Who owns the Nile? Water, power and politics in a warming world

France, Sept. 13 -- As climate change intensifies competition over water resources, the River Nile has become a symbol of both development and dispute. RFI speaks to a climate diplomacy expert to unde... Read More

South Korean workers return home after days in detention following US immigration raid

New Delhi, Sept. 13 -- More than 300 South Korean workers detained during an immigration raid in the United States returned home on a charter plane on Friday to be reunited with their loved ones. The... Read More

Asia Cup: India's draw against Japan enough to book final spot

India, Sept. 13 -- The Indian women's hockey team needed a win against Japan to confirm their berth in the Asia Cup final. But having only managed a 1-1 draw in their Super 4s game against the defendi... Read More

U.S. Delegation Visits Kabul for Talks Focused on American Prisoners

Afghanistan, Sept. 13 -- A U.S. delegation met Taliban officials in Kabul, centering discussions on American prisoners and agreeing to continue future dialogue. A high-level U.S. delegation, led by A... Read More

$900 million allocation raises spectre of U.S. hand in Nepal

India, Sept. 13 -- Nepal Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli's resignation last week, forced by weeks of what have been termed and hailed as "Gen Z"-led protests that left at least 30 dead and government b... Read More

Pakistan called out for ethnic cleansing in PoJK, PoGB at UN Rights Council

Geneva, Sept. 13 -- At the 60th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), speaker Fidencie Izabayo, from an international NGO, Reveil communautaire d'assistance aux victims, based in... Read More

Delhi Police bust Pakistan backed terror network

India, Sept. 13 -- Police arrest five operatives, foil Pak-linked plot to establish extremist Caliphate. New Delhi: Delhi Police has successfully dismantled a Pakistan handler-backed pan-India terror... Read More

The Great Game Age is Coming to an End

New Delhi, Sept. 13 -- Many theories are swirling between Kathmandu and New Delhi about what caused the sudden, violent overthrow of the Nepalese government, including severe damage to its historic pa... Read More

Global cholera deaths rose by 50% in one year - WHO

Nigeria, Sept. 13 -- New statistics from the World Health Organisation (WHO) show that global cholera deaths increased in 2024, with fatalities rising by 50 per cent compared to 2023. According to th... Read More

Modi 4.0 is a prize worth striving for

India, Sept. 13 -- Whether the mayhem in Nepal that caused the fall of the Oli government had among its many causes the clang of the competing for influence of the US and China is a question awaiting ... Read More

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