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One section is devoted to criticising Malala Yousufzai while another segment attacks the Pakistan Army.

More than half of the prisoners have been cleared for release, some of them for the past five years.

South's defence ministry said there no plans to cancel the upcoming military exercise with the United States.

Relations between the neighbours have improved in recent years but they are still dogged by mutual suspicion.

Officials say fighting resumed after Pakistani troops attempted to repair a gate damaged in the previous clash.

Police use sound grenades, water cannon to disperse at least 70,000 protesters calling for a new blasphemy law.

Netanyahu ally says aim is self-defence, not fight with Assad.

The measure appears to have left out the majority of students at state schools.

The government attempted to show its more open-minded approach at the recent "Cut-Uncut" festival.

Israeli source says the attack targeted a facility just northwest of the Syrian capital.

Officials say the bodies pulled out have missing limbs in some cases or have decomposed.

Lawyer says human rights transcend nationality and caste.

The Chinese must withdraw and return to the status quo before their leader's upcoming visit.

Troops died in an improvised explosive device (IED) attack, Nato confirmed without specifying victims' nationalities.

Karzai statements being widely seen as a swipe against Pakistan, days after security forces clashed at the border.

Muslim shops and houses were destroyed in three places in the area.

Preliminary findings of a government probe has blamed vibrations by four giant generators set up in the factory.

Super-maximum security prisons in the United States spend about $60,000 to $70,000 at most to house their inmates.

CNN report says the US had collected information showing Israeli warplanes overflying Lebanon.

Funeral home owners says he faced criticism for his decision to accept the body.

Last year a United Nations report described Afweyne as "one of the most notorious and influential leaders" in Somalia.

The transition began in February, when Microsoft began a test of moving users to the new Outlook.com services.

Governments of both countries should jointly take steps to tackle them instead of getting entangled in a war of words.

James Dobbins represented the US in the Bonn Conference that set up the Afghan government after the 2001 invasion.

Opposition says the revelation exposed the presidential palace serves British and American interests.

Beiber stopped his concert twice to honour the prayer call in Istanbul.

Dozens more people are thought to have been buried alive.

Second autopsy conducted in Amritsar on family’s request.

Relations between the South Asian neighbours marked by decades of distrust and outbreaks of fighting.

The three are alleged to have tried to help Tsarnaev avoid arrest after seeing his picture on television.

Millions of staff began returning to their workplaces around the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka.

Singh's body flown to India in a Special Air India aircraft.

Britain has not lost so many soldiers in one incident since six were killed by a similar blast in March last year.

Discussion on nuclear security proliferates into people clamoring for their 15 minutes.

Indian spy’s family left for India earlier in the day.

Officials agree to implement strict checks for travel documents on both sides of the border.

British High Commissioner announces 25-member UK election observer mission in Islamabad.

Havana wants the prison shut and the territory returned to Cuba.

100,000 people from the several million hopefuls can win US green card.

Pope struck by a headline saying workers at the factory near Dhaka were being paid just $50 a month.

Riots broke out in Oakkan after a woman accidentally bumped into a young monk.

Several thousand workers holding red banners and flags chanted "Hang the killers, Hang the Factory Owners!".

"It is expensive. It is inefficient. It hurts us in terms of our international standing," says Obama.

List of names includes Anal, 4Real, V8, Queen Victoria among others that were rejected.

Panel says Narendra Modi should be inadmissible to the US due to "severe violations of religious freedom".

Report says Pakistan saw most serious violations of religious freedom among any country not already on the blacklist.

Riot began when Muslim woman collided with Buddhist monk while walking in the street.

Many also expressed concerns about religious extremism; less support for severe punishments.

The cost of each of the 3 “free lunches” when they ended quickly appeared in the shape of massive crises.

By making the birth of the Web visible again, CERN aims to emphasise the idea of freedom and openness it was built on.