The Indian Embassy in the capital city of Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan has asked Indian students to “stay indoors,” on Saturday (May 18) amid reports of mob violence which is reportedly targeting international students.

Mob violence in Kyrgyzstan: Indian students advised to ‘stay indoors’ amid attacks; five injured

Pakistan's Foreign Minister, Shah Mahmood Qureshi, was caught on camera criticising Chinese President Xi Jinping. He was approached by a Pakistani student about China's travel ban.

Watch: Pakistan's Foreign Minister caught on tape mocking Xi Jinping 

The novel coronavirus outbreak began from China's Wuhan, which later became an epicentre three months ago and during that time when many countries were busy evacuating their citizens from the region, Pakistan, on the contrary, refused to repatriate its stranded students.

To return or not? Pakistani students, who were stuck in China, faces dilemma

Hundreds of Pakistani students have been struck in Wuhan which is the epicentre of the deadly coronavirus outbreak. However, Pakistan has refused to evacuate them. Parents have been appealing to the Pakistani government to get their children back home. Watch report:

WION Dispatch: Pakistan refused to evacuate students from Wuhan, Students speak through WION

Hundreds of Pakistani students are trapped in the Chinese city of Wuhan which is the epicentre of the deadly coronavirus. One such student is Maham Ali Khan who was supposed to return home after collecting her degree at Yang Shi University in the Hubei province but she found herself trapped after the outbreak. Watch her story:

Fineprint: Pakistani student 'trapped' in Hubei plead for help

Around 500 Pakistani nationals are stranded in China. Islamabad has refused to rescue them. Today, India said it could help, if Pakistan makes a request. Will Islamabad reach out to New Delhi? WION's Palki Sharma has the story.

Gravitas: Wuhan Virus, India throws a lifeline to Pakistan

Gravitas: Coronavirus- India offers help to Pakistan