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Acid attack on four Indian sisters: Police
No arrests had been made and the motive behind the crime was unclear.
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S Korea warns of 'military action' to protect citizens
N Korea blocks access to joint industrial zone where South Korean citizens are also working.
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Bengali immigrants in Karachi polarised over violence in Bangladesh
Older residents worry about the state of affairs while younger ones struggle for identity in Pakistan.
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Renovation, not construction: Pakistan dismisses Afghan concerns on border checkposts
Foreign office spokesperson says the Afghan side was informed in advance about the renovation of Gursal checkpost.
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Afghanistan: Dalrymple’s lessons from history
The elephant in Afghan room today is that its post-colonial colonial occupation enjoys no credibility with the locals.
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UN General Assembly overwhelmingly approves first-ever arms trade treaty
Assembly, including Pakistan, votes 154-3 in favour of resolution that will open the treaty for signature from June.
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Indian girl who strayed into Pakistan, sent back with new dress, candies: Report
She was handed back to Indian Border Security Force on Monday in “good health”.
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Bangladesh arrests three atheist bloggers
The three could face 10 years in jail if convicted under the country's cyber laws.
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Medical marijuana goes on sale in Czech pharmacies
Prescription-only drug is for patients suffering from cancer, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis or psoriasis.
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Mullah Omar can run for president in Afghan elections: Karzai
Afghans should have the opportunity to "vote for or against him" says Karzai.
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Afghan ambassador dashes to Kabul amid tensions with Pakistan
Afghan officials claim Pakistani forces fired rockets into the border areas of eastern Kunar province.
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Caroline Kennedy may be next US ambassador to Japan
White House spokesman Jay Carney declined to comment on whether Obama had settled on Kennedy for the post.
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Fire at Islamic school kills 13 boys in Myanmar
A funeral for the 13 boys was due to be held on Tuesday afternoon.
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N Korea to restart reactor to fuel arms programme
The Korean peninsula has been caught in a cycle of escalating tensions since the February atomic test.
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Delhi gang-rape accused demands 'proper food'
Sharma, a 20-year-old gym assistant, said he should be given milk and fruits in jail.
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Food insecurity takes a ‘nasty’ turn globally
Australian experts ask for immediate steps to wipe out hunger in Pakistan.
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Afghanistan protests Pakistan's border 'construction, physical reinforcement'
Protest lodged with Pakistan ambassador to Afghanistan Mohammad Sadiq.
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Pakistani man tries to smuggle 17 live birds into Manchester: Report
Partridges were crammed in small wooden crates, packed in three suitcases.
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Gunmen torch Nato withdrawal trucks in Balochistan
Gunmen first fired on the first vehicle and then sprinkled petrol on all four trucks.
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Doctors voice alarm at 'non-lethal' weapons in Kashmir
Locals fall victim to marbles fired from slingshots, pellet guns and the so-called pepper grenades.
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Iran sanctions spur boom for Pakistani diesel smugglers
Pakistan authorities admit they are overwhelmed.
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Women tourists desert India after sex attacks: Survey
Nearly 72 percent of tour operators reported a number of cancellations in the last three months.
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Illegal emigrants: Pakistani job seekers swindled in Libya
Islamabad to take up the matter with Tripoli.
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Stabilising Afghanistan: Pakistan has crucial role, peace negotiator
Abdul Hakim Mujahid urges Kabul and Islamabad to reduce trust deficit.
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Kishanganga dam: Legal battle far from over
Pakistan to approach neutral expert if India restarts construction of disputed hydropower project.
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Venezuela politics: Heir Maduro vows probe into Chavez’s death
Emotional Maduro recalled his meeting with Chavez in a military hospital on March 5.
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Indian prisoner Chamel Singh was not tortured: Punjab Prisons Dept
Superintendent Central Jail brushes aside “malicious propaganda” surrounding Singh's death.
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Karzai meets Qatar emir during visit on Taliban office
Afghan president previously opposed a Taliban office as he feared his govt would be frozen out of future peace deal.
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Saudi says Internet apps break the rules
Saudi Arabia to work with the developers of applications to 'quickly meet the regulatory conditions'.
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Eiffel Tower evacuated after bomb threat
Tower was reopened after around two and a half hours after police searches failed to find any suspicious objects.
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Trial begins in India gang-rape of Swiss cyclist
Five of the suspects are farmers in their twenties while the sixth is 19, police said.
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After Israeli apology, Turkey dreams of new tourism boom
Israel apologised for a deadly 2010 raid on a Gaza-bound aid flotilla.
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Afghanistan to destroy 15,000 hectares of poppy: Officials
Poppy crops will be ploughed up by tractor or flattened by teams of men wielding sticks.
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Pope prays for peace in Syria, Korea on first Easter
The pope also toured St Peter's Square in his open-top "popemobile".
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So you want to move to Canada, eh?
From the hazy vantage point of the Indus, scarcely populated Canada is the land of dreams and opportunities.
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Pakistan-India: Now handball falls victim to politics
India pull out of South Asian event to be played in Faisalabad.
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Women’s Sports: Saudi Arabia to allow women’s sports clubs
Interior ministry had decided to allow women’s sports clubs after reviewing a study that showed flaws in the system.
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India’s vicious racism
We kick around smaller nations that are our neighbours because we can; there’s no other reason.
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Nato air strike kills 2 children, 9 suspected Taliban in Afghanistan
At least eight civillians were injured when Afghan forces called in Nato air support to fight Taliban.
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S Africa's Mandela spends third day in hospital
Mandela's December hospital stay was his longest since he walked free from jail in 1990.
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Pope to celebrate first Easter vigil
Francis began the Easter season on Holy Thursday by washing the feet of young prisoners including two Muslim inmates.
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Muslims vanish as Buddhist attacks approach Myanmar's biggest city
The UN special rapporteur on human rights said he had received reports of "state involvement" in the recent...
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Bahrain protesters clash with police: Reports
Shia opposition group al Wefaq warned of fresh protests unless national dialogue with regime leads to real reforms.
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World’s biggest creature tracked by its song
Its tongue alone is heavier than an elephant and its heart is as big as a small car.
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Karzai heads to Qatar to discuss Taliban peace talks
Qatar office could mean little if the Taliban refuse to negotiate with Karzai.
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Afghanistan’s u-turn may derail elusive peace process
Off icials say negotiations can continue without help from Islamabad.
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From hero to khalnayak: Pakistan’s view on Sanjay Dutt’s sentence
Local artists and fans say no one should be above the law.
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Bangladesh clashes leave five dead: Reports
Friday's first incident occurred when lawmakers entered a village in northwestern Chapainawabganj district.
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British pro-Palestinian activists raped in Libya: Deputy PM
The two women, who were raped, were of Pakistani origin.
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Three Afghan artillery shells land in Pakistan
Residents of Dadum village in North Waziristan say the shells landed in their area.