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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.
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UN monitors see arms reaching Somalia from Yemen, Iran
Yemen asks Tehran to stop backing armed groups on Yemeni soil.
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UN chief appeals to Syria as Assad vows to fight on
State news agency SANA reports Assad said he would not bow to mounting pressure and "plots".
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North Korea carries out apparent nuclear test
Security Council diplomat says the apparent test comes despite a "strong warning" from China to the North.
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After Guru’s execution: Pakistan decries India’s ‘high-handedness’ against Kashmiris
Country reaffirms solidarity with the People of Jammu and Kashmir.
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Persisting mistrust: Discord spoils Pak-Afghan clerics huddle
Allama Tahir Ashrafi objects to joint statement; threatens to boycott Kabul conference.
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Navy SEAL who killed Bin Laden breaks silence
Navy SEAL reveals he shot Osama bin Laden twice in the head.
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US tests withdrawing military equipment through Pakistan
US official says they sent two convoys through Pakistan as a "test" on Sunday.
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Pope says will resign on Feb 28: Vatican spokesperson
Pope Benedict XVI says his strength is no longer adequate to continue in office due to advanced age.
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Boy's fatal shooting fuels anger in Indian Kashmir
Another protester drowns in Jhelum river in his plight to escape from chasing forces.
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Muscat airport closed after PIA plane crash lands
PIA aircraft crashed on the runway after its landing gear collapsed, says flight safety director at Muscat airport.
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Colombia quake damaged 100 houses, injured 15
The quake damages 24 schools and a clinic which was registered 6.9 on the Richter scale.
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17 dead as bus plunges into Bangladesh river: police
The bus crashes onto the Matamuhuri's parched river bed after the driver lost control of the vehicle.
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US Republican senator says will block CIA, Pentagon nominees
Democrats say they do not believe procedural efforts to block a vote on Hagel in the Senate will be successful
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Kabul inquiry finds evidence of prison torture
The presidents's office describes in a statement prisoners' access to lawyers as "problematic".
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36 killed as stampede mars India's Kumbh festival
Witnesses says that police had baton-charged the crowd, triggering panic.
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Boy shot in Kashmir execution protest dies: Hospital
Young boy succumbs to wounds, as security forces open fire during Afzal's execution protest.
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Kashmir hanging: Guru’s sentence is ‘judicial murder’
Mushahid denounces India’s claim of sharing border with Afghanistan.
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The Qatar initiative: JUI-F chief features in Doha talks
Fazlur Rehman kicks off a crucial round of negotiations with the Afghan Taliban.
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Stricter punishments
Gender-based sensitivity must begin at home and at the primary level in schools.
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Raucous celebrations as Asia greets Year of Snake
In China, snake has traditionally been seen as a symbol of wisdom, wealth and longevity.
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Assad reshuffles cabinet, warplanes raid Damascus
Syria is in depths of an unprecedented economic recession due to the violence gripping the country for two years.
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Dunford takes charge of NATO in Afghanistan
Dunford is responsible for bringing forces home and overseeing the transfer of Afghan security duties to local forces.
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US northeast digs out from deadly blizzard
The blizzard leaves some 650,000 homes and businesses without power and at least seven dead.
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Iranians on the march to mark revolution day
Tehran is currently under a series of international sanctions aimed at curbing its controversial nuclear programme.
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Travel: A Brazilian adventure
“Be brave. Take risks. Nothing can substitute for experience.” — Paulo Coelho.
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PSL: Chasing an alluding dream
Experts believe the PSL remains a double-edged sword and it may have been too early to stage it.
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Pakistan visit: Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas due on Feb 16
This will be Abbas’ second visit to Pakistan in three years.
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Ulema conference: Afghan clerics set to open contacts today
Apprehension of Pakistani Ulema over ‘agenda’ of proposed conference to be discussed.
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Ex-Top Pc Maker: ‘Buyout plan grossly undervalues Dell’
Dell unveiled its plan to go private on Tuesday in a $24.4 billion deal.
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The execution of Afzal Guru
By hanging Guru, India is, in fact, inflaming the very sentiment it wishes to suppress, the of tag “unjust and...
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The village that just refused to die
Cu Chi harboured the most resilient, determined rice farmers, who along with regulars, took on a superpower.
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Tight budget may force Pentagon to cut forces: US general
Spending reductions of $470 billion over 10 years may take effect on March 1.
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Press Tv claims it has been blocked in USA, Canada
Press Tv claims its channel along with iFilm has been forced off the a Galaxy 19 satellite.
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Amnesty condemns India's execution of parliament attacker
Rights group notes that the Mohammad Afzal Guru's trial fell "considerably short" of fair standards.
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Hundreds rally in Kashmir against Guru's hanging
Guru was hanged at New Delhi's Tihar Jail over his role in a deadly attack on the Indian parliament in 2001.
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Blizzard brings US northeast to a halt
New York, one of the world's busiest air travel hubs, is cutt off as snow and wind led to suspend all operations.
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Mortar attacks 'kill several' at Iran exile camp in Iraq
An interior ministry official puts the toll at five dead and 40 wounded from around 40 rocket and mortar attacks.
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Egyptian protesters clash with police after days of calm
Medical sources at the health ministry says at least 45 people hurt during the day across the country.
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India imposes curfew in Kashmir after execution
A former chief minister of Kashmir once warned that executing him would lead the country to "go up in flames".
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India parliament attack plotter Afzal Guru hanged
Guru was hanged after his final appeal for mercy was rejected by President Pranab Mukherjee.
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Zero Dark Thirty: Polish city angered by portrayal in movie
Polish city of Gdansk was depicted in the movie as a location for CIA detention facility.
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Survey reveals Afghan officials accepted bribes worth $3.9 billion
Education sector reported to be most vulnerable to corruption.
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Toronto Sun website blocked in Pakistan: Report
Columnist Tarek Fatah claims his column is the reason why Pakistan blocked Toronto Sun's website.