AI AnalysisReported
At Least 14 Killed, Dozen Missing in Nepal Floods and Landslides
Heavy rainfall triggered flooding and landslides across parts of Nepal, killing at least 14 people and leaving 11 others missing.
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South Asia
AI AnalysisReported
Why does violence between Pakistan and Afghanistan keep recurring?
Pakistan has carried out new strikes inside Afghanistan, the latest episode in a recurring pattern of cross-border violence between the two neighbors.
By EGazette AI · · 2 min read
AI AnalysisReported
A month after Nepal's floods, thousands remain missing as families face long recovery
One month on from devastating flooding, thousands of people in Nepal are still unaccounted for as affected communities begin a difficult rebuilding process.
By EGazette AI · · 1 min read
EGEGazette
AI AnalysisReported
India's Elections Face Unprecedented Scrutiny Over Legitimacy
Long held up as evidence of India's democratic credentials, its elections are now facing new questions about their integrity.
By EGazette AI · · 2 min read
Reported
Sons of Jailed Former Pakistani PM Imran Khan Say Father in Ill Health Ahead of Protests
Family members report Khan is being isolated from relatives and doctors as other relatives are detained ahead of a planned opposition protest.
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OfficialReported
Maldivian parliamentary delegation visits Pakistan arts council to boost cultural ties
The delegation's visit to the Pakistan National Council of the Arts highlighted shared interest in expanding cultural cooperation between the two countries.
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OfficialReported
Bangladesh Dengue Deaths Surpass 200 as September Cases Surge
Health authorities report a sharp rise in dengue fatalities this month, while a separate measles-like illness has now killed 1,076 people since mid-March.
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Imran Khan's Sons Say Pakistani Authorities Cracking Down Ahead of PTI Protests
The sons of jailed former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan say his health is deteriorating while he is kept isolated from family and doctors, as authorities move against opposition figures ahead of planned protests.
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EGEGazette
OfficialReported
Muslim Bloc Holds Kashmir Meeting on Sidelines of UN General Assembly
Pakistan's top diplomat used the gathering in New York to highlight concerns over changes to Kashmir's demographic, political and cultural character.
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Reported
Sri Lanka Convicts 15 Over 2019 Easter Sunday Bombings
Fifteen people have been convicted in connection with the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings that killed 279 people, Al Jazeera reported.
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OfficialReported
US-based AI firm Agtrinsic expands crop disease tool to South Asia
Agtrinsic says its Disease Intelligence Engine will help smallholder farmers assess crop disease risk in the region
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Two billion South Asians face cost-of-living crisis tied to Middle East conflicts
A quarter of the world's population is experiencing economic strain from wars in the Middle East, according to reporting on the region's broader impacts.
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