silence the New York Times -- but why?

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Pakistan General Elections 2013: Millions Vote In Violence-Marred Polls

In landmark general elections held on Saturday, millions voted amid reports of violence marring the democratic process.

Pakistan Orders The New York Times Islamabad Chief To Leave On Eve Of Election

Shortly before Pakistan's historic election, authorities kicked out a prominent journalist for the New York Times, sparking outrage.

Pakistan’s Elections: Unprecedented, Unpredictable, And Possibly Deadly

Saturday will mark the first time in Pakistan's history that a civilian government has completed a full term in office.

Former Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani’s Son Ali Haider Gilani Abducted By Gunmen From An Election Rally

Ahead of crucial Pakistan general elections, gunmen on Thursday abducted the son of former Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani.

Pakistani Prisoner Sanaullah Haq Dies In Indian Hospital After Jail Attack, A Week After Indian Prisoner Sarabjit Singh’s Death In Pakistan

A Pakistani prisoner, who was critically injured at a high-security prison in Indian-administered Kashmir, died in a hospital on Thursday.

Pakistan Elections: Imran Khan Advised One-Week Rest After Sustaining Head Injury On Campaign Trail

Pakistani politician Imran Khan was advised to rest for a week after sustaining injuries in a fall while campaigning.

India mother holding baby near Baran Jan 2013

300,000 Babies In India Die On Day Of Birth Every Year: Save The Children

South Asia, which accounts for about one-fourth of the global population, records 40 percent of all first-day deaths on the planet.

Pervez Musharraf’s Political Party APML Decides To Boycott General Elections Scheduled For May 11 In Pakistan

Former Pakistan president Pervez Musharraf’s party on Saturday said it would boycott the upcoming general elections.

Line Of Actual Control: China And India Again Squabbling Over Disputed Himalayan Border

China is denying reports that it has soldiers camped out in Indian territory. Why is the land so important?

Rajesh Khanna Dies: Best Images Of Bollywood's First Superstar [PHOTOS]

Bollywood At 100: How Big Is India’s Mammoth Film Industry?

With 1,000 films produced annually (about double Hollywood’s output), Bollywood is the world’s most prolific cinema factory.

Disney Pulls Out Of Bangladesh After Building Collapse Plagues Garment Industry

The company, a large licenser, stopped branded production in Bangladesh after a series of fatal workplace safety disasters.

Bangladesh Building Collapse Worst Garment Factory Disaster Ever, But There Have Been Many Other Similar Tragedies

Hundreds of other Bangladeshi garment workers have died in other fires over the past decade.

Pakistani Prosecutor In Benazir Bhutto Assassination Case Shot Dead In Islamabad; Bodyguard Wounded

A prosecutor investigating the 2007 assassination of former PM Benazir Bhutto was shot dead on Friday by gunmen on a motorcycle.

Sarabjit Singh’s Death In Pakistan Sparks Fury And Grief In India; Pakistani Prisoner Attacked In India's Jammu Jail

Sarabjit Singh, an Indian man convicted of spying by a Pakistani court who died on Thursday will be buried at a state funeral in his home village.

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Papua New Guinea Seeks To Resume Death Penalty In Wake Of Horrific Crime Spree, But Activists Object

In 2012 the number of countries that have abolished the death penalty rose to 97 – up from 80 in 2003.

Final Sections Of One World Trade Center Scheduled To Be Delivered Today

After weather delays canceled the delivery of the final pieces of One World Trade center, the final two pieces are scheduled to be delivered today, weather permitting.

Sarabjit Singh, Indian Convicted Of Spying By Pakistan, Dies After Lahore Jail Attack

An Indian man sentenced to death 22 years ago on espionage charges by a Pakistan court died on Thursday, after being brutally attacked in a Lahore jail.

The Man Who Helped Locate Osama Bin Laden: Will Pakistan Soon Release Dr. Shakil Afridi?

Dr. Shakil Afridi was sentenced to 33 years in prison for treason.

The Commonwealth: A Nostalgic Remnant Of The British Empire, As Canada Criticizes Sri Lanka Over Human Rights Record

Canada is demanding that Sri Lanka not be allowed to hold a Commonwealth summit on human rights issues.

Were The Boston Bombing Suspects Trained? Lawmaker Believes Mother Helped Radicalize Tsarnaevs

Rep. Michael McCaul, chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, believes the Boston bombing suspects were trained prior to the April 15 attack.