Narendra Modi's Make In India campaign attracting foreign firms at Aero India
Top defence firms eyeing to exploit the growing Indian market with lucrative arms deals.
Kim Jong-nam: Suspect seen wearing jumper with 'LOL' written on it
The unidentified suspect appears to be a middle-aged woman of Asian descent.
Russia deploys cruise missile as another spy vessel spotted off US east coast
US authorities say the deployment of the cruise missile is in sharp violation of cold war-era arms treaty.
Pakistan court bans Valentine's Day celebrations in public places
A petitioner had argued that Valentine's Day and its promotions are 'against Islamic teachings'.
Alongside bloody drug war, Duterte's all-out drive against illegal gambling begins
Philippines police chief promises the campaign will not be as bloody as the drug war.
Kim Jong-un expresses 'great satisfaction' over North Korea's successful missile test
The UN Security Council is set to hold an emergency session to draft a proper response to Pyongyang's missile test.
7 killed in gunfight between Indian army and militants in Kashmir
Four alleged Islamist rebels and 2 Indian army soldiers were among those killed in the shootout.
Donald Trump firmly throws his weight behind Japan after North Korea missile launch
US president says Washington is '100 percent' behind Japan.
North Korea test fires ballistic missile challenging US President Donald Trump
Pyongyang launches non-ICBM missile as the projectile flies 500km before plunging into the Sea of Japan.
Bolivia declares state of emergency over locust plague
Around 1,100 hectares of land has been devastated in Bolivia due to the infestation.
US air strike kills bin Laden-era top al-Qaeda operative
Abu Hani al-Masri was among the 11 al-Qaeda militants killed in the drone strike in Syria's Idlib province.
Pakistan to hold massive naval drill with 35 countries participating
The 4-day exercise code named Aman-17 is set to begin on 10 February.
Al-Shabaab Islamists attack hotel in Somalia's Puntland region
4 security guards and 2 militants were killed in the attack, while one of the terrorists managed to escape.
Duterte to send rogue police officers to fight Abu Sayyaf dreaded for beheadings
The Philippine president calls the erring policemen 'rotten to the core'.
India: Key suspect behind train derailment arrested in Nepal, New Delhi suspects Pakistan's hand
According to reports, Samshul Hoda has close links with Pakistani intelligence agency ISI.
China rattled by US-Japan joint missile interceptor system aimed at North Korea
The US and Japan successfully conducted the test of their jointly developed missile interceptor on 3 February.
Five African nations in Sahel setting up new regional counter-terrorism force
Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Mauritania and Niger to establish regional anti-jihadist unit.
Indian home minister Rajnath Singh tells Pakistan to hold referendum on merger with India
The Indian leader says Kashmir would remain an integral part of India despite Pakistan's efforts.
Romania protesters unrelenting despite repeal of corruption decree
Bucharest witnesses the biggest demonstration since the fall of dictator Nicolae Ceausescu.
Invasive pest armyworm rapidly spreading across Africa and threatens to reach Asia
Scientists call for urgent action as crop-destroying caterpillar is wreaking havoc in Africa.
Heavy snowfall blankets Afghanistan as government declares nationwide holiday
Many deaths have been reported across Afghanistan after avalanches bury people and homes.
Trump administration files appeal against travel ban verdict
On 3 February district judge James Robart temporarily suspended Trump's travel ban.
Fake Mark Zuckerberg rakes in $550m through online trading scam
Indian police have busted the scam operation after 700,000 people were duped by the Noida-based conmen.
Iran hits back at US over ballistic missile test
Iranian foreign ministry calls comments made by US officials 'baseless, repetitive and provocative'.
Kim Jong-un allegedly sacks North Korea's spy chief and executes several others for treason
North Korea's minister of state security was accused of human rights abuse by the Kim Jong-un regime.
Pakistan hits back at India over crackdown on Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed
Islamabad accuses India of involvement 'in terrorist operations in Pakistan'.
Chennai oil spill clean-up nears completion as volunteers help in removing 50 tonnes of slick
Fishermen, who have been badly affected by the spill, want authorities to give top priority to their plight.
US defence chief lands in South Korea kick-starting his first overseas trip
Pentagon chief James Mattis set to discuss Thaad deployment with top South Korean lawmakers.
Oil tanker collides with cargo vessel in south India spreading slick
Reports of deaths of fish and turtles on the beaches emerge as oil slick spreads.
Freshly deployed US troops hold drills in Poland
Anti-aircraft weaponry and helicopters were also used in the exercises in Zagan.
