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Facilitating Afghan peace: Pakistan mulls Taliban transfer to Qatar
In meetings with Qatari leadership, Foreign Minister Khar discusses new mechanism for release of Taliban detainees.
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Al Qaeda issues English-language advice magazine for militants
The magazine also lists 11 public figures in the West who it says are "wanted dead or alive for crimes against Islam".
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5 Malaysia police killed in new Borneo clash
Fight between Filipino followers of sultan and Malaysian security forces left 12 intruders and 2 police officers dead.
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Six people die as blizzards hit northern Japan
Japan's meteorological agency issues a warning of strong winds and heavy snow in northern Japan.
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Indian women use smartphones to 'pin the creeps'
Four businesswomen set up a website for reporting incidents of harassment and abuse to warn others.
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Bangladesh deploys troops as protest toll mounts
At least four people were killed in clashes after Jamaat-e-Islami supporters attacked the police.
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AIDS: They call him Patient Zero
A migrant worker was the first Pakistani to be reported HIV positive back in 1987.
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Iran gas pipeline project: Unnerved by US threats, Pakistan stands firm
Zardari says nobody has the power to stop the project.
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Indian Army joins Twitter
The account’s first tweet mentions a joint military exercise with Bangladeshi forces.
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Ordered out of Wardak
Although President Karzai is widely seen as a US puppet, he has often had strained relations with the Americans.
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Comparing statistics
Europe's total number of fatalities in terrorist incidents after 9/11 was 439, not too different from India's numbers.
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NATO says troops kill two Afghan boys due to mistaken identity
NATO forces mistake two boys for insurgents during an operation in the northwest of Urugzan.
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Suspected militants kill two Indian policemen in Kashmir
Assailants fire at paramilitary policemen from close range in the Kupwara district.
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Three dead in new Bangladesh war crimes protests: Police
The deaths brought the total number killed since a war crimes tribunal delivered its first verdict to at least 56.
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Dozens of rebels, troops die in north Syria battle: NGO
Rebels raged ferocious battle on the outskirts of the northern city of Raqa, near the Turkish border.
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Judge slashes $1b Samsung-Apple penalty in half
A jury had wrongly calculated the damages.
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Zionism row casts cloud over Kerry's Turkey visit
Kerry is against the speech delivered by PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan that likened Zionism to fascism and anti-Semitism.
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Fiji police investigate claims of Taliban links
A Taliban spokesman in Pakistan told AFP weeks ago that they had "welcomed some people from Fiji" to their ranks.
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Oil prices drop as US spending cuts kick in
Analysts blamed the steadily gaining dollar.
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Raymond Davis pleads guilty in Colorado assault case
Davis was also ordered to take anger management classes and write a letter of apology to the victim, Jeff Maes.
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Afghan media groups unite to defend rights
The federation will work to protect journalists after withdrawal of foreign forces.
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Bilateral hockey series: Pakistan, India set for decisive talks on revival
Schedule expected to be finalised in meeting in Kuala Lumpur, says PHF official.
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Expensive embassies
It makes no economic sense to maintain lavish diplomatic presence, especially when we have little to show for it.
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Hundreds protest in Delhi over sexual assault on schoolgirl
India has seen a surge in rape cases being reported over the last twelve months.
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Bangladesh clashes over war crimes verdicts kill 52
Security has been tightened around thousands of mosques across the nation ahead of Friday prayers.
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US soldier pleads guilty to misusing classified data in WikiLeaks case
I felt I accomplished something that would allow me to have a clear conscience: Manning
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US sailors jailed for 9, 10 years over Okinawa rape: report
Earlier this week the two men had admitted the offence, which caused outrage on the sub-tropical islands and beyond.
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WHO says polio fight critical despite attacks
WHO working to reduce risk factors for those involved in work to tackle polio.
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Work on Iran pipeline to begin in March: officials
The pipeline on the Iranian side has almost been completed.
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Spending plan: India hikes defence budget by 5.3%
Compared to previous years’ increases, the current year’s hike in defence spending is modest.
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Partnership: US confirms funding anti-drugs centre
Says US Army Corps of Engineers will not carry out construction work.
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WikiLeaks: Bradley Manning says he wanted 'public debate' on war
US Army private Bradley Manning says he leaked documents pertaining to Iraq, Afghanistan wars to Wikileaks.
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Al Qaeda commander Abou Zeid killed in Mali
Zeid was among 40 militants killed 3 days ago in foothills of Adrar des Ifoghas mountains near the Algerian border.
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Pope waves last goodbye before historic resignation
Thousands of supporters arrive outside Castel Gandolfo palace to greet the first pontiff to resign in 700 years.
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UN war crimes judges acquit ex-Yugoslav army leader
Judges ruled that Perisic provided military support to ethnic Serb Army but not ordered them to commit war crimes.
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China says US routinely hacks its Defense Ministry websites
China denies the allegations and says it was the victim.
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India to set up ‘women’s bank’
INR10 billion set aside to capitalise new bank that is to focus on lending to women, be managed and staffed by them.
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Indonesian mother kills son over small genitalia: police
The woman was fully conscious of what she had done but police ordered a psychological test to assess her mental state.
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India hikes defence spending by 21%
India to buy 126 French Rafale fighter jets for US$ 12 billion.
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Bangladesh sentences JI vice-president to death for war crimes
Delwar Hossain Sayedee, 73, found guilty of charges of mass killing, rape, arson, looting.
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White House stonewalling drone inquiry: US lawmakers
Debate about the use of drones has been mounting following the September 2011 killing of cleric Anwar al-Awlaki.
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US Congressman declares Dr Shakil Afridi an ‘American hero’
Dana Rohrabacher introduces resolution in House of Representatives, says Dr Afridi should be immediately released.
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White House, Republicans dig in ahead of budget talks
Public services across the country might be disrupted if the cuts go ahead.
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Strike paralyses Bangladesh ahead of war crimes verdict
The trials are needed to heal the wounds of the war that killed three million people.
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Analysis: Calls grow for banning Jamaat-e-Islami in BD
Law minister says a party that resorts to violence has no right to do politics.
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IP gas pipeline project: Iran firm wins contract to build Pak portion of pipeline
Khamenei tells Zardari the project must go ahead despite US pressure.
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US 'can't dictate' to the world: Pentagon's new chief
US can not accomplish its goals without forging strong alliances, says Hagel.
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Rare admission
Islamabad has every reason to fear New Delhi’s influence in Kabul, even more so after the 2014 US pull-out.
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Breakthrough in Afghanistan: NESPAK awarded $500m Bakhshabad Dam project
Pakistan-based consultant firm to design the dam funded by Kabul.
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Barter deal: Pakistan has not shipped any wheat to Iran so far
Sources say that dispute involves finance disruptions from Iran’s side.