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Seeking support: World Bank asked to finance energy projects
President Hussain makes the requests to help Pakistan overcome its chronic energy shortages and water crisis.
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As India breaks free, can Pakistan follow?
India is poised to be recognised as having successfully eradicated the virus.
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Glitch: US audit detects fault in Pakistan aid data
PakInfo – a system that stores data about US assistance – is providing inaccurate information.
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Afghanistan win 2013 FIFA Fair Play award
Pakistan had lost 3-0 to Afghanistan in the friendly match played on August 20, 2013.
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Ronaldo pips Messi, Ribery to bag second Ballon d'Or
Cristiano Ronaldo, 28, awarded FIFA Ballon d'Or for 2013. Jupp Heynckes was named coach of the year.
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Bangladesh decides
Sheikh Hasina should not look for short-term political gain in a sham election victory, but save the soul of country.
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Bangladesh — on the march to authoritarianism?
Clearly, this election does not reflect the will of a population far advanced from those early days.
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Pakistan dismisses Indian allegations of violating LoC truce
Indian army chief Gen Bikram Singh says India could not be expected to stick by the rules if Pakistan did not.
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North Yemen fighting has killed at least 210, Salafis say
Sectarian rivalry in Damaj has cast a shadow over reconciliation efforts in Yemen.
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Deal curbing Iran nuclear drive to take effect Jan 20
US President Obama welcomes the news, but warns there is still a rough road ahead to clinch a comprehensive deal.
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India defeats polio, global eradication efforts advance
India marks three years since its last reported polio case on January 13.
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China mother left homeless by 17-yr hunt for kidnapped son
Says 'having a child kidnapped is worse than having your heart torn out.'
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Sheikh Hasina sworn in as PM in crisis-hit Bangladesh
President Abdul Hamid led the oath at the presidential palace in the capital Dhaka.
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Diplomacy at work: PM Nawaz calls on UAE president
The two leaders discussed bilateral and regional issues.
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Firing at Tatapani sector: Indian troops violate truce, injure civilian
AJK PM Majeed and Leader of the Opposition Raja Farooq Haider Khan condemn attack.
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Khaleda Zia freed after two weeks
Security forces were deployed around opposition leader Begum Khaleda Zia's residence from December 25.
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Is the rise of AAP bad news for BJP?
BJP’s presence in major states, its superior organisational capacity should be able to convert those attracted to Modi
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Former Israeli Prime Minister Sharon dead: Army Radio
Sharon had been in a coma for 8 years.
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US envoy headed home after India 'revenge' expulsion
Ties have frayed since Khobragade was arrested on charges of visa fraud.
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Police, tribes retake territory as UN backs Iraq
United Nations and NGOs say civilians lack access to essential supplies such as food and fuel because of crisis.
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Hekmatyar’s move to boost democratic process
Hizb-e-Islami chief is reportedly seeking political role in post-2014 withdrawal setup.
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Tech giants battle for control of the car at CES
Google, Apple and Microsoft and others are fighting to be in control of the vehicle’s “operating system”.
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PCB set to give Bangladesh green signal
Likely to confirm Asia Cup participation after security trip: official.
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2014 report: Pakistan 'most improved' in nuclear security, India not so
Army chief satisfied with robust nuclear security and command and control structure as index ranks Pakistan at 22.
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One in 10 babies in England are now Muslims, census shows
Christianity remains by far the most common religion registered for babies in UK, at more than 1.5 million.
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Pakistan rubbishes US gun maker's claim of spurning $15m rifle deal over ethics
Pakistan embassy spokesperson says despite early interest by Desert Tech, it was never shortlisted for the contract.
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US blacklists militants blamed for Benghazi attack
Two Ansaral-Sharia groups and their leaders were designated as foreign terrorist organizations.
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Taliban killings in Quetta may be part of a pattern
Afghan officials blame Pakistan for killing peacemaking Taliban members.
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Blunder in Berlin: Google apologises to Germany over 'Adolf Hitler Square'
'Theodor-Heuss-Platz' became 'Adolf Hitler-Platz' for a few hours on Friday.
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More than 182,000 officials punished in China graft crackdown
Anti-graft authorities across China last year received more than 1.95 million allegations of corruption.
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French magazine says Hollande having affair with actor
Report claims Hollande routinely drives through Paris on his scooter to spend the night with his 41-year-old mistress.
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Assad's forces kill dozens of rebels in Homs city
Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says at least 45 rebels were surrounded and killed as they left the Old City.
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Japan woman jailed over cow inflation: Reports
Kumiko Mikajiri was sentenced to 34 months in prison for inflating cattle count in cow ownership scheme.
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US forces accidentally kill Afghan boy, strain ties further
President Hamid Karzai is demanding that the US end all unilateral military operations on Afghan territory.
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US, India reach deal to end feud, count cost of damage
Consulate official Devyani Khobragade was arrested, strip-searched and charged in New York for visa fraud.
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Ravi zone development: American-Pakistani team could get consultancy
The final decision is expected next week.
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Brotherly ties: The city of lights now has a twin sister in Yemen
Agreement signed between Aden and Karachi aims to improve trade.
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Amid protests: Hasina invited to form government
Hours before newly elected MPs take oath of office.
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New research: Al Biruni may have discovered America
His calculations of the earth’s circumference helped Columbus navigate to the New World.
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Strategic dialogue: Washington likely to host next ministerial meet
Dates are still being negotiated, says Tasnim Aslam.
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Seminar on Pak-US relations: Pakistan should diversify its foreign policy, say speakers
Recommend the country present its point of view more forcefully.
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Civil-military ties in Turkey: Two countries with similar pains
Turkey’s struggle to balance civil-military relations, parallels with Pakistan discussed.
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China has world's most outbound tourists: report
Chinese tourists spent $102 billion overseas in 2012, making them world's biggest spenders ahead of Germans, Americans
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Indian diplomat in servant row 'escapes' before grand jury indictment
US Grand Jury indicts Devyani Khobragade for visa fraud and making false statements.
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Despite hard times, Pakistan remains a top ship breaking destination
In 2013, 1,119 ships went to the world's breaker's yards.
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Why the Left is still important to India
Left leaders understand it is not only important, but essential to fashion party politics in an understanding of India
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New York cops among 106 accused over 9/11 fraud
The accused allegedly collected thousands of dollars a year in social security disability benefits funded by taxpayers
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Russians to check on Guantanamo inmate on January 17: official
Russians wanted to ensure that 46-year-old Ravil Mingazov, detained in Pakistan in 2002, was in good health.
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Baghdad car bomb kills 6 army recruits: Iraq officials
Officials say the blast targeted a recruiting centre in central Baghdad.
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Homophobes have 'pronounced opponent': Thomas Hitzlsperger
Retired German footballer Thomas Hitzlsperger is the first Germany international to reveal that he is gay.

















































