South East Asia

Protests erupted Wednesday in southeast India a day after the national ruling coalition approved the creation of a new state, leading to hundreds of arrests, police and reports said. Protests were staged in the coastal and southern regions of Andhra Pradesh

Pakistan on Tuesday elected businessman Mamnoon Hussain as its 12th president, state TV said, to replace

Pakistani lawmakers on Tuesday began voting for a new president, marking an end to the five-year term of outgoing Asif Ali Zardari whose party lost May’s general elections.

Turkish Foreign Ministry condemned the attack in Pakistan’s Parachinar town which killed 57 people on July 26, Saturday. “We wish God’s mercy for those who lost their lives in the reprehensible attacks organized in

Indian Embassy in Ankara organized an iftar Tuesday with the participation of Indian Foreign Minister Salman Khursid who is paying an official visit to Turkey.

The Georgian and Indian Foreign Ministries held the fourth round of bilateral political consultations in Tbilisi. The Georgian Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday that a delegation

Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Friday condemned the suicide attack staged during a funeral in Pakistan’s Khyber Paktunkhwa state.

The Turkish Foreign Ministry condemned the bus attack in the western city of Quetta, Pakistan on Saturday. According to a written statement, the Foreign Ministry

Pakistanis headed to polls in Karachi on Sunday, right after the killing of Zahra Shahid Hussain, a political leader who had accused rivals of vote stealing. Hussain was the senior vice president of the Tehreek-e-Insaf party.

Nawaz Sharif’s party will probably win the elections in Pakistan, officials said Sunday. According to preliminary results, the party won most