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India slams UNSC, says it serves no purpose
Indian Ambassador Puri proposes 'veto restraint' for the big five at the UNSC.
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Pakistan has the worst economy in Asia-Pacific region: Report
Legatum Institute releases 2012 Prosperity Index, ranking Pakistan at 132, out 142 countries.
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Kucinich to push for Congressional briefing on drone programme
Kucinich questions White House's legal cover for use of drones saying they are not at war with Pakistan.
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Pakistan sweeps India Today debate competition: Report
Students from Lahore College of Arts and Sciences bag two top positions in the inter-school competition.
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Natural disasters: SAARC session focuses on common vulnerabilities
Participants urge respective governments to make policies on climate change.
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Pakistan’s human rights review: Internet censorship comes under scrutiny
Netherlands asks Islamabad to remove restrictions on internet access.
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Abbottabad raid: First Bin Laden film to premiere tomorrow
Director talks internal conflicts, uncertain plot.
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Malala attack: ‘Uninformed’ comments land Lord Ahmed in hot water
British MP suggested Malala’s shooting was part of plot to discredit Taliban.
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Romney or Obama: Does it matter for Pakistan?
Analysts suggest there will be no pendulum swing in foreign policy.
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World Bank approves first Myanmar aid in 25 years
The Bank has earmarked $80 million for a grant and $165 million for no-interest loan for poverty alleviation schemes.
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Cricket: Radical Hindus object to Pakistan team's India tour
World Hindu Council says India should refuse to host tour until 26/11 masterminds brought to justice.
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First Bin Laden film premieres just in time for US vote
Announcement that it would screen for first time just two days before America votes raised eyebrows.
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China, Japan citizens back Obama for second term: Poll
Chinese respondents were less emphatic, still 63 percent said they wanted Obama to serve out another four years.
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Fighting drug trafficking: Dutch govt to help train, equip Balochistan police
Pledges $2.5 million to UNODC’s Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice programme.
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Voluntary repatriation: Enhanced return package offered to Afghan refugees
Various non-food items included in package; free transport offered.
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Developing countries: Pakistan to host D-8 summit on Nov 22
Govt sees opportunity to dispel security concerns, improve Pakistan’s image through upcoming gathering.
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Human rights accolade: Tribal Union of Journalists receives German prize
Body president remembers 12 fellow journalists who were killed on duty.
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Republican NYC Mayor Bloomberg endorses Democrat Obama
"President Barack Obama has taken major steps to reduce our carbon consumption," the mayor said in an op-ed.
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NJ's Springsteen, Bon Jovi join Sting in Sandy concert
The commercial-free one-hour telecast, "Hurricane Sandy: Coming Together," will air on Friday night at 8 pm EDT.
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Zynga builds new version of social game 'CityVille'
CityVille 2, rolled out globally in 15 languages. calls on players to deal with simulated urban woes such as crime.
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British man guilty over US weapons parts to Iran plot
Tappin, 66, faces 33 months in jail after reversing his not guilty plea at a federal court hearing in El Paso, Texas.
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Attacks, air strikes hit Syria as death toll mounts
International community still at odds as escalating conflict reportedly has killed more than 36,000 people so far.
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Bal Thackeray calls Pakistan cricket team tour a matter of 'national shame'
Thackeray also accuses BCCI of betraying country for money and cricketers of being party to it.
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Myanmar's neighbours urged to let in refugees
Violence in Myanmar pitting Buddhists against members of the Muslim Rohingya minority has killed dozens.
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Sri Lanka ruling party MPs move to impeach top judge
Ministers says there had been 'disagreements' between the government and chief justice.
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Six ship crew missing as India cyclone kills eight
Government authorities say the storm has weakened substantially though heavy rains continued.
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At least 23 killed in Riyadh fuel truck blast: TV
Explosion after gas tanker hits bridge. Officials say blast was an accident.
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Regional trade: India’s entry could put Gul Train back on track
Lack of interest by the business community led to it being abandoned.
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Pakistani Immigrants: Spain busts human trafficking ring
The police said that the vehicles entered Europe’s borderless Schengen area by passing through Greek customs control.
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Imran Khan is 'welcome' in the US: State Department
Spokesperson Mark Toner says they do not want "any legitimate traveler delayed for no reason."
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Chief Minister of Bihar due to visit Pakistan in November
Kumar due to land in Karachi before visiting Larkana, Islamabad and Lahore.
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UK unable to force return of Pakistani held in US custody: UK SC
US rejected UK efforts to return Yunus Rahmatullah, saying they would prefer to deal with Islamabad directly.
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Top medical innovations treat headaches, diabetes
Cleveland Clinic's innovations also includes better mammography technology, drugs to treat advanced prostate cancer.
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Americans take to social media to help post-Sandy
Orgs used social networks to gather information for storm-stricken people and put them on interactive online maps.
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Myanmar must protect Muslims and halt discrimination: UN
UN says Myanmar must address human rights challenges for a successful process of democratic transition.
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JuD aid offer: US says thanks, but no thanks
JuD chief had offered financial, humanitarian assistance to the US after widespread damage by hurricane Sandy.
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Roadside bombs kill as many as 17 in Afghanistan
Improvised explosive devices went off in Helmand and Kandahar provinces.
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Storm-battered US sifts through Sandy’s wreckage
New York City authorities struggling to restore vital services and clear debris.
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Taliban can run for president: Afghanistan election chief
President Hamid Karzai is constitutionally barred from running in the 2014 elections.
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Celebratory gunfire at Saudi wedding cuts cable, 23 electrocuted
30 others injured in the incident near Abqaiq.
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Envoy urges China to play ‘active role’ in Syria crisis
China is generally suspicious of intervention in the internal affairs of other nations.
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Afghanistan presidential election set for April 2014
Karzai denies speculation that security problems and the exit of foreign troops that year would delay the poll.
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Iran temporarily put nuclear bomb ambitions on hold: Barak
The decision put back any immediate plans Iran had for acquiring a nuclear bomb.
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NASA rover finds Mars' soil similar to Hawaii's
The rover uses an X-ray imager to reveal the atomic structures of crystals in the Martian soil.
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US judge mulls travel request in terror case
Prosecutors said they objected to such travel “under any circumstances” before the trial begins.
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‘Pakistanis playing active role in local politics of Norway’
Norwegian parliamentarian says her country has softened immigration laws.
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Disney buys LucasFilm for $4.05 billion, announces new Star Wars movie
Disney says they will release Star Wars Episode 7 by 2015, and new titles will be released "every other year".
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Sandy cuts deadly path: The Big Apple takes big hit
At least 38 reported dead across North America; storm damage put at over $20b; over 8.1m homes without power.
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Afghan boxer triumphs in country's first pro boxing bout
"Today it's a start," Rahimi said after the fight. "This belt is not mine, this belt is Afghanistan's, it's yours."
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As Sandy blows on, New Yorkers step out to assess devastaion
The New York Stock Exchange says they will open on Wednesday despite storm.

















































