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As Pakistan Glacier Melt Surges, Efforts To Cut Flood Risk Drag

MSF Urges Probe Into Gruesome Afghan Hospital Attack

Afghans Condemn Killing Of Prominent Cleric In Mosque Blast

Pakistani Aviation Authority Says PIA Pilot Ignored Air Traffic Control

Investigators Scour Pakistan Air Crash Site For Clues, Cockpit Voice Recorder

'No Eid In Our Home': Pakistani Families Mourn Crash Victims

Extreme Weather, More People Drive Pakistan Toward A Wheat Crisis

Snug As A Bug: Russian Artist Makes Masks For Insects During Pandemic

Anatoly Konenko, a Russian artist famous for his miniature artworks, found a way to apply his skills in the pandemic situation -- creating tiny masks for insects. "It is not just people who need to be saved, but also animals and insects," Konenko said in his studio in Omsk on May 22. (Reuters)

Attacks Deal Trump's Long-Shot Afghan Peace Push A Fresh Blow

Markets Teem As Pakistan's Lockdown Eases Despite Infection Surge

Markets across Pakistan are teeming after opening up for the first time in over a month as the country began to lift its lockdown despite a rise in the rate of coronavirus infections.

Taliban Militants Kill Afghan Regional Police Chief In Latest Attack

Taliban militants have killed a provincial police chief and two others in a roadside bomb attack in Khost Province in Afghanistan’s southeast, officials said on May 8.

Coronavirus Pandemic Pushes Up Prices Of Illegal Drugs, U.N. Says

Afghanistan Probes Reports Of Migrant Drownings By Iranian Border Guards

Afghan officials on May 3 launched an operation to locate and retrieve bodies of migrants from a river in western Herat Province after reports that Iranian border guards had thrown Afghans into the river to prevent their entry into Iran.

As 'Green Stimulus', Pakistan Sets Virus-Idled To Work Planting Trees

Coronavirus Mutes Pakistan's TV Game Shows Over Ramadan

Pakistan's Young Women Riding A Digital Wave In Drive For Better Jobs

Trump And Pakistan's Khan Discuss Coordination Against COVID-19

Attacks Across Afghanistan Kill Dozens Of Security Force Members, Civilians

Clashes between Afghan forces and Taliban militants killed dozens nationwide even as the United States tries to broker peace talks between the warring sides.

'You're About To Give Up, But There's No Other Way': Moscow Doctors On COVID-19

Three Moscow doctors told Current Time about their experiences with COVID-19, describing how quickly patients can deteriorate and how testing is not always working.

Cardboard Cutouts Join Belarusian Fans In Europe's Only Active Soccer League

Over 1,000 spectators attended a Belarusian soccer match, despite calls from fan groups to stay away during the coronavirus epidemic. Cardboard cutouts were used to fill empty seats. Belarus is the only country in Europe still playing public matches and the country's president, Alyaksandr Lukashenka, has played down the domestic impact of the virus, despite dozens of deaths.