Iraqi families, widows and children of IS members, bear their men's legacy of guilt, shame
A U.N.-commissioned report says the war in Yemen has set back its development by more than 20 years
India says it will buy crude oil from other major oil producing countries in view of the United States' decision this week to end waivers that allowed it to buy Iranian oil without facing U.S. sanctions
Afghan official says explosion at coal mine in northern province kills at least 7 miners
Japan confirms 1 fatality in Sri Lankan blasts, which killed more than 200 people
A look at the churches and hotels targeted in Sri Lanka blasts on Easter Sunday
Sri Lanka hospital spokesman: Easter Sunday blasts kill 30, wound 283 others
A former employee of India's Supreme Court has accused the country's chief justice of sexual harassment, an accusation that was vehemently denied by the judge
Pakistan's prime minister reshuffled his cabinet, changing the portfolios of some key ministers just hours after the country's finance minister stepped down
New Dubai arena is latest megaproject to be unveiled despite concerns of economic slowdown
