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Rain was falling and skies were darkening in western India and in southern Pakistan.

OPINION: Trafficking through Iran can't be ignored, even by remote NZ, Forough Amin says.

Former PM asked to appeal to his supporters to remain peaceful.

At least one person killed and a dozen injured in clashes between protesters and police.

The event was organised by the Pakistan Association of New Plymouth and was open to all.

The 15-man squad features several new faces.

New York Times: China is fast becoming the world's lender of last resort.

Khan has been accused of inciting supporters to use terrorism, obstruction and violence.

Former PM is embroiled in court case on charges he sold state gifts in office, hid assets.

Gender equality won’t be achieved for 300 years given the current pace of change: UN head.

A magnitude 7.8 earthquake shook Turkey and Syria, killing thousands of people.

Engineers, soldiers, paramedics, search dogs & handlers on way as world pitches in.

New York Times: Attack raises fears of a new wave of militancy from the Pakistani Taliban.

More than 150 people were also wounded in Peshawar.

Ex-high-ranking US official reveals near catastrophic escalation.

Other media say it was in scrap metal, originated in Pakistan, arrived on Oman flight.

Forecast slashed due to weakening growth expected in world's top economies.

Southee’s work as a leader began long before he was named the new test captain.

Taliban detainees overpowered their guards at a counter-terrorism centre.

Four batters smashed hundreds as England stamped their aggressive brand of test cricket.

Much of the growth is coming from developing nations in Africa.

Pakistan cricket legend Imran Khan shot in the leg, one of his supporters killed.

Climate change likely worsened rainfall by up to 50 per cent late last month.

Chinese President Xi Jinping pledges ongoing support for Moscow's "core interests".

Shahbaz Sharif promises homeless money to rebuild after the country's worst-ever floods.

New York Times: Reeling from economic crisis, floods have crippled Pakistan further.

It's considered among the best preserved urban settlements in South Asia.

'Monsoon on steroids' has left millions unable to get healthcare.

Unprecedented monsoon rains have wracked Pakistan since mid-June, killing more than 1130.