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US state executes woman who killed mentally disabled man
Suzanne Basso, 59, is executed for the torture and murder of Louis Musso in 1998 to benefit from his life insurance.
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Iraq security forces abuse women prisoners: HRW
Thousands of women are being illegally held in Iraqi prisons, where they suffer torture and other forms of abuse.
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Egypt army chief Sisi says he will run for president: Report
The widely expected move is almost certain to increase political tensions.
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India eases visa rules for 180 countries except Pakistan
Citizens from 8 countries including Pakistan, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Iraq are not included due to security reasons.
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US freezes assets of Haqqani members
US citizens are also barred from doing business with the three men.
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Survivor: Decorated WW-II soldier dies at 110
He fought in British Indian Army against Japanese and was awarded Gallantry Award.
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Polio endemic: Pakistan to fight threat of travel ban
Seeks Imam-e-Kaaba’s help in anti-polio initiative.
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Confronting cultural hegemony: Literature from the peripheries elbowed out in global mass market
Commodification of literature pose challenges for foreign-language writers: Brazilian novelist.
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Business venture: Emirati project head looks to Pakistani investors
Pakistani companies make up 20% of the total at free zone in Ajman.
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Pakistanis among suspects held in huge Tanzania heroin haul
Four Pakistanis and eight Iranians were arrested with 200kg of heroin recovered.
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A nuclear story: Areva and Niger's uranium fight
Niger's govt is demanding a better uranium extraction deal from Paris, specifically from state-owned company Areva.
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UN expert calls for probe of ‘torture’ in UAE prisons
UN Special Rapporteur says she had evidence of detainees being “tortured and, or subjected to ill-treatment” in...
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Pakistanis rally to show solidarity with Kashmiri struggle
Rallies held in Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore and Muzaffarabad among other cities to express solidarity with Kashmiris.
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Bahrain toughens jail time for 'offending' king
King of Bahrain passes law imposing a jail sentence of up to seven years and a fine $26,500 for anyone who insults him
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Baghdad bombs, including one near foreign ministry, kill seven
No group claims responsibility for the latest attacks.
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Olympics: A Pakistani's journey from home-made skis to Sochi
Karim leaves for Sochi, as Pakistan's sole representative at the winter games.
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Business trip to Iran 'not helpful', Kerry tells France
US Secretary of State John Kerry displeased with the French business delegation's visit to Iran.
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Saudi beheads Pakistani drug smuggler
Mohammed Asharaf Ramadan was caught attempting to smuggle into the kingdom an amount of heroin that he swallowed.
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Obama meets war commanders as Afghan plan in limbo
Karzai displeases Washington by refusing to sign bilateral security agreement allowing some US troops to stay behind.
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Nawaz invites India to solve Kashmir dispute
Prime minister says Pakistan believes India will let the people of Kashmir decide their fate.
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US sharply curtails drone strikes in Pakistan: Report
Washington Post says there had been a lull in such attacks since December, the longest break since 2011.
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Indian fisherman dies in Karachi jail
On Feb 4, an under-trial Indian fisherman, Kishore Bhagwan Bahi, dies in prison under mysterious circumstances.
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Post-2014 scenario: Attique urges talks to preclude possible influx of fighters
Ex-PM of Azad Kashmir says fighters might move from Afghanistan to Kashmir .
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Iranian cultural week: Capturing three decades of progress through images
Art and craft exhibit launched.
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Meaningful cooperation: Sarajevo University joins hands with NUST
Bosnian team for collaborations in research and exchange programmes.
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IP pipeline: Govt cannot undertake project as sanctions loom
Will wait for normalisation of relations between Tehran and Washington.
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Asia fuels rise in world defence spending: study
In 2015, the study said military spending in China will outweigh that of Britain, France and Germany combined.
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Pacific castaway says dreams of family, food sustained him
Fisherman Jose Salvador Alvarenga says his strong religious faith, dreams of family and food kept him alive.
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Booting programme: Gates steps down as Microsoft chairman, Nadella named new CEO
Gates "will devote more time to the company" in his new role as "founder and technology advisory".
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India-Sudan Relations: Indian FM sees Sudan trade near $1 billion
Trade between India and Sudan has reached about $888 million in the financial year 2013.
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Shiv Sena disrupts India, Pakistan music meet
Visiting performers, including members of Mekaal Hasan Band, pushed into corner of club.
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Karzai in secret talks with Taliban: report
Karzai's spokesperson confirms contact had been made and describes past two months as positive.
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Obama to face blunt talk in Saudi Arabia
The Saudis are displeased with Washington's interim nuclear deal with Iran.
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Statement due on UK’s role in India’s Golden Temple assault
Review follows declassification of top secret documents that show British elite forces played an advisory role.
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Syria opposition chief to press Russia on Assad
Talks between Syrian opposition leader and Russian FM come after inconclusive 10-day conference in Geneva.
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Former UKIP spokesperson admits to being 'boss' of kidnapping gang in Pakistan
Bhutto was given 7-year-sentence in 2005, says he will appeal against the conviction.
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Olympic champion Ian Thorpe in rehab for depression - manager
Manager insists no alcohol was involved
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Safety first: Restriction on movement of Afghan refugees discussed
Peshawar division commissioner stresses increased coordination.
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Hit the road Jack: All drivers behind the wheel as Pak-Afghan Highway set to complete in Dec
The highway will start from Karkhano Market and extend till the Torkham border.
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Granted: Japan reiterates support for preservation of Pakistan’s heritage
Gives digital equipment worth Rs51m to Lok Virsa under its grant-in-aid programme
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French contribution: Dig deeper to explore true Pakistan
Seminar highlights research on Pakistan, emphasise expanding cooperation base.
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First ever Finland: Pakistan business summit opens today
The summit will also provide opportunity for Pakistani companies to seek access to Finland and other Nordic markets.
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Clothing business: Pakistan and India aim to stitch new ties
Exhibitors excited over ‘Made in Pakistan Expo’ in Mumbai.
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Sino-Japanese stand-off: The game-changer
With China emerging as a major power, the US-led order in East Asia is under stress.
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Armed student kills two in Moscow school hostage crisis
A policeman and a biology teacher were killed in the hostage crisis.
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Attacks kill 21 as Iraq forces hit Anbar militants
The effort to win back parts of Anbar comes with violence at its highest level since 2008.
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Al Qaeda says has no link with Syrian group ISIL
ISIL has been caught up in battles with other insurgents often triggered by disputes over authority and territory.
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Hillary Clinton argues against additional sanctions on Iran
Iran warns it will walk away from negotiations if new sanctions bill becomes law.
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Four men set ablaze in India for cattle rustling: Police
The four charred bodies were found in a village in West Bengal state close to the border with Bangladesh.
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Aerial assault: Syria barrel bomb raids ‘kill 85’ after Geneva talks
At least six children among those killed in Aleppo air strikes.