Pakistan court overturns convictions for Daniel Pearl killing

Pakistan court overturns convictions for Daniel Pearl killing

The court also acquitted three other men charged over the kidnapping and murder of the Wall Street Journal reporter.

  • bySyed Raza Hassan

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Indian migrants walk the long road home in mass exodus

Indian migrants walk the long road home in mass exodus

Over the past week,India's migrant workers spilled out of big cities in an exodus unlike anything seen in India since 1947 when British colonial rule ended.

Despite distance and differences,love led Shaniera to embrace a new life with Pakistan cricket star Wasim Akram

Despite distance and differences,love led Shaniera to embrace a new life with Pakistan cricket star Wasim Akram

Shaniera Akram was working in PR in Melbourne in 2011 when she met former Pakistan cricket captain Wasim Akram,whose wife had passed away two years earlier. Married in 2013,the couple live in Karachi.

  • byKonrad Marshall
A reporter's internal conflict:why has the world looked away from human rights issues?

A reporter's internal conflict:why has the world looked away from human rights issues?

When the ABC's Sophie McNeill began her dream job as Middle East correspondent in 2015,the region was ablaze. The next three years left her distressed at the rest of the world’s lack of interest.

  • bySophie McNeill
Virus toll in Iran climbs while Tehran remains open for business

Virus toll in Iran climbs while Tehran remains open for business

Businesses in Iran's capital remained open even as other countries in the region grounded planes,sealed their borders and moved toward full lock-downs.

  • byJoseph Krauss
Women fill streets of world's cities to protest against violence

Women fill streets of world's cities to protest against violence

Women and men joined the event in Islamabad for what is known in Pakistan as the Aurat March,using the Urdu word for women.

  • byAmy Guthrie
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All of Australia's foreign aid deals are over or set to expire

Australia is on the verge of letting all of its foreign aid deals expire,sparking calls for a major overhaul of the development program.

  • byAnthony Galloway
Remains of teenager found in lion enclosure at Pakistan safari park

Remains of teenager found in lion enclosure at Pakistan safari park

The remains of a teenager who had been missing for two days have found in the lions'enclosure at a safari park in Pakistan,officials said.

  • byMubasher Bukhari
'Namaste Trump':India's nationalist leader holds huge rally for US President's visit

'Namaste Trump':India's nationalist leader holds huge rally for US President's visit

Donald Trump was cheered by more than 100,000 Indians at the opening of the world's biggest cricket stadium on Monday,promising"an incredible trade deal"at his biggest rally abroad.

  • bySteve Holland andAlasdair Pal
'India's best friend':Hero's welcome for Trump complete with new wall

'India's best friend':Hero's welcome for Trump complete with new wall

Trump predicted that the crowds will make his domestic campaign rallies,typically attended by 10,000 to 20,000 people,"look like peanuts from now on".

  • byJordan Fabian andBibhudatta Pradhan
Fatima Bhutto:What I know about men

Fatima Bhutto:What I know about men

The Pakistani political activist and writer talks on her career and the men who have influenced her.

  • byJane Rocca