Gopal Aggarwal

Leaders of Pakistan's ruling coalition were meeting Tuesday to discuss who will replace President Pervez Musharraf, who resigned Monday.  

Just a day after Pervez Musharraf's resignation, Pakistan's governing coalition fell into wrangling Tuesday over restoring the judges he fired, exposing troublesome divisions that could disrupt picking his successor as president.  

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Aug. 19 (UPI) -- Pakistani officials met with finance and other top ministers from the Baluchistan regional government to discuss the Iran-Pakistan-India gas pipeline.  

NEW DELHI: Pervez Musharraf was a man whom India loved to hate, but his departure from the helm of rival Pakistan is now a cause for concern as New Delhi wonders who will fill the power vacuum.  

The Indian army has placed a two billion dollar (1.36 billion euro) order for cruise missiles from the Russo-Indian company BrahMos, the Interfax news agency said Tuesday.  

MOSCOW (AFP)--The Indian army has placed a $2 billion order for cruise missiles from the Russo-Indian company BrahMos, the Russian Interfax news agency said Tuesday.  

At least eleven people were killed in Bangladesh after heavy rains triggered landslides in the southeastern port city of Chittagong, police said Monday.  

BEIJING - China sincerely hopes Pakistan will maintain its political stability and economic progress, Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesman Qin Gang said Monday.  

China sincerely hopes Pakistan will maintain its political stability and economic progress, Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesman Qin Gang said here Monday. In response to questions about China's comment on Musharraf's resignation and on his efforts to promote the relations between the two countries...  

Chunks of earth loosened by heavy rains buried several hillside thatched huts Monday in southeastern Bangladesh, killing five people and injuring seven, authorities said.  

Pakistan's National Assembly has formally accepted President Pervez Musharraf's resignation, the spokesman for the assembly's speaker told CNN Monday.  

US President George W. Bush trusts that Pakistan will remain a solid ally against Islamist extremism after President Pervez Musharraf's resignation, the White House said Monday.  

Concern among US foreign policy elites has shifted from Iraq to Pakistan with a majority believing it is the country most likely to pass nuclear technology to terrorists, a survey released Monday found.  

India's strategic analysts feel that Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf's resignation on Monday will not directly impact the India-Pakistan peace process.  

Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf quit office on Monday to avoid impeachment charges, nearly nine years after the key U.S. ally in its campaign against terrorism took power in a coup.