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Coronavirus Stimulus Checks Mistakenly Sent To Thousands Of Foreign Workers Overseas

The IRS mistakenly sent thousands of $1,200 stimulus checks to foreigners who entered the U.S. on temporary work visas.

Modi Writes 'Golden History' Launching Hindu Temple On Kashmir Anniversary

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist supporters hail him as a visionary

Modi writes 'golden history' launching Hindu temple on Kashmir anniversary

Pakistan PM Khan Slams 'Oppressor' India On Kashmir Anniversary

Pakistani President Arif Alvi led a rally in solidarity with the people of Indian-administered Kashmir in Islamabad

Pakistan PM Khan slams 'oppressor' India on Kashmir anniversary

The global race is on to find a vaccine against COVID-19

China Offers Coronavirus Vaccine Priority Access to Poor, Developing Countries

China is making overtures to poor and developing countries to make a future COVID-19 vaccine available in an effort to improve its standing in the world's eyes.

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The US government has said TikTok is a national security threat - allegations the company denies

US Citizen Killed In Pakistan During Court Hearing On Blasphemy Charges

The U.S. State Department called on the Pakistani government to address its blasphemy laws, which carry death or life in prison sentences.

Injured mourners are taken to hospital after a suicide bomb attack on a funeral in eastern Afghanistan

Over 30 People Killed Ahead Of Muslim Festival In Afghanistan

At least 17 people were killed in a car-bombing in the city of Pul-e-Alan ahead of an agreed ceasefire between the Afghan government and the Taliban, and another 15 were killed by a Pakistani artillery strike.

India has bought 36 Rafale fighters from France in a deal estimated to be worth $9.4 billion

India Uses Arrival Of New Fighter Jets To Warn China

India uses arrival of new fighter jets to warn China

Nearly a quarter of humanity lives in the four most polluted countries, all in south Asia

Air Pollution 'Greatest Risk' To Global Life Expectancy

Air pollution 'greatest risk' to global life expectancy

The ship had been allowed to disembark at a Sicilian port on July 7

Italy Detains Migrant Rescue Ship Over Safety Concerns

Italy detains migrant rescue ship over safety concerns

Zoraiz Riaz Syed runs the Facebook group 'Corona Recovered Warriors' and says it has helped more than 750 people connect with blood plasma donors

Pakistanis Risk Unproven Plasma Treatment In Virus Fight

Pakistanis risk unproven plasma treatment in virus fight

Pakistan Warns Video-sharing App TikTok Over 'Immoral Content'

Pakistan warns video-sharing app TikTok over 'immoral content'

The United Arab Emirates -- made up of seven sheikdoms including the oil-rich capital Abu Dhabi and freewheeling Dubai -- has become a hub for young professionals and a safe haven in a region blighted by political turmoil and poverty

Dubai Expatriates Race For New Jobs After Virus Layoffs

Dubai expatriates race for new jobs after virus layoffs

A Taliban delegation (pictured) met with a group of powerful Afghans including political figures in Doha in 2019 amid separate talks with the US seeking to end the long-running conflict

Taliban Reshuffle Negotiators Ahead Of Afghan Talks

Taliban reshuffle negotiators ahead of Afghan talks

In recent days, Pakistan has seen the rate of new coronavirus infections slow considerably

Pakistan PM Khan Urges 'Simplicity' To Slow Virus Over Eid

Pakistan PM Khan urges 'simplicity' to slow virus over Eid

More than 120 million people have been placed under lockdown in the Indian state of Bihar

India Coronavirus Cases Pass One Million

India coronavirus cases pass one million

India's health system is in danger of being overwhelmed by the coronavirus, which the Red Cross said was spreading across south Asia "at an alarming rate"

New Lockdowns Ordered As India Virus Cases Near One Million

New lockdowns ordered as India virus cases near one million

A US atomic bomb of the type nicknamed "Little Boy" that was dropped by a US Army Air Force B-29 bomber on August 9, 1945 over Hiroshima, Japan

US Scientists Urge Government To Renounce Nuclear Tests

US scientists urge government to renounce nuclear tests

Save the Children said that for the first time ever, "an entire generation of children globally have had their education disrupted"

Ten Million Kids 'May Never Return To School' After Virus

Ten million kids 'may never return to school' after virus

The WHO says aggressive control measures can rein in the spread of the coronavirus

The COVID-19 Pandemic Is Just Hitting Developing Countries. Here's How to Respond

Many of these countries lack the infrastructure, living conditions, and administrative capacity to enforce lockdowns like those we've seen in Italy and other rich nations.