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Pakistani executed in Saudi Arabia for committing rape, murder
Amjad Ali Kol was convicted of raping and strangling a woman in Tabuk, before stealing her money.
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Militants kill 13 Afghan troops at army post: Police
Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid claimed responsibility for the assault in an email.
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Bomb near Iraq mosque kills seven
The bomber struck after prayers, wounding another 25 people the sources say.
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Russia to launch first manned space flight in 2018: Putin
Russia wants the launch site near Chinese border to rival its current site in Kazakhstan.
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US agency says N Korea has nuclear weapon but seen unlikely
South Korea's Defence Ministry does not believe North Korea could mount a nuclear warhead on a missile.
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N Korea threatens nuclear retaliation on Japan
If Japan makes a slightest move, the spark of war will touch Japan first, KCNA says in a commentary.
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Afghan Refugees: In support of host communities
The German Development Bank is supporting Pakistan's efforts to rehabilitate Afghan refugees.
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China to continue boosting spinning sector’s prospects
Analysts see strong growth for the sector as Chinese demand for yarn increases.
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Siemens to cut over 3,000 global jobs, including in Pakistan
As many as 200 jobs in Pakistan to be cut as a factory is closed.
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Swedish mosque gets green light for prayer calls
Mosque in Stockholm suburb becomes first mosque in Sweden to be allowed to issue Friday prayer calls.
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Three killed in Bangladesh clashes: Police
Clashes erupt in parts of Bangladesh on the fourth day of a nationwide strike called by Jamaat-e-Islami.
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Pakistan ranks low 105 on WEF’s Information Technology report
Pakistan falls for failed procurement of advance technologies, broadband cannibalising on individual internet users.
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S Korea raises alert before expected N Korea missile test
The North last week told foreign diplomats in Pyongyang they had until April 10 to consider evacuation.
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Obama budget cuts funds for US spy agencies
National Intelligence Director James Clapper warns that spy agencies will have to "do less with less".
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Irish inquest hears Indian's abortion refusal was 'Catholic thing'
Savita died in a hospital when she was allegedly denied an abortion due to Roman Catholic ethos.
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Strategic dialogue: Russian delegation due this month
Arms control, nuclear disarmament, and non-proliferation will be discussed.
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Two dead, many feared hurt in India rail accident: Official
Rescue workers have been sent to help people: Spokesperson for Southern Railways
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Thatcher made 'racist' comments: Australian FM Carr
Australia could end up like Fiji where the Indian migrants have taken over: Thatcher to Carr
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Hotly awaited Malaysia election set for May 5
Two-week official campaign period to kick off on April 20.
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Death toll at 37 as Iran wraps up quake rescue
Around 850 others injured in the 6.1 magnitude quake.
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South Korea raises alert before expected North Korea missile test
North last week told foreign diplomats in Pyongyang they had until April 10 to consider evacuation.
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Not so stupid: AQ Khan doubts N Korea will explode nuclear device
North Korea is a small country, if America drops a single bomb, there won’t be any North Korea on the map: Qadeer
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France expects surge in trade with Pakistan
Trade will make a quantum leap after GSP Plus status for Islamabad.
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Velvet glove on an iron fist
Thatcher ensured that Britain’s role in Europe became that of a permanent irritant rather than a profitable partner.
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Egypt satirist faces new probe for ‘insulting Pakistan’
New lawsuits accuse Youssef of 'insulting the state of Pakistan and causing tensions in its relations with Egypt'.
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Afghanistan helicopter crash kills two Americans
There were no reports of enemy activity in the area.
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Israeli settler gets life for 1997 Palestinian murders
The religious activist was handed two life sentences by the Jerusalem District Court.
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South Sudan ambush kills 5 UN peacekeepers, 7 civilians
India's foreign ministry said the peacekeepers killed were Indian.
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China says it does not want chaos on Korean peninsula
Tension has been fuelled by North Korean anger over the imposition of UN sanctions after its last nuclear arms test.
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North Korea urges South evacuation, warns of nuclear war
Warning follows a similar evacuation advisory given to foreign embassies in Pyongyang.
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Two French hostages freed in Afghanistan: Officials
Pierre Borghi was kidnapped in late November while the second released man was taken captive in Kabul on January 27.
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Iran opens new uranium production facility: TV
The two mines in the city of Saghand in central Iran operate 350 metres underground.
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WikiLeaks launches searchable US historical archive
Archive includes the officially declassified memos - which WikiLeaks referred to as the "Kissinger Cables."
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End of an era: Farewell to the ‘Iron Lady’
Tributes pour in for Britain’s longest serving prime minister.
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Trial of Bin Laden's son-in-law hit by US budget cuts
Sulaiman Abu Ghaith's lawyer said he doubted he could be ready by Kaplan's suggested trial date in September.
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Agreement with Indonesia has opened trade doors for Pakistan
Indonesian envoy reaffirms support to the Pakistani business community.
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US, allies plan big Gulf naval exercise in May
In addition to minesweeping and drones, this year's event will include escorting ships, protecting offshore terminals.
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Facts about North Korea's Musudan missile
The Musudan was first unveiled as an indigenous missile at a military parade in Pyongyang in October 2010.
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Bangladesh PM rules out new blasphemy law
Sheikh Hasina says existing laws are adequate to prosecute anyone accused of insulting a religion.
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UN's Ban urges North Korea to refrain from 'further provocation'
North Korea cannot go on like this, confronting and challenging the authority of the UN: Ban
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Britain's Cameron to push reform on tour of EU capitals
Cameron will also discuss the civil war in Syria during his talks with Spanish premier.
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US commander in South Korea cancels Washington trip over tensions
Move is latest demonstration of US caution after North Korean rhetoric including threats to launch a nuclear attack.
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Israel can only rely on self against Iran threat: PM
We appreciate the efforts of the international community to halt Iran's nuclear programme: Netanyahu
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Saudi gives illegal foreign workers including Pakistanis 3 months' grace
Saudi Arabia hosts eight million foreign workers, mostly in very low-paid jobs.
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India successfully test fires Agni II missile
Weighing 17 tonnes, the Agni II can carry a payload of more than 1,000 kg to a distance of 2,000 km.
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NATO strike kills 10 children in Afghanistan: officials
Children killed during a joint Afghan-NATO operation in the restive Kunar province bordering Pakistan.
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More needs to be done to protect women: Indian PM
Singh said his government had moved quickly to bring about significant amendments in the criminal law.
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New premier pledges to shield Lebanon from Syria dangers
Lebanese politician Tammam Salam's primary task will be to prepare for parliamentary elections due in June.
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N Korea shows no sign of repositioning forces: Britain
North Korea has a strategic choice to make between increased isolation or better relations with the world.
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Kerry says up to Israel, Turkey to set pace on normalizing ties
US Secretary of State John Kerry stresses the importance of normalising the relationship between Turkey and Israel.