Saad Hasan

Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway: The real story behind an Indian mother’s fight

The latest Bollywood film puts Norway in a tight spot as it sheds light on the Nordic country's invasive child protection policy, which is being compared to state-sanctioned child abduction.

LinkedIn helped a woman find her father's murderer 14 years later

Maham Amjad was just 15 when her father was gunned down by a colleague in Pakistan. As the case went cold, she launched her own investigation and finally traced the murderer to Dubai.

Graveyard of the unidentified: How Hatay is burying unclaimed quake victims

A new burial ground at Antakya is now the final resting place for earthquake victims, including those who have not been identified or claimed by relatives.

From survival mode to self-care: Quake survivors have come a long way

Needs of the earthquake-affected people shift as the relief efforts move into the second phase.

Search for family heirlooms ends as building crumbles in latest earthquake

A Turkish man's desperate search for his family relics came to a sudden end as his apartment building, already damaged by the February 6 twin quakes, came crashing down in the latest tremor.

Man's heartbreaking quest to catch last glimpse of his kin lost in rubble

Mustafa Kazazz has been camping next to the debris of his home since the earthquake snatched everything from him — his parents, siblings and fiancee.

Turkish mortuary driver lost for words seeing scale of disaster

In Antakya, a driver ferrying bodies to graveyards explains how overwhelming the aftermath of the earthquake is despite his routine job of transporting the dead.

Why does earthquake prediction remain impossible?

Scientists have been trying for decades to study the pattern of events which precede earthquakes in a race against time.

Mission Majnu: Why India could not thwart Pakistan's nuclear aspiration

The Netflix action flick has glaring factual inconsistencies despite its claim of being based on real life incidents. Here's what transpired between the two archrivals in the decades of the ‘70s and ‘80s.

Why is EU deforestation law angering Indonesia and Malaysia?

European leaders want to reduce deforestation by curbing the use of palm oil in the automotive sector. But the South East Asian nations say the restrictions are discriminatory.

What options does Pakistan have to deal with the TTP?

The Pakistani Taliban have ramped up deadly attacks across the country, putting pressure on political and military leaders.

Gambia shocked as India absolves pharma firm 'linked' to children deaths

New Delhi says it found no traces of deadly ethylene glycol and diethylene glycol in Maiden Pharmaceuticals drugs.