A privately owned television station in the Maldives says it has gone off the air because of threats during the country's current state of emergency
AP Exclusive: Interviews with recent refugees indicate Myanmar's military and Buddhist residents may be controlling food in order to force the few remaining Rohingya Muslims to leave
India's antitrust watchdog says Google abused its position as the dominant search engine in the country to create a search bias in favor of its own services and those of its partners
Pakistan's media regulatory instructs news channels, radio stations and print media to refrain from promoting Valentine's Day
Egypt says inflation rate has dropped to 17.1 percent in January, down from 21.9 percent in December
AP Exclusive: 'They want to erase us.' More than a dozen interviews by the AP with recent refugees show an increasing desperation among the dwindling numbers of Rohingya in Myanmar in the face of what the UN says may be a genocide.
Bahraini authorities say police have arrested four men suspected of being behind a blast on a state-run oil pipeline in November
Saudi Arabia's unprecedented anti-corruption campaign shows diminishing power of wealthy royals in face of crown prince
Correction: Iran story
Pakistani police say gunmen have opened fire on two Chinese nationals in the southern port city of Karachi, killing one and wounding the other
