Cher travels to Pakistan to help 'world's loneliest elephant'
Cher has been helping set up Kaavan's move from a Pakistan zoo to a sanctuary in Cambodia.
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One new Covid case, Black Friday warning for shoppers
Seven cases today, including the six Pakistani cricketers announced yesterday.
Pakistan's drastic punishment for rapists
Pakistan has taken dramatic action after a number of horrific sexual assaults.
World living in 'shadow of nuclear catastrophe', UN chief says
Antonio Guterres concerned at escalating dispute between Trump's administration and China.
He loves Pakistani cricket. It doesn't love him back
New York Times:"I don't think anything prepared me for the hostility I was going to face."
'World's loneliest elephant' can leave zoo for new life
Rescuing Kaavan attracted the attention of animal activists around the world.
Covid 19: Middle East death toll over 50,000
Likely to be more as war-ravaged nations such as Libya and Yemen are under-reported.
Covid 19 cases surge to record heights around the world
South Korea Covid-19 cases are spiking to their highest daily levels in four months.
Two new Covid cases today - from Pakistan, Dublin
Both of today's new cases tested positive on day three of managed isolation stay.
Militants attack stock exchange in Pakistan, killing at least three
The attackers were armed with grenades and automatic rifles, police said.
Pakistan PM Imran Khan accuses US of making Osama bin Laden a 'martyr'
The US refused to tell Islamabad of its operation against bin Laden in 2011.
Pakistan finds 30 percent of pilot licences to be fake
The ministry's report found that 260 of the country's 860 pilots were void.
'Human error': Pakistan plane crash caused by 'distracted' pilots talking about Covid-19
Ninety-seven people died when jet crashed into residential neighbourhood in Karachi.
Editorial: Asian flare-ups in a changing world
Editorial: Eyes warily on Asia as "America First" architect Donald Trump heads to polls.
Pakistan's lockdown ended a month ago. Now hospital signs read 'full'
New York Times: Country has registered at least 100,000 new cases since lockdown lifted.
Reopening on shaky ground: The view from five countries
New York Times: Some countries have ended lockdown despite struggling with rising cases.
Turbulence, warnings before Pakistan plane crash killed 97
The black box that will detail the final moments of the flight is with the authorities.
'Mayday, mayday': Survivor tells of final moments onboard deadly flight
Mohammad Zubair was one of just two surviving passengers.
Pakistan plane crash: Footage shows moments before tragedy
Officials said two passengers had survived the horrific crash.
Passenger plane carrying 107 people crashes into houses in Pakistan
Footage showed plumes of smoke rising from the site of the crash.
Women face dilemma in a war zone: Risk the blasts or sexual assault
New York Times: Community shelters have become a stalking ground for sexual predators.
Struck down: Iran's anti-coronavirus chief has the virus
Iraj Harirchi had spoken at a news conference on Monday, showing signs of illness.
The country refusing to rescue its citizens from China
Evacuation is deemed 'irresponsible' due to the country's struggling health-care system.
Former Pakistani leader sentenced to death
Pakistani court has sentenced the former leader to death for treason in a historic first.
Now we're getting serious: New cricket academy established
The partnership is a first between the New Zealand Cricket Foundation and a school.
Pakistani train inferno was decades in the making
New York Times: The railway system has long been plagued by corruption and mismanagement.
Panic in Pakistani city after 900 children test positive for HIV
New York Times: Health workers say the reuse of syringes drove the outbreak.
Survivors say burning train took 20 minutes to stop, 74 dead
Three carriages on the train were consumed by a blaze caused by a gas cooker.
Fire on moving train kills 65 passengers in Pakistan
The fire broke out when a gas stove exploded as breakfast was being prepared on board.
Nuclear fire: The conflict that could kill twice as many as in WWII
This stoush between nuclear powers could kill millions and change the face of our planet.
Model murdered after 'racy post'
26-year-old Qandeel Baloch was found strangled at her home near Multan in 2016.
Imran Khan warns of 'bloodbath' in Kashmir
India and Pakistan have fought two of their three wars over the Himalayan region.
Jacinda Ardern tells UN to learn lessons of mosque attacks
Jacinda Ardern's speech focused on how the lessons of March 15 can bring people together.
Trump ditches gun reform a day after quizzing Ardern about it
Jacinda Ardern had a busy morning in New York with several bilateral meetings