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Pope declares John Paul II, John XXIII saints
Pope Francis proclaims as saints his influential predecessors John Paul II and John XXIII
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India test-fires anti-ballistic missile
The missile is capable of intercepting targets outside the earth's atmosphere.
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South Korean prime minister resigns over ferry sinking
"I offer my apology for having been unable to prevent this accident from happening," says PM Chung Hong-Won
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Less women in Indian parliament than Pakistan, Afghanistan
In India women hold 11 percent seats in parliament, in Pakistan 21 percent and in Afghanistan 28 percent.
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False claims: Modi model causing more harm than good
May God please save this country from this model, says Sonia.
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Easing curbs: UN set to lift Ivory Coast diamond embargo
Stones were helping fund the Forces Nouvelles rebels.
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Togadia and Modi
What Togadia said and did is merely reaping the hatred that Modi himself has helped sow.
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Indian Kashmir gun battle leaves 5 dead: Police
The latest violence erupted Friday when security forces laid siege to Manloo village.
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Five NATO troops killed in Afghan helicopter crash
The crash was the largest single loss of life for the ISAF since another NATO helicopter crashed in December.
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Afghan elections: Abdullah-Ghani run-off May 28
In the first round Abdullah won 44.9 per cent of the vote, followed by Ghani with 31.5 per cent.
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Afghan Taliban military council's chief resigns over 'poor health': Spokesperson
A new military chief has been appointed but the name will not be disclosed for some time.
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Afghan preliminary election results due as run-off looms
Both Abdullah and Ghani, a former World Bank economist, have vowed to fight on if a run-off is required.
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Gujarat-gate: ‘Modi gave land to cronies at throwaway prices’
Accuses the BJP leader of having no plan.
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Indian Navy gets new chief
Indian Navy’s top brass is expected to undergo major reshuffle after appointment of Rabindar Kumar Dhowan as new chief
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Afghan presidential poll unofficial results today
Without a clear majority, runoff expected between Abdullah and Ghani.
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Another front: Hyderabad’s Muslims to bet on anyone but BJP frontrunner
Jama Masjid Imam says vote against divisive forces.
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Pakistan, US to revive Afghan peace efforts
Dobbins met army chief Gen Raheel Sharif to discuss defence cooperation between the two countries.
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Ex-Barcelona coach Tito Vilanova dead - club
Vilanova was diagnosed with cancer of the salivary gland more than two years ago.
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Pakistan elected to 2 UN bodies
It will be a part of the Commission on Science and Technology and the Committee on Non-Governmental organisations.
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Drunk passenger causes hijack alert on Australian flight to Bali
Pilot of Virgin Australia plane reports hijacking attempt after passenger tries to enter cockpit, says official.
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LoC violation: Indian Army carries out mortar shelling, firing in Poonch Sector
Pakistan Army retaliates which forces Indian side to stop shelling, firing: ISPR
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Level-playing field: Putting agro-products on India trade list opposed
Standing committee says India’s subsidised agri products can hurt Pakistan market.
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Afghan endgame: Pakistan’s importance to ‘multiply’, says Dobbins
Says Washington’s priorities vis-à-vis Pakistan won’t change.
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Improving public health: New infections constantly on rise in Pakistan, says UN envoy
Urges 2-3% GDP allocation to health sector to improve situation.
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Comment: Land of Nawabs goes to vote
BJP stronghold likely to face tough competition from Samajwadi Pary and AAP.
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Kashmiris shun polls as Modi fear weighs heavy
India’s sizeable Muslim minority is wary of BJP leader, who they blame for the communal riots in Gujarat.
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A world free of wartime rape
It will take international cooperation, commitment from national govts, but world free of wartime rape is within reach
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IMF and the US
The IMF can no longer continue coercing poor developing countries to undertake austerity measures.
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Elections are not an alternative to right of self-determination of Kashmiris: FO
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to visit United Kingdom from April 30 to May 2.
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Russia starts border army drill after Ukraine attacks rebels
Rocketing tensions sent oil prices up, as US President accused Russia of reneging on an agreement to defuse the crisis
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Clashes in Kashmir as India heads back to the polls
Voting was light at the heavily guarded polling stations after a campaign of intimidation by local militant groups.
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FBI informant linked to hacking websites of Pakistan government: Report
The FBI was not immediately available for comment.
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Guides, climbers prepare to leave Everest
The avalanche underlined the risks borne by sherpas who carve out the routes and carry gear up the mountain.
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Runoff election in Afghanistan is possible
98 per cent of the votes cast in the polls have been counted, recounting of many polling stations still under way.
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Thousands mob Modi as election race starts in sacred city
Narendra Modi received a hero's welcome as he launched his election campaign on Thursday in Varanas.
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Policeman guns down three US citizens at Kabul hospital
Officials say the gunman was injured in the incident outside the CURE International hospital and detained by police.
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Saudi prince killed 2100 endangered birds in Pakistan: Officials
Hunting houbara bustards is banned in Pakistan but authorities issue special permits to some visitors.
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Reviving relations: Afghan envoy calls for understanding Iqbal’s philosophy
He says Iqbal’s poetry was true reflection of love and affection he had for Afghanistan and its people.
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Preliminary results of Afghan presidential poll delayed by two days
Election commission says announcement delayed in order to accurately count votes.
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High level visit: James Dobbins arrives for post-Afghan poll talks
The US is pushing for a peace deal with insurgents before its forces leave the country.
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India votes: Mumbai slum-dwellers wary of poll promises
Say they won’t be fooled by last-minute promises.
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Idea of ‘PM Modi’ fills us with dread: Indian diaspora
British Indian academics write open letter in Independent newspaper.
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Long-term plans: Pakistan yearns for direct oil supply from Saudi refineries
Seeks to save millions of dollars in premium on oil import.
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WHO hits back at anti-vaccine deniers
Just because a disease seems long gone, there is no reason to rein in vaccination against it, according to the WHO.
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Palestinians in new unity push as Israel talks teeter
Palestinian chief negotiator Saeb Erakat countered that peace with Israel was impossible without Palestinian unity.
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Led Zeppelin unveil unheard recordings
The band say the material will give fans a taste of their early studio sessions.
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30 local officials quit in Indian Kashmir after rebel threats
Separatists have called for a boycott of the staggered election which ends next month.
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Afghan vote was 'fair': Iranian official
Velayati, who was Iran's foreign minister between 1981 and 1997, said the poll had been well-managed.
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US, Iran take envoy row to UN
Spat over Hamid Aboutalebi's nomination has blown up amid a cautious thaw in relations between the US and Iran.
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Afghan election commission delays announcement of complete result by two days
The IEC has officially requested to probe into irregularities in 1,446 polling stations of over 6000 polling centers.

















































