Turkey's finance minister says several private sector firms have agreed to reduce their prices to support the government's effort to bring down painfully high inflation.
Yemeni artisans take fragments of missiles fired by Saudi-led coalition to make their ornamental knives
AP Analysis: Disappearance of Saudi contributor to Washington Post shows Saudi Arabia's dark side
A court in southern India has released the chief editor of a prominent magazine hours after he was arrested on charges of defaming the state governor
Nine people have died in a fiery explosion at a steel plant in central India that produces rails for the government-run train system
EgyptAir seeks to shift blame to local advertising agency for bizarre Drew Barrymore article
Pakistan says it will seek a bailout loan from the International Monetary Fund to address a mounting balance of payments crisis
General Electric subsidiary to buy 5-percent stake in drilling arm of Abu Dhabi's oil company for $550 million
Bangladesh's president has signed a bill into law that has been criticized as stifling freedom of speech
Bahrain's House of Representatives has approved a bill allowing for value-added tax to be collected, sending it onto the National Assembly's upper chamber, the Shura Council
