Wrapping up six days of marathon nuclear talks with mixed results, Iran and six world powers were yesterday prepared to issue a

Regional rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran yesterday traded accusations over the escalating conflict in Yemen, which the UN rights chief

Following a video starred by Deepika Padukone, A response on women's empowerment has fuelled debate on gender equality in India.

Microsoft has refreshed its tablet line-up with a new entry-level device that runs more software, but is also more expensive than its predecessor.

Thailand Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-Ocha says he has asked Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej for permission to bring an end to martial law.

At least 15 people killed in landslides following floods in Indian-administered Kashmir, officials say.

Police have arrested three editors from a Malaysian news portal and charged them with sedition over a news report

Palash, the largest tiger at the Sanjay Gandhi National Park in Mumbai, still paces his cage for the hour leading up to dinner and still pounces on his meal when his handlers lift the gate to his feeding room. But lately what the 440-pound feline finds is not his usual 15 pounds of raw beef, fresh from the slaughter.

Malaysian court finds a local man guilty of murdering two British medical students in Borneo.

A Red Cross employee is killed and another injured in a gun attack by suspected Islamist militants in Mali

Myanmar government and 16 ethnic armed groups agree on the draft of a nationwide ceasefire towards ending over 65 years of armed conflict in the country.

Foreign ministers from six world powers and their Iranian counterpart negotiate in Switzerland on the Iran's Nuclear Programme and the talks are to reach a preliminary agreement on final day of the talks.

The governor of Indiana has defended a new law that has unleashed a wave of condemnation across the United States of America

Thai police said yesterday they had charged 70 migrants from Myanmar and six Rohingya Muslims with illegal entry after they were

Four South Korean tourists along with their driver were killed in a bus crash in central Nepal yesterday, police said. Another South Korean

An air strike killed dozens of people at a camp for displaced people in northwest Yemen yesterday, aid workers said, as Arab

Foreign ministers from major powers raced against the clock yesterday on the eve of a deadline to nail down the final pieces of a

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned world powers yesterday that any nuclear deal they strike with Iran would be seen as a

In pursuing rapprochement with Pakistan and the United States, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani is the very antithesis of his fiery

Myanmar peace negotiators agreed the draft text of a historic nationwide ceasefire agreement yesterday, as the country edges closer to