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Pakistan’s record flooding last year displaced millions and left the country reeling. As a new monsoon season approaches, recovery efforts are floundering

(Bloomberg) -- When night falls in the refugee camp outside Karachi, Shanawaz Khoso worries about snake bites. The 38-year-old and his seven children sleep in tents alongside 5,000 other displaced villagers, partially exposed to the elements and to creatures that include scorpions and venomous snakes. When the sun rises, stifling heat and mountains of untreated sewage turn the camp into a breeding ground for disease. Fever and stomach pain are prevalent, but there are no doctors and there is no

Doha, Qatar:Lusail Boulevard was once again beaming as it hosted its first Eid Al Adha celebrations yesterday. The highlight of the festivities was a...

Prisoners freed as Saudi officials plan to travel to Sanaa for permanent ceasefire talks, with momentum building to deescalate tensions

Saudi-led coalition lifts an eight-year-old blockade of imports going to Yemen’s southern ports, as regional tensions thaw