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A new initiative to induct highly educated men and women into the controversial police force is already showing dividends.

Christian neighborhood awaits justice as police crack down on residents accused of lynching two Muslim men.

Political debate on Islam threatens to alienate Muslim community in the U.K.

Analysts say Islamabad will find it hard to deny Saudi Arabia’s request for military aid due to longstanding financial ties.

New Delhi had declared itself ‘leprosy-free’ in 2005, but the disease has returned in several parts of the country.

Residents of Pakistan’s largest city accuse police and intelligence agencies of extra-judicial killings in bid to eradicate terrorism from city.

The Gulf kingdom’s airstrikes on Houthi rebels in Yemen is not the first time it has ‘policed’ the Middle East.

Many medical professionals in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa now pay ‘protection money’ to militants to avoid abduction or worse.

The 23-year-old faces gallows on Thursday morning if clemency is not granted.

Government claims ongoing unrest has cost the country an estimated 1.2 trillion taka.

Iranian-backed Asaib Ahl al-Haq is training Sunni fighters to help retake territory from I.S.

Jake Bilardi reportedly detonated a suicide jacket in Iraq this week.

Analysts say the militant group has at least six million people in areas under its control, and access to 25,000-80,000 fighters.

Employment, love and free housing are among the amenities offered by the extremist group.

The family of Nabila Rehman, injured in a 2012 drone strike, is still trying to pick up the pieces.

In session with Romila Thapar.

Bangladesh turmoil continues as rival political parties continue waging war on each other.

Germany’s Angela Merkel is stuck in the middle of European crises.

Analyst says the organization’s charity work helps to ‘shield’ it from government, military action.

Kulsum Saifullah Khan (1923-2015).