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Explosion in Kabul near Afghan national parliament: Police
Mohammad Mohaqiq, a prominent Hazara politician, escaped unscathed in the attack.
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US unveils $300 million in new aid for Syrian refugees
New donation brings total of US humanitarian aid to Syrian refugees to over $800 million.
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Telephone diplomacy: Nawaz, Kerry discuss drones, cooperation
US internet surveillance issue to figure during Kerry’s visit.
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Truth is coming: Snowden
Says he did not feel he would get a fair hearing in the United States.
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Taliban to open Doha office on Tuesday: Al Jazeera
Taliban spokesperson says he was unaware of any such development.
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Iran nuclear program advances despite sanctions: IAEA chief
"There is a steady increase of capacity and production (in Iran's nuclear program)," says IAEA director Amano.
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Attacks in Pakistan are no jihad: Hafiz Saeed
Saeed asserted that a conspiracy was being hatched by India and US against Pakistan.
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First Sikh parliamentarian in 67 years makes history
Ramesh Singh Arora wants to further Pakistan-India ties, trade by easing restrictions on Sikh pilgrims.
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Ankara says union strike 'illegal', warns of police action
Protesters planned nationwide union strike against police violence on anti-government demonstrators.
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John Kerry calls PM Nawaz, discusses political issues
US Secretary of State will be visiting Pakistan this month.
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Afghan police chief survives suicide attack
Militants have regularly targeted police and government officials as Afghan forces prepare to take over security.
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Iran elections could be a game-changer: Experts
Dubbed a "sheikh diplomat," Rowhani raised hopes internationally after he emerged as the victor of the key polls.
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Bangladesh disaster crushes owner's ideal of clothes with a conscience
In industry known for harsh working conditions, Mayor said he wanted to show it was possible to run ethical business.
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Art exhibition: Shining through adversity
An Egyptian artist paints African women in a glowing tribute.
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Turkey PM says 'duty' to oust protesters as clashes rage
A day after riot police dislodged protesters occupying Gezi Park, officers continue to fire tear gas, water cannons.
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UK spied on G20 officials in London: Report
British intelligence agencies set up fake internet cafes to spy on delegates from countries in the Group of 20.
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Pakistan Army to preempt India’s ‘Cold Start Doctrine’
New concept seeks to improve troop mobilization time and to put up a joint Army, Navy and Air Force response.
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NSA email monitoring in Pakistan led to terrorist arrest
NSA monitoring of the email of alleged al Qaeda operatives in Pakistan led them to Zazi.
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Saudi Arabia plans to block WhatsApp within weeks - report
The govt cites "non-compliance" from the US-based firm as a reason.
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Wave of car bombs kills 20 in south Iraq: Officials
Car bombs went off in Kut, Aziziyah, Mahmudiyah, Nasiriyah and Basra.
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Turkish government supporters gather in Istanbul
Riot police used tear gas and water cannon to reclaim Gezi Park from demonstrators.
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Muslim architecture: Fit for a King
The Aga Khan Award for Architecture shortlists 20 works in places with significant Muslim populations.
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Local films: Afghan Mission Impossible
Down from 20 a year, Afghan films produced today are screened in wedding tents as the cinemas have been destroyed.
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Blame game: Kabul protests ‘attack’ by Pakistani troops
Pakistan embassy spokesman rejects Afghan govt’s claims of artillery attacks in Kandahar.
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Iran election: Moderate cleric Rowhani wins presidential vote
Rowhani hails his victory as one of moderation over extremism.
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Ban urges Pakistan to do 'all it can' to bring Quetta attackers to justice
UN secretary general notes that "violence against women and educators has increased in recent years".
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Egypt's Morsi severs relations with Syria
Morsi also urged the world powers to enforce a no-fly zone over Syria.
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Advani and the rise of Modi
Through all the years that Modi built his image at the cost of others in the BJP, Advani was silent.
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Official announcement: Rowhani wins Iran presidential election, says Minister
Minister Mohammad Mostafa Najjar said Rowhani won outright with 18.6 million votes, or 50.68 per cent.
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Did you know?: Unrest in Istanbul calmed by pianist
A German musician by the name of Davide Martello got to Gezi Park with a three-man team in a trailer with a piano.
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Afghan forces to take over nationwide security: Officials
The handover of the last 95 districts from NATO to Afghan forces includes many of the most volatile areas.
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Early results give Iran moderate clear lead
The first round results gave Rowhani 52 percent of the vote, more than three times as many as his nearest rival.
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Power play: Pakistan willing to import electricity, says India
Premier Nawaz directs ministry to purchase power from neighbours.
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The contest between secular and communal India
RSS trusts Modi to take hard right ideology forward to where a Hindu state at least does not appear as just a mirage.
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Pakistani missions running 'job fair' for expats in Saudi Arabia
Foreign office spokesperson says over 1,500 emergency passports have been issued.
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Pakistan may declare Panja Sahib as a holy city
Pakistani officials said the forum would endeavour to resolve all issues faced by the Sikhs living in Panja Sahib.
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Syria calls US claims on chemical weapons use 'lies'
The US administration said it would provide military support to rebels, a decision condemned by Damascus.
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India willing to export electricity to Pakistan
Sources say it will only take a few months to build the transmission line, for power to start flowing.
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Iranians vote out of duty, hope and obligation
Ahmadinejad is constitutionally barred from standing for a third consecutive term.
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Obama nears decision on Bangladesh trade following tragedies
US government has put off that decision for six years, hoping the threat would be enough.
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Future British king William 'has Indian genes': Study
University of Edinburgh genetics expert says the proof of William's Indian roots was "unassailable"
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Turkey PM in talks with leaders but 'last warning' defied
Taksim Solidarity representatives travelled to the capital Ankara for late-night talks with Erdogan.
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Reformists hopeful as Iran votes for new president
At the same time as choosing a new president from six candidates, voters will also pick municipal councillors.
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Pakistan among least tolerant of homosexuality globally: Survey
Rejection of homosexuality is widespread in predominantly Muslim nations, finds survey.
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Reviving strained ties: FO confirms Kerry’s visit this month
Top US diplomat will meet new political leadership; talks to focus on drone campaign, bilateral cooperation.
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Advocacy on wheels: Pedalling for climate change awareness
Cycling couple travel 54 countries seeking help to save planet.
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TCC gives up Reko Diq rights
“Recent developments have regrettably compelled TCC to withdraw the request for specific performance,” says...
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Half steps on Guantanamo
While Guantanamo may be closed down, facility based on same principles may open in US to try future terror suspects.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry to visit Pakistan this month
This is the most senior foreign visit to be announced since Nawaz Sharif was sworn in as prime minister.
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Pakistani charged with US pastor murder in Malaysia: Report
Ginter had been a senior pastor at the Bridge International Church in Kuala Lumpur for three years.