China celebrates 60 years of "peaceful liberation" of Tibet
China on Monday celebrated the 60th anniversary of "peaceful liberation of Tibet", asserting that the Himalayan region was historically part of the country.
Afghanistan says Mullah Omar has 'disappeared'
Afghanistan's intelligence services said on Monday that Taliban leader Mullah Omar had "disappeared from his hideout" in Pakistan, but could not confirm that he had been killed despite an earlier claim.
Terrorists attack Pakistan military base, at least 12 killed
Troops recaptured Pakistan's naval air force headquarters on Monday after a 16-hour battle with Taliban gunmen who had stormed the facility in the most brazen attack since the killing of Osama bin Laden.
US troops embedded with Pak forces: WikiLeaks
Contrary to Pakistani military's persistent assertion that it will not allow foreign troops to operate within the country, US Special Forces were embedded with Pakistani troops for intelligence gathering and were also deployed on joint operations in their territory, according to secret US diplomatic cables.
Savings trigger bubble worries
The head of China’s Central Bank said on Friday too many people were saving too much money, which could lead to asset bubbles, adding Beijing had to find a way to promote growth and curb inflation.
15 dead in Nato tanker fire in Pakistan: Officials
At least 15 people were killed in an oil tanker blaze after a bomb exploded on the Afghanistan-bound Nato vehicle near a Pakistani border town on Saturday, officials said.
Sharif feared arrest after deportation in 2007: WikiLeaks
Former Premier Nawaz Sharif feared "he might be arrested" on his return to Saudi Arabia after he was deported from Pakistan during an abortive attempt to return to the country from self-exile on September 10, 2007, according to a secret US diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks.
6 dead in suicide blast at Kabul military hospital
Six medical students were killed and 23 others wounded in a Taliban suicide attack at Afghanistan's main military hospital in Kabul on Saturday, the defence ministry said.
Veteran Zeeshan Ashraf left out of Pakistan hockey squad
Just months after he led Pakistan to its first Asian Games gold medal in 20 years, seasoned fullback Zeeshan Ashraf has been sidelined by Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF).
Head of Fukushima N-plant operator resigns
The head of the company operating Japan's troubled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant is stepping down and is taking responsibility for the handling of Japan's nuclear crisis, media reports said on Friday.