A deal to secure the release of some of the hostages held in Gaza by Hamas militants is closer than ever in the Islamist group’s war with Israel, a White House official said

At least ten Indian-Americans, nearly all of whom are Democrats, have emerged victorious in local and state-level surveys conducted across the United States, demonstrating the increasing political clout of an ethnic group that makes up just...

Nikki Haley's presidential campaign announced it will be booking $10 million worth of television, radio and digital ads in Iowa and New Hampshire

After a slump during the pandemic, international students have returned in large numbers to US colleges, with Indian students leading the surge

Out of 840 candidates from 70 countries, four Indian American students have been chosen to be a part of the University of Oxford's Rhodes Scholars Class of 2024

The IMF said it had reached a staff-level agreement with Pakistan on the first review of a $3 billion bailout, which will unlock $700 million in funding for the country

After years of living in Pakistan, thousands of Afghans have gone into hiding. Rights activists say they are trying to escape a government order to expel undocumented foreigners, fearing persecution under the Taliban should they return to their...

A group of 11 influential US lawmakers have urged the Biden administration to withhold future assistance to Pakistan until Islamabad restores constitutional order and holds free and fair elections

Lashkar-e-Taiba commander Akram Ghazi was shot and killed by unidentified persons in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan

Bangladesh’s Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by the country’s largest Islamist party seeking to overturn a 2013 ruling that barred it from participating in elections for violating the constitutional provision of secularism