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Dwindling foreign reserves: Pakistan urges US to fast track release of CSF dues
Dar puts request before US envoy as foreign currency reserves hit $3b.
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Anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela dies aged 95
"Our nation has lost its greatest son," said South African president Jacob Zuma.
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Polio raises fear of travel curbs
The WHO executive board is set to meet from Jan 25 to Jan 30.
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UN warns 1.3m people in Africa need food aid ahead of sanctioned military action
"In Central African Republic, 1.3 million people are in need of emergency food assistance due to civil unrest": FAO.
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Twitter to be available on mobile phones without Internet
Users will need to dial a simple code to get a feed of the popular trending topics on Twitter.
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Online game teaches risks of personal data exposure
The game will be available online for free.
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Cement export to Kabul in gradual decline
Overall sales remain stagnant in July-Nov this year.
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Passage of supplies facilitates NATO draw down from Afghanistan: FO
Foreign Office says the government's stance has always been clear on drones.
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India expands nuclear weapons site: US think tank
Think tank says new facility could increase India's ability to produce enriched uranium for military purposes.
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Syria militants kidnap over 50 Kurds: NGO
Among the hostages were nine children and a woman, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
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Suicide bomber attacks Yemen's defense ministry: Source
Defense ministry says attack targeted ministry's hospital and most gunmen were killed or wounded.
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Japanese police arrest woman for calling them 15,000 times
Authorities repeatedly visited the 44-year-old and asked her to cease and desist.
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40 days in chains: Afghan shrine offers 'cure' for evil spirits
Many locals still believe that grim ordeal at shrine will cure mental health problems, possession by 'jinn' spirits.
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Benazir's assassination: 'Getting Away with Murder'
Chilean author says it is ridiculous to imagine that former president Zardari was involved in Benazir's death.
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Bangladesh's besieged ex-dictator threatens suicide
Threat comes after security forces besieged his home following his decision to boycott next month's elections.
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Biden says 'significant apprehension' over China air zone
Beijing needs to reduce Asia-Pacific tensions to protect its growing stake in regional peace and stability, says Biden
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Border violation: Iran fires four mortar shells into Pakistan
No loss of life was reported.
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ECP's '8300' SMS system wins international award
ECP wins the Accessibility Award for launching services for millions of voters to verify their votes.
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Presence of Indian forces is harmful to Siachen Glacier: Sartaj Aziz
Aziz cites environmental concerns and urges Indian troops to withdraw from glacier.
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India's anti-corruption party tested in Delhi polls
Aam Aadmi Party, led by former tax inspector Arvind Kejriwal, is contesting New Delhi state election.
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Two dead in skydiving accident in US
The accident happened at a skydiving facility in Arizona when the daredevils were about 200-300 feet above the ground.
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White House steps up bid to thwart new Iran sanctions
White House warns Congress that passing new sanctions will give Tehran an excuse to undermine interim nuclear deal.
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Return the treasures Britain looted, Chinese tell Cameron
British PM David Cameron faced demands for the return of priceless artefacts looted from Beijing in the 19th century.
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Pay-what-you-like restaurant in China loses thousands
According to its investors, the restaurant has lost $41,000 since it opened.
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Pentagon halts ground shipments out of Afghanistan via Pakistan
Step taken to ensure the safety of drivers following protests in Pakistan over American drone strikes.
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Indian police kill three suspected rebels near Srinagar
The three were killed after heavy firing erupted between security forces and rebels.
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Another Bangladesh party boycotts polls as death toll mounts
Party declares that the country was on the 'brink of disaster' as seven more people were killed in poll protests.
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Mexico finds 64 bodies in mass graves
Some of the bodies were bound by the hands and feet and showed signs of torture.
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US again driven to distraction by Karzai
What is the United States to do about Afghan President Hamid Karzai?
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Biden in Tokyo amid 'dangerous' China tensions
Biden's tour of northeast Asia comes as tensions in the region are at their highest for years.
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IP gas pipeline: Islamabad ponders move to calm US concerns
Iran may be asked for assurance it will not use proceeds for N-proliferation.
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Six Pakistanis freed from Afghan prison in Peshawar jail
They met their families after eight years.
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Day 10: Container carrying goods to Kabul sent back
PTI workers verified documents of more than a dozen trucks and containers.
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With calm on LoC, Pakistan hopes ties with India will improve: Salman Bashir
Pakistan envoy to India Salman Bashir said outcome of Indian elections was "not material" the aim of better ties.
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Amazon unveils futuristic drone delivery plan
CEO Jeff Bezos says he hopes to deploy an armada of mini-drones able to drop small packages at your doorstep.
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Bangladesh opposition confirms poll boycott on deadline
BNP, its 17 smaller allies to only change their mind 'if polls are organised by a non-party, neutral government.'
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Iran's foreign minister urges Saudi to work jointly for 'stability'
Iran believes Saudi Arabia is an extremely important country in the region and the Islamic world, says Iranian FM.
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Lack of cash and monitors add to Afghan election troubles
Reduced budget is partly because some land and equipment is being reused and fewer foreign advisers are needed: UN
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German policeman held for death of man he met on cannibal website
'Victim had been fantasizing about being killed and eaten by someone else since his youth,' says Dresden police chief.
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'Cyber-Hindus': India's new breed of political activists
These young people in their 20s and 30s have a common desire - to see Narendra Modi become the next prime minister.
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Afghan endgame: Islamabad, Kabul to revive Taliban office
Understanding reached during Nawaz’s Kabul trip.
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Nuclear deal: Iran, powers to meet next week
Landmark Nov 24 interim accord is seen as first step towards resolving decade-old dispute.
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Modi pledges unity at Jammu and Kashmir rally
There should be only one religious text - our constitution, he said at the rally.
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Children escape as mortar hits French school in Damascus
'It was a miracle that no one was hurt, neither students nor teachers nor employees,' says the school nurse.
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Indian magazine editor remanded in custody over sexual assault
A Goa court ordered Tejpal remain in custody to allow police time to question the 50-year-old editor.
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Iraq funeral suicide bomb kills 12: Officials
Blast struck at the graveyard where the procession was due to bury the body.
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Anticipation builds for China's first moon rover mission
The Chang'e-3 rocket carrying the "Jade Rabbit" rover to explore the moon is set to blast off at 1:30 am local time.
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India's spacecraft successfully begins journey to Mars
Spacecraft, called Mangalyaan, now embarks on 10-month journey around sun before reaching Mars in September next year.
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'Fast and Furious' actor Paul Walker dead at 40 in car crash
Walker died in Los Angeles county when the car he was traveling in slammed into a tree and caught fire - US media.
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Three security men killed near Pak-Afghan border
Assailants opened fire on a convoy of Frontier Constabulary soldiers.

















































