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Honouring a hero: In New York, a street now bears Salman’s name
Pakistani-American died while rescuing people from the Twin Towers.
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Stranded in Saudi Arabia: The notice comes just a little too late
Dost Swalay’s parents, unaware of his death, wait for his return to Swat.
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Two Greek police chiefs caught for blackmailing Pakistani immigrants
Police officials had illegally seized money from one migrant while another was arrested for extorting a tobacconist.
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Gas pipeline: Pakistan, Iran to sign construction contract today
Pipeline will cost Rs190m per km, markup on loan is 3%.
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Senator Reid says Republicans are blocking Hagel
If confirmed, Hagel would replace retiring defense secretary Leon Panetta.
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Khar, Kerry reaffirm commitment to bilateral relations
Secretary of State accepts invitation to visit Pakistan.
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Pistorious shoots girlfriend dead
South African paralympic star questioned for killing his girlfriend.
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Ravi Shankar's daughter says she was sexually abused
Anoushka Shankar says she suffered sexual and emotional abuse for several years in hands of a man her parents trusted.
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Bangladesh war crimes trials reopen old wounds
Protesters staging round-the-clock demonstrations with the single demand that war criminals be hanged.
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Syria rebels advance as diplomatic pressure mounts on Assad
Assad needed to abandon hopes of riding out the war and instead accept the inevitability of his departure: Kerry
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Palestinian PM urges East Asian donors to share wealth, knowledge
Commends the region for moving away from reliance on overseas' aid and becoming economic powers.
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Pentagon creates new medal for cyber, drone warriors
Panetta says it was time to recognize those who play a crucial role in modern warfare with hi-tech weapons.
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In India, French president pushes $12bn jet deal
Trip aims at building on the "strategic Indo-French partnership launched 15 years ago: Official
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South Korea flexes missile power after North test
With this missile, we could hit any target in the North anywhere, says army Major General.
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Bin Laden killing: Pakistan made to pay a price, says Cameron Munter
Says drones should be discussed publicly; says ISI is not the
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Cristiano Ronaldo, UEFA gift to provide Afghans with limbs: ICRC
On behalf of UEFA, Ronaldo donated a similar amount in 2008 to the ICRC.
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Kerry calls Zardari, discusses Pakistan-US relationship
US Secretary of State and President Zardari discuss regional stability and future of Afghanistan.
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Online matchmaking a hit with Saudi couples
More than 200 Twitter account and dozens of other forums on internet offer services for Saudis seeking spouses.
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India says warm ties with could help US dialogues with Tehran
Indian foreign minister says their good relations with Iran and US make it able to "provide the linkages" for talks.
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Iran installs new nuclear equipment at Natanz: atomic chief
The Atomic Energy Organisation chief says new centrifuges were installed, but did not reveal how many.
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Pope Benedict to lose his infallibility status
Papal infallability status to transfer to next pope, but Pope Benedict will be entitled to pension.
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India alleges Pakistan involved in North Korea nuclear tests: Reports
Unsubstantiated allegations raised by Indian media.
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India vows to scrap Italy chopper deal if graft proved
India's government ordered investigation into alleged bribery of government officials by Finmeccanica.
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Afghan Taliban dismiss reports of meeting with Fazlur Rehman
The JUI-F chief was reported to be in Qatar to "encourage the negotiators to talk to the Afghan government."
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Afghan air force desperate for aircraft: Commander
Air power is crucial in the rugged country where a poor road network is often mined by insurgents.
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Obama urges Congress to make government work for 'the many'
Obama vowed to turn much of his attention toward economic troubles like the 7.9 percent unemployment rate.
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Prison break: Jail officials puzzled over Indian prisoner’s escape
The prisoner, who escaped from District Jail Malir, could not be traced by prison authorities.
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Concluding session: PAECO calls for boosting regional trade
Member countries urged to remove hurdles in trade and investments.
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Alleged beheading: LoC incident is unacceptable, says Indian PM
Singh says there is a need to recognise that India’s neighbourhood is “characterised by growing instability.”
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IP gas pipeline project: Larijani brushes aside threats of US sanctions
Iranian parliament’s speaker says his country ready to go to any extent to ensure project’s completion.
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US able to eavesdrop on meetings of 9/11 suspects, lawyers at Guantanamo
Microphones were placed in smoke detectors in rooms where attorney met their clients.
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Rendezvous at 10 Downing Street: Your enemy is our enemy says Cameron
British premier says he will visit Islamabad this summer.
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UN to take 'significant action' against N Korea
The test is a clear and grave violation of the relevant resolutions of the Security Council, says Ban.
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‘Tashkent Declaration would not have been possible without Russian help’
Russian diplomats all over the world mark February 10 as the Diplomats’ Day.
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Pakistan, India at the same level of family planning
Experts suggest the two countries should take a look at China.
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UN chief calls for Indo-Pak dialogue to ease Kashmir tensions
Tensions in Kashmir have risen after Afzal Guru was hanged over the weekend.
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Nuclear reactions
More rationality needed when addressing matter of Iran’s nuclear weapons and more equality shown towards other nations
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Syrian Air base falls as Assad's forces come under pressure
Syrian opposition fighters capture military airport near northern city of Aleppo.
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Indians convicted of murdering Pakistani in UAE return home
Seventeen Indian men paid blood money for the murder of Misri Khan in Sharjah to secure their release from UAE.
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Pakistan Taliban says American, British fighters killed
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan post video on militant websites identifying a Briton and an American killed in battle.
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Pakistani-Dutch al Qaeda suspect battles extradition to US
Sabir Khan claims he was tortured in a Pakistan jail with the full knowledge of US intelligence agencies.
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US to cut troops in Afghanistan by half by 2014
Obama expected to announce plans to withdraw as many as 34,000 troops from Afghanistan by 2014.
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New SARS-like virus infects British patient in 10th case globally
WHO says people living in or returning from Arabian peninsula should be tested for the new coronavirus.
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French president, minister under fire over papal wisecracks
French President Hollande cracked a joke about Pope Benedict XVI's decision to resign because of failing health.
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Afzal Guru's family snubs India's offer to visit jail grave
Family of deceased insists body be buried in his home state.
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Nigeria detains journalists after attacks on polio clinics
Days before the deadly attack, FM broadcast story reviving claims that vaccinations are Western plot to harm Muslimss.
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Italy defence firm chief arrested for India bribes: Reports
Giuseppe Orsi had denied any wrongdoing in the deal for the sale of 12 AgustaWestland helicopters to India in 2010.
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11 killed in clashes in India's northeast: Police
More than 10,000 people losts their lives to unrest in the rich state of Assam over the last two decades.
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Obama honors Afghan war vet for gunbattle heroics
Obama describes the war "as one of the most intense battles of the entire war in Afghanistan."
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TTP says American, British fighters killed in battle
Video identifies the American by the name of Inaam and the Briton as Abbas.