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QUETTA, Pakistan — The family of a blasphemy suspect killed in custody in southwestern Pakistan has forgiven the police officer accused of killing him, saying they would not press charges "in the name of God".
SEOUL — South Korean police have launched an investigation into the messaging platform Telegram over deepfake online sex crimes, Yonhap news agency reported on Sept 2, citing a senior police official.
A sinkhole opened up in Douliu, Yunlin County in Taiwan, damaging two motorcycles and water pipes on Saturday (Aug 31) morning.
KATHMANDU — Nepal lifted a ban on Chinese-owned TikTok on Aug 22, more than nine months after outlawing the popular video sharing app for disturbing "social harmony and goodwill".
DHAKA - Soldiers patrolled the deserted streets of the Bangladesh capital Dhaka on Saturday (July 20) and the government ordered all offices and institutions to stay closed for two days after at least 114 people were killed this week during student-led protests against government job quotas.
DHAKA — Television news channels in Bangladesh were off the air and telecommunications were widely disrupted on Friday (July 19) amid violent student protests against quotas for government jobs in which nearly two dozen people have been killed this week.
DHAKA — At least five people were killed and scores injured across Bangladesh on Tuesday (July 16) as young government supporters and police firing tear gas clashed with students protesting against a quota system for government jobs, police said.
DHAKA — More than 100 students were injured across Bangladesh on Monday (July 15) in clashes between those protesting to end a quota system for government jobs and others loyal to the ruling party, police and witnesses said.