Imran Khan holds rally on the streets of Karachi, Pakistan's most dangerous city, in defiance of Taliban threat.
Asia
Everything is still up for grabs in fiercely-contested Pakistan elections
To really feel part of the country's political process a ceramah is where it is at.
No one knows how many people were buried when a building near Dhaka collapsed, killing hundreds of garment workers.
In the name of change and hope, a convivial, cross-ethnic group digs in to make a statement.
Foreign ministers from Heart of Asia group resolve to cooperate and 'implement' key projects once US and NATO withdraw.
Thousands of Muslim refugees stuck in squalid camps in Rakhine state, left to wait for government to decide their fate.
Away from the media glare, people reveal their true feelings about same-sex marriage.
Villagers reclaim their shattered homes and lives from Taliban in northern Pakistan.
Reclusive nation has somehow managed to make each threat sound more dangerous - and newsworthy - than the last.
Protests and counter protests over bloggers accused of insulting Islam highlights a deep divide in Bangladeshi society.
