Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's landmark visit to the US holds the promise of deepening defense ties, technology partnerships, and Indo-Pacific collaboration.

Last week, Wall Street Journal reporter #SabrinaSiddiqui faced an online harassment campaign after she asked Indian Prime Minister #NarendraModi about his government's human rights record and discrimination against minorities. The White House condemned the online harassment.

Muslims across Asia gather to commemorate Eid al-Adha, a significant Islamic holiday that involves prayer and sacrifice.

BREAKING: The IMF announced today it has reached a staff-level agreement with Pakistan on a $3 billion (€2.76 billion) stand-by arrangement. The deal is seen as crucial for the economy of the South Asian nation, which has been on the verge of default. dw.com/en/pakistan-an…

Shaurya Mehrotra was diagnosed with Down syndrome when he was six months old. With support from his mother, he creates and sells beautiful ceramics at a studio near Delhi.

Many women in Iran stopped wearing hijab as a sign of protest. Shora Azarnoush told us how the regime tries to fight the trend. #WomanLifeFreedom dandc.eu/en/article/teh…

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Shora Azarnoush comments on Iran’s regime trying to enforce hijab rules: Shora Azarnoush #WomanLifeFreedom

A divorce made Zara Bibi determined to build a better life for herself and her daughter in a province where it's still unusual for women to work outdoors.

The daughter of Jamshid Sharmahd, a German citizen facing a death sentence in Iran, expressed alarm on social media after speaking with her father for the first time in years.

Meet the Dalit journalist in India who sheds light on neglected issues affecting her marginalized community — through her own news outlet. Via DW News

A man who survived when a boat carrying 700 migrants sank near Greece recounts his experience to DW in an exclusive interview.

🇨🇳There is hardly a face more closely associated with the Chinese democracy movement than that of Tiananmen student leader Wang Dan. DW has uncovered a growing number of claims of sexual assault and harassment against this prominent activist. dw.com/en/metoo-accus…

Many people in India have high hopes for AI as a new source of economic revenue. But the government fears that regulation could threaten the young new industry before it has taken off.

Millions of wage workers in India, many of them migrants, do not have access to formal health care. Two brothers in Delhi decided to lend a helping hand.

One year after the death of Jina Mahsa Amini, Iranian-American ballet dancer Tara Ghassemieh's performance, "The White Feather," is a homage to the fight for women's rights in Iran.

The death of a young Kurdish-Iranian woman last year in police custody sparked nationwide protests against Iran's ruling regime, followed by an ongoing deadly crackdown. A year later, Iranian women remain defiant. p.dw.com/p/4WNbr?maca=e…

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Narges Mohammadi's peace prize is a milestone in a decades-long women's rights movement, punctuated by last year's "women, life, freedom" protests that inspired people around the world by defying the Iranian regime. p.dw.com/p/4XCvd?maca=e…

"The greatest danger for women in Iran comes from the state," an Iranian legal and religious scholar told DW's Shabnam von Hein and Shora Azarnoush. Those in power are now being challenged by a women's rights movement. Read the report here ⬇️ p.dw.com/p/4ZLcd