The Nepal Electricity Authority said 11 hydropower stations and one solar power station had stopped operating, with a combined capacity of 431.1 megawatts

Myanmar’s military has deployed hundreds of troops to forcibly clear areas marked for a Russia-backed special economic zone in the country’s south, burning villages and sealing off surrounding tracts of land, according to resistance fighters and a local activist with direct knowledge.

Decades of experience suggest that credit alone has not delivered the transformation to economic independence

General Dhiraj Seth is scheduled to call on Prime Minister Balendra Shah on Tuesday, sources say

Pakistan authorities said yesterday they detained 258 foreigners, including 40 Chinese nationals, following a raid on an alleged “scam call centre” in the capital Islamabad.

Pistols, grenades and crude bombs recovered, Amit Shah says

More than 700 trucks carrying international humanitarian aid arrived in Afghanistan via Pakistan despite a near-total closure of the land border between the two countries following clashes in October, the United Nations said yesterday.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un told Russian President Vladimir Putin he was “proud” of their countries’ strong ties, state media reported yesterday, after providing military support for Moscow’s war against Ukraine.

Myanmar’s military-backed government yesterday said that more than 300,000 Rohingya refugees living in camps in Bangladesh are former residents of western Rakhine state and that it will accept their return once security conditions improve.

Offenders face up to two years in jail for producing intimate images without consent

A former Thai MP yesterday shot dead a local government official in broad daylight over a financial dispute before being arrested and confessing to journalists at the police station.

A North Korean hacking group built large language model tools and collected software that could help automate cyberattacks, analyse stolen material and produce more convincing phishing campaigns, a South Korean cybersecurity firm said yesterday.

A former Thai MP on Monday shot dead a local government official in broad daylight over a financial dispute before being arrested and confessing to journalists at the police station

A 14-year-old boy in Thailand, described as “troubled” and “bullied” by a classmate, killed his grandparents before shooting dead five more people at a school yesterday, police said.

Police say suspect used grandfather's handgun before taking his own life; more than 30 injured

Injured students were not hurt by gunfire but as they were trying to flee, he says

North Korea yesterday fired a short-range ballistic missile toward the sea east of the Korean Peninsula, South Korea’s military said, marking the latest in a series of weapons tests this year.

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The hostility underscored a widening gulf between legacy networks and a growing ecosystem of independent digital outlets that many young Indians increasingly turn to for news