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Obama to meet tech chiefs on surveillance
Obama will meet bosses of tech giants to discuss US spy agency surveillance and his health care reform website.
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US insists Karzai must sign Afghan troop deal
Afghan President must sign a bilateral security deal on the future of American troops in the wartorn country urgently.
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'No credible evidence' Diana murdered: Police
British police finish examining new information about the death of Princess Diana but found no evidence of murder.
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UN clash over Syria chemical arms
Russia and western nations clash over who is to blame for chemical weapons attacks in Syria.
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Car bombs hit pilgrims as Iraq unrest kills 68
In Rashid area south of Baghdad, 2 car bombs targeted pilgrims, killing at least 24 people and wounding more than 50.
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Out of court: Indian films ban petition withdrawn
Film producers, cinema owners agree on a 50:50 formula.
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Condemnation: Funeral prayer held for Abdul Qadir Mullah
Jamatud Dawa, JI leaders condemn the government of Bangladesh.
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Triumphant Samina Baig, Mirza Ali scale Argentinean peak
The brother-sister duo mountaineers finish first leg of eight-month expedition.
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US transfers two Guantanamo detainees to Saudi Arabia
On Dec 5, 2 Algerians were repatriated from Guantanamo, despite prisoners' protests they could face persecution there.
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With help from Pakistan, Chinese cricket on the rise
Official support for cricket remains low with little funds and facilities available for players.
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Goodbye, Mr Chips!
It’s a sad day in Hollywood as fans from across the globe bid farewell to legendary actor Peter O’Toole.
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The storyteller: Between literature and life, he’d choose life any day
Bilal Tanweer talks to The Express Tribune as his debut novel creates waves in the literary world.
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China's Jade Rabbit lunar rover sends first photos from moon
The mission is seen as a symbol of China's rising global stature and technological advancement.
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US Navy helicopter crashes in Japan
The helicopter crashes near Tokyo in a failed emergency landing, injuring two of the four men on board, say rescuers.
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Death toll in Syrian bombing raid on Aleppo rises to 76
76 people, including 28 children, were killed yesterday when Syrian army helicopters dropped 'barrel bombs' in Aleppo.
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Italian town invites Peshawar to become twin city
Letter from Italy offers to build cultural ties between the two cities, linked through General Paolo Avitabile.
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New ties: UAE charity extends helping hand to Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa
Al Zarooni Foundation head speaks to governor, CM about developmental cooperation.
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Divided we fall: Afghanistan, Pakistan urged to initiate conciliatory efforts
Political, military leadership of both the countries urged to respect each other’s internal matters.
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Final goodbye: Madiba ‘comes home’ to rest
Relatives, political leaders and foreign guests attend last rites of Mandela.
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Ghosts of the past: JI chief terms Molla a ‘patriotic Pakistani’
Condemns FO’s statement, praises Nisar’s take on hanging.
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Promoting peace: With poetry and promises, Shahbaz charms Indian Punjab
Chief minister says the neighbours can overcome mutual problems.
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Nascent peace process: Afghan Taliban not willing to talk, says Aziz
Adviser to PM believes Taliban leadership has not authorised Mullah Baradar to open consultations.
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Iran cancels $500m loan to Pakistan
Ali Majedi says Tehran has no obligation to finance Pakistani side of pipeline and also did not have the money.
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Kabaddi World Cup 2013: Indian wrestlers edge out Pakistan in final
Pakistan official says the event was a step towards sports diplomacy.
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SAFMA conference: Ringing endorsement for premier Nawaz’s noninterference policy
Speakers say relations should be built on a firmer footing.
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India’s need for a decisive leader
It is hardly the case that state, its decisive leader can solve all problems, according to Pawar’s own reckoning.
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The BSA conundrum
There will be enough headaches for Pakistan during and after drawdown without piling on poorly thought out BSA clauses
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Shahbaz hopes to host next year's kabaddi world cup in Lahore
Punjab Chief Minister speaks in Punjabi, hopes the two halves can work together for mutual benefit.
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Six killed in clashes after Bangladesh JI leader's hanging
Police said they opened fire during clashes with thousands of rampaging Jamaat protesters in Companyganj.
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China's first lunar rover lands on moon: State TV
The probe touched down on an ancient 400-kilometre (250-mile) wide plain known in Latin as Sinus Iridum.
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Afghan president says does not 'trust' US
Karzai's statement came a day after he insisted he would not be 'intimidated' into signing a security pact.
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Iran sends second monkey into space: President
In Jan, Iran says it had successfully brought live monkey, which it named Pishgam (pioneer), back to Earth from orbit.
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Drone strike on boat in Kabul River leaves four injured
Injured being taken to Pakistani hospitals for treatment.
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Facebook seeks to get smarter with big data
Facebook is working to become your new best friend and getting to know you better.
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New US school shooting on eve of Newtown anniversary
A schoolboy armed with a shotgun opens fire and wounds two fellow students Friday before killing himself.
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China prepares for first lunar rover landing on the moon
China is aiming to become the third country to carry out a rover mission, following the US and former Soviet Union.
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US denies breaking 'spirit' of Iran deal
US denies that blacklisting more than dozen companies had violated a landmark nuclear deal reached with Tehran.
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Jamaat rallies: Storm of protests over Molla’s hanging
JI chief says Bangladesh’s war crimes tribunal’s rulings are a travesty of justice.
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Burying differences: Pakistan hands over fresh peace dossier to India
In his letter of invitation to Singh, PM Nawaz outlined roadmap for reviving stalled composite dialogue.
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Underreported Punjab: Govts alone can’t ensure peace in subcontinent, says Dr Gandhi
How do you win over the people that you are forced to suppress.
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Karzai in India to reiterate call for heavy weapons
Analysts view visit as pressure tactic on Pakistan, US.
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Islamabad tempers response to Dhaka execution
While Nisar sees it as an attempt to reopen old wounds, FO restates its non-interventionist policy.
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Deadly clashes in Bangladesh after top Jamaat leader executed for war crimes
Three protesters were killed, 2 activists from ruling Awami League were hacked to death & a JI activist shot dead.
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India summons US ambassador over diplomat arrest
The diplomat was arrested while dropping her children at school in New York.
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Prince Harry set to reach South Pole
Harry and team of injured troops from US, Canada and Australia are set to reach South Pole today after 200-mile trek.
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UN report concludes chemical weapons used in Syria
UN report says children have been slaughtered and chemical weapons used five times and during the Syrian conflict.
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Ex-Bangladesh dictator led away from home
Ershad had threatened to kill himself after security forces besieged his home following his boycott decision.
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US charges Indian consular officer with fraud
Devyani Khobragade charged with visa fraud and poor treatment of her Indian housekeeper at her New York home.
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Iran halts nuclear talks after US blacklist move: State media
Iranian negotiators halt nuclear talks with major powers after USA blacklists a dozen companies and individuals.
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US military reveals laser can down drones, mortars
US Army successfully tests a vehicle-mounted laser that shoots down incoming mortar rounds and drone aircraft.