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Chinese anti-veil 'beauty' campaign sows ugly tensions
Residents say to enter government offices, banks or courts, women had to remove veils and men shave their beards.
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Japan PM says China air defence zone move 'dangerous'
Japan to ask China to restrain itself while it continues to cooperate with international community, Japan PM says.
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Mexico to give equality prize to Malala
The award seeks to recognise Malala's efforts for the protection of human rights.
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Bilateral Security Agreement: Loya Jirga backs US troops deal
President Karzai, however, lays out conditions for ratifying the accord.
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Riyadh visit: Pakistani MPs get Saudi assurance on illegal workers
Saudi delegation assures speaker of their complete support in amicably resolving the matter.
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Analysts say Iran deal positive for Pakistan
Pakistan welcomed the understanding reached between Iran and P5+1 on the nuclear issue.
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IP gas pipeline project brought back to life
Islamabad has been facing a delay in the IP project as the government failed in securing funds for the project.
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Iran’s nuclear imbroglio: Landmark deal clinched at Geneva
Israel and Saudi Arabia oppose deal which could reshape Mideast politics.
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Mumbai attacks: Five years on, the case has ‘no leg to stand on’
Defence and prosecution at loggerheads as India awaits progress.
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Karzai rejects jirga's advice to back US deal quickly
Taliban reject BSA, say they will continue their armed resistance till foreign troops leave.
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Afghan assembly begins giving US pact verdict
In his opening statement on Thursday, Karzai told the meeting that deal would not be signed until after April's poll.
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‘Graft’ prone: UK official takes swipe at ethnic minorities
Says politicians need to wake up, singles out Pakistanis.
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Landmark session: Indian courts settle over 350,000 cases in a day
Lok Adalats seen as a powerful instrument to ensure justice.
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Mumbai attacks case: Defence lawyer Cheema steps down
He was defending Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi and two others accused of masterminding the 2008 attacks.
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Fresh contract in the bag: NADRA expands global footprint
The authority – a self-reliant rarity in the government sector – makes waves at home and overseas, says its chief.
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Belt-tightening: Europe’s first ‘peer review’ highlights budget concerns
Eurozone warns Spain, Italy to deliver on commitments.
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Trade-guild: Canada presses investors to enter joint ventures
Diplomat highlights mining, engineering, IT and education as potential areas.
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Xbox One take-off: Microsoft sells ‘more than a million’ consoles
US-based Tech giant sets new sales record in Xbox history.
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Tarun Tejpal and Tehelka’s fall from grace
Tehelka is too closely associated with its proprietor-editor to come out of scandal without loss of credibility.
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Three female 'slaves' lived in political 'collective', says London police
The women, aged 69, 57, and 30, were being held captive by suspects believed to be of Indian, Tanzanian origin.
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Air strikes kill at least 40 in northern Syria: monitoring group
Many of the deceased were civilians: Syrian Observatory for Human Rights
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Kerry joins nuclear talks as Iran, powers push for breakthrough
World powers compromise on Iran's 'right to enrich' uranium.
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Russia sees 'real opportunity' for Iran nuclear deal
Russain FM to join counterparts from P5+1 group to reach interim accord with Iran on its nuclear programme.
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PIA pilot jailed for nine months in Britain
The father-of-two was found to have three times the legal amount of alcohol in his blood.
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Nov 21 drone hit: Sartaj shares govt anguish over drones with US ambassador
Foreign Office statement confirms that children were also killed in the attack.
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Serious business: $1.5m in the kitty, month after month
Memons in the windy city give Karachi ‘committee’ lunches a run for their money.
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US-Afghan security pact triggers controversy
Karzai admits to deep mistrust between the two countries, suggests signing of BSA after presidential polls.
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International moot: Problems faced by the disabled universal
Concluding session of three-day conference highlights challenges.
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Internet founder warns growing surveillance 'threatens democracy'
China, Russia, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan are among the worst offenders for censoring politically-sensitive web content
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Afghans deliberate over granting extension to US forces beyond 2014
Karzai admits to deep mistrust between the two countries, suggests BSA should be signed after presidential elections.
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Afghanistan rebuffs US demand on signing security deal
Washington warned Kabul on Thursday to act quickly to sign the Bilateral Security Agreement.
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Not a bright horizon for India’s democracy
In states where there is a third party, both BJP and Congress are finding it difficult to enthuse the electorate.
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Man of Pakistani origin, two sons found dead in New York district
Police are looking for the missing mother of the two boys.
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Pakistan conveys 'deep concerns' to the US over Hangu drone strike
Government demands 'immediate cessation' of drone strikes by US.
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Containing inflation: IMF backs State Bank's new monetary policy
International Monetary Fund says the new monetary policy will also help build up foreign exchange reserves.
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Mission accomplished: Afghan negotiators wrap up tour on a high note
Team given access to Mullah Baradar.
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Comment: EPL’s finest vie for England’s biggest prize
Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Tottenham can beat any club team on their day.
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Pakistani arrested at UK airport with heroin, charged with smuggling, remanded
Syed Shahrukh Shah has been remanded into custody by a Leeds Magistrates' Court till December 5.
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More people to people contact between India-Pakistan needed: Indian envoy
Indian high commissioner says there is need for process-based approach to take relations forward in a positive way.
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New Japan islet created during Pacific volcano eruption
Japan's coastguard verified the birth of the islet around the Ogasawara island chain.
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Saudi police arrest 2 over 'free hugs'
Two men were waving banners marked "Free Hug," which led to the religious police arresting them.
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Four Britons die fighting in Syria: report
Between 200 and 300 young Britons have travelled to fight in Syria, estimates MI5.
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Getting the boys together: Monty Python to reunite for one last hurrah
Cult comedy troupe to re-unite for a live one-off show in London in July next year.
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Iraq car bomb kills 30 as year's death toll tops 5,800
Rise in unrest has forced officials to appeal for intl help in fighting the country's worst bloodshed since 2008.
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Karzai says doesn't trust US, but needs security pact
The pact defines the shape of US military presence after a 2014 draw down of multinational Nato force.
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Top Indian magazine embroiled in sex assault scandal
Editor admits sexually assaulting a colleague, says he would step aside for six months as 'penance.'
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Bangladesh makes "exceptional health" progress despite poverty
The rate of women dying in childbirth has dropped by 75 per cent since 1980.
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South Asian issues: India, Pakistan blamed for stunting Saarc growth
Call for fast tracking collaboration, easing visa facilities, opening up land routes for trade .
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Principal of Pakistani school in Saudi Arabia suspended on corruption charges
School’s Director Administration Imran Raza Khan has been appointed as the new principal.
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Drone campaign: US ready to call a timeout, says Aziz
Says Washington assured Islamabad that the campaign will be suspended during future negotiations with TTP.
















































