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Refuting assertions: No troops being sent to Saudi Arabia, says ISPR
Western media claimed the Kingdom was looking towards Pakistan and Egypt to secure itself from IS
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Tense exchanges
Increase in tensions between Kabul and Islamabad would not be something we want at the present moment.
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Hizb-e-Islami seeks political role in Afghanistan’s future setup, says leader
The HIA’s quest for political role will further isolate the Taliban who have rejected the elections.
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At least 150 people killed in SW China quake: state media
Chinese state media puts the magnitude at 6.5
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Ten dead in strike on Gaza school as Israel renews shelling
Shelling resumes in southern Gaza, 30 killed
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India's Modi offers Nepal $1 billion loan in regional diplomacy push
Modi is on a two-day visit to Kathmandu to help speed up negotiations on a power trade pact
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Afghan impasse: Attempts to resume vote audit stalled for one more day
Abdullah disagrees with criteria to address fraud
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No let-up in violence: Israel to continue Gaza offensive, 62 more dead
Pulls out some soldiers from parts of Gaza, but snubs Cairo talks
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Military hall of fame: Pak generals famous in small US garrison town
Country has more four-star officers conferred with the best military award than any of its neighbours.
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Bilateral relationship: Japan’s PM tells Brazil ‘Abenomics’ working
On maiden visit, Abe sees potential to increase investment.
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Natwar Singh, the rebel
Natwar's book makes the apparently outrageous allegation that Sonia Gandhi was too afraid to become premier.
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Religious leaders condemn murder of imam of China's biggest mosque
Jume Tahir had dedicated his life to opposing separatism, religious extremism, had safeguarded ethnic, national unity.
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UN slams Sri Lanka for deportation of Pakistani, Afghan asylum seekers
18 Pakistani asylum seekers have been deported in the past two days, with 10 more facing imminent expulsion.
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Nepal landslide kills 8, blocking river and raising flood fears
40 people injured and dozens of homes buried, says official
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Attempts to resume Afghan vote audit stall over disagreement
IEC chairman Ahmad Yusuf Nuristani says the vote audit is expected to resume tomorrow
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India right-wing party calls rape charges 'a fashion'
Shiv Sena says such accusations have become good weapons to seek personal revenge
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Cross-border attack: Pakistan lodges protest with Afghanistan
Sniper fire at Pakistan Army check post near Ghakhai Pass in Bajaur kills one soldier
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India landslide rescuers press on as toll hits 73
Commandant of National Disaster Response Force says 8 people were recovered alive, around 80 people still trapped
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Explosion at factory in eastern China kills 65: State media
150 others were also injured in what appeared to be an industrial accident
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Refugees from northern Gaza can now return, says Israeli military
Hamas' armed wing says it had no information on the whereabouts of the missing soldier
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Fears of Australia surrogacy ban over abandoned Down Syndrome baby
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott says it was an 'incredibly sad' situation
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Not No 1 anymore: Pak asylum-seekers turning away from US
More Pakistani nationals are seeking refuge in other countries, but those seeking asylum in US are declining in number
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From Iran and Afghanistan: Smuggled POL products continue to flow into Pakistan
FBR has formed a joint strategy and its field formations have enhanced their anti-smuggling operations
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Sabre rattling: New Indian chief issues warning to Pakistan
Says response to any threats will be ‘intense and immediate’.
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Civilian deaths: Saudi king condemns ‘collective massacre’
Holds international community accountable; criticises Islamic State.
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Gaza offensive: Israel fires fresh salvo as truce collapses
62 more killed as count of deaths crosses 1,500; Hamas accused of kidnapping soldier.
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Taliban attacks add to political uncertainty in Afghanistan
Defence analysts claim militants launching ‘symbolic’ assaults to prove nuisance value.
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New truce 'very hard' if no confidence in Hamas: Obama
Obama admitted that US officials had "tortured some folks" in the aftermath of the September 11.
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Rising production: India factory output hits 17-month peak
Car sales accelerated briskly, after falling for two straight years.
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Muhammad Ali's 'Fight of the Century' gloves sell for nearly $400,000
Heritage previously auctioned a set of gloves Ali wore to claim his first World Championship in 1964 for $836,500.
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Economic stagnation: Italy expects to miss growth target
PM insists country will lead the recovery in Europe.
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Slumber party at the museum
At New York’s Rubin Museum of Art, adults will sleep under works of art, have their dreams interpreted when they awake
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US seeks urgent Qatari, Turkish help to free Israeli soldier
Kerry calls on both countries' foreign ministers after hearing of the abduction while flying back from visit to India
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Imam of China's biggest mosque killed in Xinjiang
Govt says Jume Tahir was killed by 'three thugs influenced by religious extremist ideology'
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Nearly half of identified drone strike victims in Pakistan are civilians: report
Bureau of Investigative Journalism’s Naming the Dead project has named over 700 killed by US drones in Pakistan
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Name that child: Chinese officials offer bonus for mother's moniker
Officials are giving 1,000 yuan to couples who take part in 'surname reform' plan
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Gas blast in Taiwan kills 24, injures 271, topples buildings
Four firefighters were among the dead. Media reports suggest death toll likely to rise sharply.
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Gaza assault: UN officials upbraid Israel over war crimes
Netanyahu says he won’t accept ceasefire; at least 28 Palestinians killed in latest attacks
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Sneak attack: Afghan envoy summoned over border incursion
Seven militants were killed and nine injured when the military repulsed an attack on a check post in Lower Dir.
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Worldwide: Android grabs 85% of smartphone market, claims survey
Operating system threatens to marginalise rival platforms.
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Gaza 'miracle baby' dies due to over complications, power cuts
Doctors said ongoing electricity shortages in Gaza played a role because her oxygen tubes did not work properly.
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Drug-resistant malaria spreading fast in SE Asia
Study says doubling course of antimalarial treatment could help fight the resistance problem but that time was short.
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Second man arrested in Oslo imam attack case
Norwegian police said the suspect had been known to police but did not specify their role in the attack.
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Germany announces one million Euros for IDPs
WHO provides medicines worth $250,000 for IDPs, while Punjab govt announces to build 2,000 houses.
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Kerry says US 'excited' about India's new PM Modi
Kerry opened his first meetings with Indian government today; to meet PM Modi on Friday
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Death toll of India landslide feared to reach 150
23 people were confirmed dead and 8 pulled alive from the mud and debris in Maharashtra state
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Obama's response to Republican lawsuit: 'Stop just hatin' all the time'
House of Representatives authorised the lawsuit which will focus on changes Obama made to health care law
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Netanyahu vows to complete Gaza tunnels destruction
Israeli military says it called up an additional 16,000 reservists; US restocks Israel with ammunition
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17 dead, 200 wounded in airstrike as Israel observes 'humanitarian lull'
Bolivia renounced a visa exemption agreement with Israel in protest over its offensive in Gaza.
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Jacques Kallis calls it a day
Kallis might still help Kolkata Knight Riders defending their Indian Premier League title won earlier this year.
















































