Pakistan

Allies of imprisoned former premier Imran Khan in parliament shouted in protest, alleging rigging in last month’s election.
The bombings came despite the deployment of tens of thousands of police and paramilitary forces across Pakistan.
A Pakistani court has convicted former Prime Minister Imran Khan of revealing official secrets and sentenced him to 10 years in prison.
The apparent target of this week's strikes by both countries were the Baloch, an ethnic minority whose region is split among Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The strikes imperil diplomatic relations between the two neighbors, who have long regarded each other with suspicion over militant attacks.
Military members completed the harrowing task more than 15 hours after a cable car suddenly stopped mid-journey.
Dozens of climbers eager to reach the summit allegedly walked past the man after he was gravely injured in a fall.
Railway officials say 10 cars of the Hazara Express that derailed and some overturned in southern Pakistan have also left more than 90 others injured.
The attack at Pakistan’s border with Afghanistan that killed at least 44 and wounded nearly 200 was aimed at weakening the Islamist party, a senior leader said.
Khan's supporters clashed with police after the ex-premier, a popular opposition leader, was recently dragged out of a courtroom and arrested in a graft case.