Doctors, engineers, and top graduates are leaving Pakistan in search of stability abroad. The skilled workers shortage is growing – but can Pakistan turn the current brain drain into a long-term brain gain?

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"KPop Demon Hunters" has become the number one movie on the Netflix streaming platform, and fans from all over the world are flocking to the show's filming locations in Seoul.

Does Indian PM Narendra Modi need to overhaul his country's "strategic autonomy" to counter the recent Pakistan-Saudi defense pact? DW's security podcast Global Eyes takes a look. https://t.co/zvpwcEWOpZ

In West Bengal's tribal village of Saraswatipur, rugby once empowered girls like Chanda Oraon to represent India. But with financial support fading, so are the dreams the sport inspired.

Pakistan's natural resources may be worth trillions. China and the US are competing in the global race for rare minerals, as Pakistan attracts investors. Can the country turn its resources into sustainable prosperity?

Java, Indonesia's most populous island, faces a significant flood risk. A gigantic seawall is supposed to mitigate this danger, but critics warn of its ecological consequences. https://t.co/4LAKRcYIxL

Watch how Taiwan's newly elected opposition Kuomintang leader Cheng Li-wun pushed back against the implication that Russian President Vladimir Putin is a dictator in an interview with DW.

Trump and Xi's high-stakes summit in South Korea this week wasn't just about tariffs. Another issue loomed large — fentanyl.

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In Pakistan, many Christian sanitation workers clean sewers, often without safety kits. Marginalized by caste and religion in a Muslim-majority nation, they risk their lives daily amid scant options for work.

Speaking to DW, Taiwan's newly elected opposition Kuomintang leader Cheng Li-wun's stance on mainland China is clear — peace with Beijing is the only option.

Ousted ex-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has called for the upcoming elections to be boycotted, with her Awami League party set to be barred from running. Are free and fair elections in Bangladesh possible? Read more: https://t.co/GixSaQXyOg

Record floods hit central Vietnam, killing over a dozen people and inundating the former imperial capital Hue and the tourism hub Hoi An.

With US tariffs weighing heavily on the global economy, Chinese President Xi Jinping is using a summit of Pacific Rim nations to position Beijing as a champion of free and open trade. https://t.co/rMSVeRShjR

The truce was first declared on October 19, following weeks of violence that killed dozens after Pakistan launched airstrikes on Afghan territory targeting Pakistani Taliban militants. https://t.co/HV5r8eCWkc

Pakistan ranks third globally in crypto adoption, but its government has been reluctant to embrace virtual currencies. Now, Pakistani authorities plan to create a regulatory authority, a crypto council, and a Bitcoin reserve.

With nearly 200,000 followers and millions of views, this care home in southern India has found Instagram fame. This is how senior citizens at Adaikalam in Tamil Nadu spend their days.

India has said in the past it wants to join the multilateral regional economic grouping, but with the US president's transactional style dominating the landscape, doing one-on-one deals may be preferable for New Delhi. https://t.co/J2iUR5udvA

For decades, APEC has helped integrate economies along the Pacific Rim. But on-again, off-again tariff escalation between the world's largest economies means more uncertainty and less room for cooperation. https://t.co/IvMLaw226I