Former Japanese prime minister shot while campaigning for upcoming Upper House election, in Nara, western Japan

Bowing to inevitable as more than 50 ministers quit, Johnson says it is clear his party wanted someone else in charge

All of China must prepare for potential disasters as flood season reaches a pivotal period, a govt official warned

Islamabad says documents crafted using disinformation seek to divert world’s attention from rights violations in IIOJK

Russian president dares the West to try to defeat Moscow on the battlefield

Two kilogrammes of gold bars and some cash also seized during operation

Israeli officials also seeking expanded permission for their airlines to fly over Saudi soil to Asian destinations

Wheat grain exports were severely curtailed in May to shore up national food reserves

Poverty pushed 71m into poverty globally in just three months since March 2022, says UN Development Programme

Most of the pilgrims are coming from abroad, and pilgrimages are usually a significant revenue earner for Saudi Arabia

The war-torn country has been struggling since Kabul's fall. Now an earthquake has made the situation bleaker.

Survivors of the recent earthquake in Afghanistan recall their trauma

Investigation reveals 757 fake Twitter accounts linked to right-wing Indian politician

All of the women were either born without a uterus or needed to have it removed

Vegan woman, her husband went to sleep when the toddler started to struggle to breathe

Spokesperson says relevant parties should avoid complicating the situation with unilateral move

Bharatiya Janata Party without Muslim legislator in parliament representing over 200m Muslims

Islamabad to seek some waiver from EU regarding ratification of new protocols

Ambassador Masood Khan and Texas governor discuss cooperation in petroleum, agriculture, climate and engineering

Zabihullah Mujahid says efforts underway to release Afghan nationals detained overseas

Athlete says Pakistan one of the most welcoming countries, among the best for paragliding

Taliban government officials said houses were reduced to rubble and bodies swathed in blankets lay on the ground

Firearms cause approximately 40,000 deaths a year in the US