India's foreign ministry said it 'strongly deplored' the comments
Nadia Mirza is a well-known journalist in Pakistan. But her high-profile status is no protection from online trolls who threaten her and target her appearance and competence. Analysts say the treatment of women in media is a global issue. For Tabinda Naeem, Elizabeth Cherneff has the story.
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Samsung workers on strike for over a week, want higher wages
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Muhammad Yunus told the U.S. representatives his interim administration has moved fast to "reset, reform, and restart" the economy, initiate reforms in financial sectors, and fix institutions such as the judiciary and police
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More than 100 Rohingya refugees who have for years been detained at a transit camp have launched a hunger strike
Area police officer says a homemade bomb targeted a mobile police unit; an investigation is underway
US televised debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump broke through a busy news cycle in South Asia to garner attention across most major news outlets
Taliban confirm deadly shooting in central Daykundi province
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