China is about to pass a controversial national security law in Hong Kong. Here's what you need to know
China is introducing a sweeping national security law for Hong Kong that has sparked protest, fear and controversy in the semi-autonomous city.
As Delhi becomes India's coronavirus capital, its hospitals are struggling to cope
Lakhjeet Singh had been running a fever for days when his son-in-law took him to a private hospital in Delhi for a Covid-19 test.
Imran Khan slammed for saying bin Laden ‘martyred’
Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan faced a growing backlash Thursday after he said former Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden had been ‘martyred’.
GOP aghast as Trump's polls sink amid divisive racial rhetoric: 'It's been a bad couple weeks'
President Donald Trump is doubling down on a strategy he believes worked to his advantage four years ago: seizing on divisive culture wars and using race-baiting..
Trump is not just in denial but also indifferent to an unfolding American tragedy
It's a "public health train wreck in slow motion," in the words of one health expert, and the best President Donald Trump cares to offer the thousands..
China's GPS rival Beidou is now fully operational after final satellite launched
China launched the last satellite in its Beidou navigation network on Tuesday, completing a new rival to GPS and cementing its place in an elite group ..
India’s need for soul searching
CHINA is making big strides in relations with the South Asian countries in general and with two that India considered its natural allies for reasons of history and geography,..
The electoral map just keeps getting worse for Trump
It's easy to get lost in the sea of national polls -- all of which show former Vice President Joe Biden with high-single digit lead over President Donald Trump.
CDC director: Covid-19 has 'brought this nation to its knees'
Covid-19 has "brought this nation to its knees," Dr. Robert Redfield, director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said Tuesday.
Is China telling Modi something?
Indian media described the Chinese as savage and barbaric. How did the Indians kill without the savagery ascribed to the other side? Jawed Naqvi writes
