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Italy became the first European country to report one of its nationals had died from the virus

Xi Says China Facing 'Big Test' With Virus, Global Impact Spreads

Xi says China facing 'big test' with virus, global impact spreads

Iran Neighbours Impose Travel Bans As Coronavirus Toll Rises

Iran's health minister, Saeed Namaki, said the treatment of COVID-19 cases would be free

Iran neighbours impose travel bans as coronavirus toll rises

Coronavirus Update: Latest Figures On The Crisis As Cases Soar In Italy

The deserted square outside San Biagio church in Codogno, southeast of Milan after a flurry of coronavirus cases were reported in northern Italy.

Italy has put thousands of its citizens on lockdown to prevent the spread of the virus.

The partial truce marks a historic step in more than 18 years of gruelling conflict in Afghanistan

Partial Truce Mostly Holds Across Afghanistan On First Day

Partial truce mostly holds across Afghanistan on first day

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In August India's Hindu-nationalist government ended Kashmir's seven-decade semi-autonomous status and imposed restrictions on movement and a communications blackout

Kashmir Journalist Wins AFP's Kate Webb Prize

Kashmir journalist wins AFP's Kate Webb Prize

14 Dead, 500 Fall Sick As Toxic Gas Leak Threatens Pakistan

The toxic gas still seemed to be leaking in Karachi.

US President Donald Trump, seen here with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, did not know that India shared a border with China, according to a new book

Hindu Nationalist Group Condemns Modi For Expenses Related To Trump Visit

Shiv Sena has criticized Modi for costs related to Trump’s visit to India

Imran Khan's comments come as the US and the Taliban appear on the brink of a deal

Pakistan No Longer A Militant Safe Haven: PM Imran Khan

Pakistan no longer a militant safe haven: PM Imran Khan

Pakistan is home to an estimated 2.4 million registered and undocumented people who have fled Afghanistan

In 'Mini Kabul', Afghan Refugees Mark 40 Years In Pakistan

In 'mini Kabul', Afghan refugees mark 40 years in Pakistan

Man Shot Dead By Wife For Allegedly Raping Daughters

Upon questioning, the woman confessed to killing the crime and said her husband had been sexually abusing his daughters for a while. On Wednesday night, he again assaulted their 14-year-old daughter and the following morning, she killed him.

An Iranian craftsman works at a workshop in the southern Tehran district of Molavi

Iranians Feel Strain Of Turmoil And Sanctions

Iranians feel strain of turmoil and sanctions

German nationals evacuated Wuhan wait on a bus to be taken to quarantine after arriving at Frankfurt airport

Foreigners Stranded In Wuhan By Virus Tell Of Fear And Rations

Foreigners stranded in Wuhan by virus tell of fear and rations

Hafiz Saaed has denied being the mastermind of the 2008 terror attacks on India's financial capital

Pakistan Jails Alleged Mastermind Of 2008 Mumbai Terror Attack

Pakistan jails alleged mastermind of 2008 Mumbai terror attack

Hafiz Saaed had denied being the mastermind of the 2008 terror attacks on India's financial capital

Pakistan Jails Mumbai Terror Attack Suspect, Says Lawyer

Pakistan jails Mumbai terror attack suspect, says lawyer

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said there had been 'notable progress' in negotiations

US-Taliban Breakthrough Appears Closer As Ghani Reports Progress

US-Taliban breakthrough appears closer as Ghani reports progress

The US has tested a missile previously banned under a now-defunct pact with Russia which limited the use of nuclear and conventional medium-range weapons

Researchers Explain How All-Out Nuclear War Would Paralyze Earth’s Oceans

A team of researchers studied how a nuclear war between two countries, such as the U.S. and Russia, would affect the entire planet. They concluded that such an event could trigger a nuclear winter that could paralyze the ecosystem of Earth’s oceans.