Democratic candidate Pete Buttigieg speaks Norwegian, and several other candidates in the 2020 race also speak a second language

New Zealand’s Prime Minister by wearing hijab, not only deny those brave women’s struggle for freedom, she insults them too, Taslima twits

We are sure the Abrar footbridge and the like will not help to heal the chronic bruise of transport chaos and the resultant road fatalities

Haka means "dance" in the language of New Zealand's Maori people

A ground-breaking study released in Japan this week concludes that political candidates who smile more get more votes

Cargo vessels are being delayed by up to a week, and the cranes on the dock stand idle

Chandrashekhar Azad is challenging Prime Minister Narendra Modi to a David versus Goliath battle for the veteran politician's seat, in Varanasi

A report says that 1 gigabyte (GB) of mobile data cost $0.26 in India (£0.20)

The 9/11 attacks draws Australia into the War on Terror in support of its closest ally and geopolitical sponsor, the United States

Voter turnout among women will be higher in this year's general election than that of men

Distressing footage shows him firing indiscriminately at men, women and children at close range inside the Al Noor mosque

India has entered full election mode: voting is due to begin on 11 April, with the final ballot cast more than five weeks later on 19 May

The incident takes place just days before a key summit between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un

India and Pakistan have long been at loggerheads since 1947, but their shared love of Bollywood has somehow survived through Partition

Much of the paper made in India is used to make books and school books for a rapidly growing population

As tensions between India and Pakistan escalated following a deadly suicide attack last month

The brother of JeM founder Masood Azhar has been taken into "preventative detention" alongside another relative and dozens of others

Mrs Zaghari-Ratcliffe was jailed for five years in Iran in 2016 after being convicted of spying, which she denies

ILO report found that 1.3 billion women were in work in 2018, compared with two billion men – a less than two percent improvement in the last 27 year

Mr Modi has appealed to the opposition to refrain from politicising the hostilities

No political party can afford to concede that it was exploiting a near war for electoral gains

Google thinks they’re paying women more than men for the same work. And they are making one-time payouts to the men to make up for the hardship

The pilot became a national hero within hours of his capture after Pakistani forces shot down his fighter jet

Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is a call of the time for win-win cooperation for the world, said Zhang Yesui

Kashmir has been split between India and Pakistan since 1947, and two of the Asian nations' three wars have been over the region

Wing Commander Abhinandan has emerged as the face of the Indo-Pak tension

Authorities across Europe are alive to the threat of returning jihadists

It has already destroyed 80 square kilometres of moorland and is now threatening indigenous forests

The jet was shot down in Pakistan-administered Kashmir on Wednesday after a dogfight between Indian and Pakistani warplanes

Lorries containing supplies from the United States, Brazil and Colombia are turned away

Professor Sen argues that the social inequality inherent in Hindutva translates into an acceptance of economic inequality also

The air strikes were provoked by the killing of at least 40 paramilitaries in Indian-administered Kashmir on 14 February

Arunachal Pradesh has been on the boil since last Thursday last over recommendation of a committee to grant PRC to six communities

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is about to attend his second summit with US President Donald Trump

There are already more than a dozen British women and children in camps here, but none have captured public attention like her

A deadly fire in 2010 in another part of Old Dhaka killed 120 people

The project aims to foster growth in the world's second largest economy by developing technology and innovation

A suicide bomber killed more than 40 paramilitary police in Indian-administered Kashmir last week

There are also small concentrations of fanatical IS-linked militants in Libya, Egypt, West Africa, Afghanistan and the southern Philippines