UN human rights experts urge India to release anti-CAA protesters
Experts say the arrests were made to send a ‘chilling message’ to India’s civil society
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Australian PM on China tensions: country won't trade values in response to 'coercion'
SYDNEY (Reuters) – Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said that he would not be intimidated
India, China hold talks to defuse border standoff, thin out some forces
NEW DELHI (Reuters) – Indian and Chinese military commanders made progress in talks on Wednesday
What is the way forward in India-Nepal border dispute?
India says new road to Lipulekh falls within Indian territory, but Nepal claims at least
Afghan forces killed as gov't urges Taliban to extend ceasefire
Afghan government says efforts under way to extend the ceasefire as Taliban delegation arrives in
Afghan Taliban leader says committed to deal with the US
In Eid message Haibatullah Akhunzada asks US ‘not to waste’ the opportunity offered by the
Philippines evacuates hundreds of thousands as typhoon makes landfall
MANILA (Reuters) – Philippine authorities started moving 200,000 people away from their homes in coastal
Jailed Kashmiri separatist Yasin Malik 'being denied fair trial'
Slapped with a slew of cases, many in disputed Himalayan region fear the pro-freedom leader
'Important step': US envoy welcomes release of Afghan prisoners
Taliban on Sunday released 20 Afghan security personnel after government freed hundreds of the group’s