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Review: Officials examine results of UAE-Pak joint venture
Special teams had been formed for the purpose of the drive, and children from militancy-hit areas had been vaccinated
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Ukraine and pro-Russia rebels agree ceasefire
The agreement could hand the rebels effective control of Ukraine's industrial heartland.
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A week of positive developments for Afghanistan
The vote invalidation process is now under way ahead of the announcement of the final results.
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British PM challenges NATO allies on ransom payments
Leaders of Western military alliance meet to discuss their response to the threat of militants in Iraq
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Thousands at memorial for Russian photographer killed in Ukraine
Russia has demanded a complete and impartial investigation into the 'barbaric killing' of Andrei Stenin
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Iran says nuclear deal possible if world is 'sincere'
Member of Iran's nuclear negotiations team says as long as P5+1 are sincere, we can reach a good result before Nov 24
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India court orders prisoners to be freed over trial delays
More than 30 million trials pending across India at the end of 2012
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One in 10 girls sexually abused worldwide: UN report
UNICEF reveals that one fifth of all murder victims are children and adolescents under age 20
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Baghdad car bombs kills at least 17
First blast struck an area of shops, restaurants and cafes in the Kadhimiyah area of northern Baghdad
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US still supports 'elected leader' Nawaz Sharif: State Dept
State Department spokesperson Marie Harf says senior leadership of al Qaeda in Pakistan taken off the battlefield.
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Double the misery
UN refugee agency reports that 88 Pakistani nationals have been deported from Sri Lanka since the first of August.
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Comedian Joan Rivers dies at age 81, daughter says
The comedian, who was known for her acerbic brand of humor, had a lengthy career
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Heavy rains kill 65 in Indian Kashmir, including wedding party
Heavy rain is expected for the next 48 hours
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India on alert after al Qaeda opens South Asia front
Kashmiris say al Qaeda has no role in their struggle since it is a political dispute.
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Security clearance: Uncertainty surrounds Chinese president’s visit to Pakistan
Foreign Office, Chinese embassy refuse to offer any comment. FO says discussions are still going on.
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India, Australia to sign nuclear deal as Abbott visits
Australian PM says India has an impeccable non-proliferation record and has been a model international citizen
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NATO would consider Iraq request for IS help: Chief
Rasmussen says international community as a whole has an obligation to stop Islamic State from advancing further
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Sotloff family challenges killers on Islam
Sotloff's father briefly appeared holding a photo of his son, declining to speak to media.
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Saudi executes Pakistani for drug trafficking
Izzat Gul's beheading raises to 46 the number of executions carried out in Saudi Arabia this year
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Al Qaeda announces India wing, renews loyalty to Taliban chief
Counter-terrorism experts say al Qaeda's ageing leaders are struggling to compete for recruits with Islamic State.
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Taliban detonate truck bombs in central Afghanistan, 18 killed
More than 150 people have been wounded in the attack
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Kerry holds 'constructive' talks with Palestinians
Talks come just days after Israel announced its biggest grab of Palestinian land since 1980s - 988 acres
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Paris suspends delivery of warship to Russia over Ukraine
Paris agreed in 2011 to sell 2 helicopter assault ships to Russia with first scheduled for delivery in Oct or Nov
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General denies Fiji Muslims face UN hostage backlash
Forty-five UN peacekeepers have been taken hostage by al Qaeda-linked al Nusra Front rebels in the Golan Heights
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Post-Nato Afghanistan: Hizb-e-Islami intensifies efforts for active role
Two of Hekmatyar’s sons met Dr Ashraf Ghani in Kabul
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US still believes May 2013 elections were free, fair
US State Department spokesperson says US embassy in Islamabad is open.
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Beijing calling
Government of Pakistan should not sacrifice its own interests to those of Beijing out of a false sense of gratitude.
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Al Qaeda establishes new branch in Indian subcontinent
Ayman Al-Zawahiri announced the creation of Qaedat al-Jihad with Asim Umar as chief.
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Chinese president’s visit to Pakistan is still on: FO
Foreign Office sources say an advance team of the Chinese president arrived on Wednesday.
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Putin urges Ukraine rebels, Kiev to halt fire
Putin has appealed both Ukrainian rebels and government forces to cease fire and agree to broad terms of a truce
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Global Competitiveness Report terms Pakistan third least safe country
After two consecutive years of steep decline, overall Pakistan remained stable since last year and stood at 129.
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Hizb-e-Islami Afghanistan denies joining Islamic State
'News reports that Hizb-e-Islami could join Islamic State are outrageous and totally baseless,' says HIA spokesperson
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Walled city: Lahore heritage project honoured by UNESCO
Preservation of Gali Surjan Singh included in annual awards
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Taliban ready to play role in Afghanistan
So far militant group has refused to join intra-Afghan dialogue, their statement can be seen as shift in approach
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ISIS extremists murder second US reporter
The Sunni extremist group has declared a "caliphate" in regions under its control in Iraq and Syria.
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US still believes protesters, govt should resolve Islamabad impasse via dialogue
The spokesperson said they are keeping an eye on the situation in Islamabad and are in contact with relevant officials
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IMF warns West may need to boost $17 bn Ukraine rescue
The boost comes as the war-torn country began receiving gas from the European Union via Slovakia.
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An even stronger Erdogan
Uniting his countrymen, women will be a formidable challenge, but he is by far the most successful Turkish politician.
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261 more stranded Pakistanis evacuated from Libya
The number of Pakistanis at the relief camps set up by the embassy in Tripoli have swelled to over 3,000 nationals
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Abdullah takes Afghan election to brink of collapse
Negotiations between special UN envoy Jan Kubis and Dr Abdullah are being held
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Fukushima workers to sue TEPCO for danger pay
Four men will demand companies pay a total of $620,000, mostly in hazard allowances
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'No military solution' to Ukraine crisis, UN chief warns
Ban says he wants to avoid further deterioration to 'a very chaotic and dangerous situation'
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Australia PM says 'extreme force' justified against IS
Australia prepares to fly C-130 aircraft into Iraqi capital for customs clearance
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US calls for restraint in political crisis
'We continue to urge all sides to refrain from violence, exercise restraint, and respect rule of law,' says Jen Psaki
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The BJP in Kashmir
If non-Pandits heed the boycott call as they always do and stay indoors, the vote cast will ensure victory for the BJP
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Without documents: Two Chinese nationals arrested in Jamrud
The foreigners were later handed over to special branch for further investigation.
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A show of hospitality?: ‘Pakistani IDPs in Afghanistan are at home’
Ministry of State and Frontier Regions rejected Kabul’s claim, denying that 100,000 people had sought refuge.
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Swiss complete tax-dodge payments to Britain, Austria
Swiss authorities said that London received 469.5 million pounds and Vienna, 738.3 million euros.
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Sri Lanka court gives green light to deport Pakistani asylum seekers
United Nations refugee agency says 88 Pakistanis have been deported since the beginning of this month
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Britain to outline tougher anti-militancy measures
Attack on Britain considered "highly likely"

















































