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Google ad connects India-Pak with heartwarming reunion story
The advertisement features a reunion between two childhood friends from India and Pakistan.
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India 'consciously' granted visa to former Taliban leader: Report
Indian foreign ministry has claimed that it was not consulted about the visit of the Taliban leader.
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Iranian helicopter violates Pakistan airspace
According to reports, Government of Pakistan has not yet raised the issue with Iran.
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NATO builds $1 billion HQ as allies cut military spending
More than 4,000 NATO staff and diplomats from the 28 allies and 22 partner countries are to move in 2016.
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Afghan loses British citizenship over terror training claims
The 41-year-old Afghan claimed asylum in Britain in 1998 and became a British national in 2004.
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Fashion most demanding industry in the world: Ford
Baz Luhrmann toasts Anna Wintour’s 25 years at Vogue.
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Iraq violence, including attacks on Shias, kills 18
Deadliest unrest was on outskirts of Baquba with 3 bombings targeting gathering of Shia pilgrims marking Ashura.
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Obama popularity at all-time low: Survey
'Majority of Americans for the first time believe him to be dishonest and untrustworthy,' according to survey.
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Putin in Seoul pushes new 'Silk Road' via North Korea
Scheme envisages an "Iron Silk Road" uniting the rail networks of South and North Korea and connecting them to Europe
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Deadly crush as Filipinos try to flee typhoon nightmare
Five days after Haiyan, the situation in Tacloban was becoming ever more dire.
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Mediterranean migrant boat rescued thanks to phone call
When stormy weather threatened to overturn the small boat, an Iraqi Kurd on board called his brother in France.
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Kerry to warn US Senate off new Iran sanctions
Negotiations between Iran and six world powers failed to reach an interim deal to halt its program.
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Afghan opium crop hits record high ahead of Western withdrawal: UN
Afghanistan is the world's top cultivator of the poppy, from which opium and heroin are produced.
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Al Qaeda in Yemen vows revenge for Shia rebel attack on Salafis
Fighting between Houthis and Salafis caused more than 100 deaths over the past two weeks.
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Nasiruddin’s death a big loss: Afghan Taliban
Unidentified gunmen shot Nasiruddin, eldest son of group’s founder,in a bakery in Bhara Kahu on Nov 10.
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Know thy neighbour: Chinese icons on display at capital’s museum
Two-day exhibition of eight eminent personalities of China goes up at Pakistan Museum of Natural History.
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Egypt court orders end to three-month state of emergency
The cabinet said it would respect ruling but would wait for official notification from court before implementing it.
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Delhi trip: Sartaj Aziz discusses LoC truce with Indian FM
Two sides agree that DGMOs should meet at an earlier date.
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New World Trade Center deemed tallest US skyscraper
Architects agreed the center's 408 foot antenna was a permanent feature of building, should be counted in its height.
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Commodity prices: Govt to consider ban on onion and tomato exports
Both commodities saw big price increase as demand rose in regional markets .
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White House warns Congress over opposing Iran deal
"The American people do not want a march to war," says Jay Carney.
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Pakistani living in US charged for wanting to fight in Syria
Basit Javed Sheikh, 29, was arrested on November 2 for trying to board a plane to Beirut.
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Pakistan‚ US to boost cooperation in energy sector
Pakistan would seek US cooperation in exploit its huge shale gas reserves.
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Illegal workers surrender in Saudi as 3 Ethiopians die
Saudi Arabia announced this year that migrants can only work for their sponsors.
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SDPI urges govt to re-negotiate with Iran on gas pricing formula
Pakistan needs to tap one hundred thousand cubic feet Shale gas reserves to become self-reliant in natural gas.
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Mauritius PM to boycott Sri Lanka Commonwealth meet
Cites the hosts' poor human rights record as reason for boycott.
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Dialogue possible only if Pak respects India's sentiments: Salman Khurshid
The meeting was held in a cordial atmosphere: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Pakistan.
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IMF urges Pakistan, MENA, Central Asia cut gender gap to boost GDP
'The gap (in the region) is three times the gap in emerging markets as a whole.'
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Afghan assembly considering US deal to begin November 21
Around 2,500 tribal elders and other civilian leaders are expected to take part in "loya jirga" starting Nov 21.
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China's Uighurs blame violence on abuses, not jihad
But residents reject accusation that deadly Tiananmen incident this year is result of terrorism.
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Kenya Westgate attackers were suicide squad: Somalia's Shebab
Gunmen were 'brothers who have volunteered to enter into enemy ranks and cause havoc before being killed by the enemy'
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UN to launch major aid appeal for battered Philippines
UN humanitarian chief Valerie Amos is in Manila to launch a "flash appeal" for cash
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Egypt is worst Arab state for women, Comoros best: Poll
Sexual harassment, female genital cutting and violence have made Egypt the worst country in the Arab world for women.
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Iran foreign minister blames West for nuclear talks breakdown
Responding to remarks by Kerry, Zarif says blaming Iran only serves to undermine confidence in negotiations.
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Preserving heritage: Italian ambassador visits restored Swat Museum
Will be open to the public soon, says K-P archaeology department director .
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Back on track: Britain moves to revive diplomatic ties with Iran
Both countries agree on appointing non-resident charge d’affaires.
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Of remittances and livelihoods: ANP moves resolution against deportation of Pukhtuns from KSA
QWP minister addresses Saudi delegation, requests leniency towards immigrants.
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Pakistan, Kuwait sign prisoner exchange deal
The two PMs exchange views on strengthening bilateral ties.
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Energy dialogue: US pushes Chevron’s bid for TAPI pipeline project
Pakistan, US officials to meet today at the US-Pakistan Energy Working Group meeting.
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Polio virus strain found in Syria confirmed as originating from Pakistan: WHO
WHO says its unlikely that adults carried the virus into Syria, its mode of transmission will probably never be known.
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Kerry sees nuclear deal with Iran as diplomacy warms
Kerry tried to reassure Washington's Arab allies and Israel that his country would not abandon them.
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Iran, atomic watchdog agree on 'roadmap for cooperation'
The IAEA chief hailed the deal as "an important step" but added "much more must be done".
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N Korea publicly executes 80: Report
'Many were executed for watching smuggled South Korean TV shows,' a South Korean newspaper reported.
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Iran deputy industry minister shot dead: Reports
The official IRNA news agency reported that Rahmat Abadi had been fatally shot in the head and chest.
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Iraq keeps eye on Kurd-militant battle in Syria
Kurdish forces and al Qaeda-linked groups have for weeks fought over territory.
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Indian hardliner Modi faces popularity test in state polls
All results will be published simultaneously after counting on December 8.
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World offers aid for typhoon-ravaged Philippines
Australia, Britain, New Zealand, Japan, Indonesia and the US are among countries that will provide aid.
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India ready to give Pakistan 'benefit of the doubt'
Indian foreign minister says "when Nawaz Sharif states he wants peace with India, we take him at his word."
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New Delhi rendezvous: Sartaj Aziz’s meeting with APHC leaders kicks up storm
PM’s adviser meets Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, Syed Ali Geelani, Yasin Malik and others.
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Seven-month amnesty ends: Illegal migrants surrender to Saudi authorities
Men, women and children lined up carrying their belongings before their deportation, after a 7-month amnesty expired.

















































