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Two Nato troops killed in insider attack: Isaf
The Taliban claimed that the shooter was one of their fighters who had infiltrated the police.
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Qatar poet faces secret trial for 'insult': Watchdogs
Poet charged with "inciting to overthrow the ruling system" and "insulting the emir": Amnesty
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Syrian air force general assassinated
Air Force General Abdullah Mahmud al-Khalidi was assassinated in Damascus district of Rukn al-Din.
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Shell-shocked Buddhists scrap Bangladesh festivities
Buddhists cancel celebrations for most colourful annual festival in protest at mob attacks against their community.
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Superstorm Sandy: Two US nuclear plants shut down
Plant operators stress there were no risks to the public.
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Myanmar unrest could destabilise wider region: ASEAN
ASEAN is in a position to offer humanitarian aid to Myanmar, says secretary general.
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New boat people exodus looms from restive Myanmar
Hundreds of thousands have left aboard rickety boats in past decades, and there are signs of another exodus looming.
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Sri Lanka escapes cyclone, coastal residents return
Cyclone changes direction towards the south Indian coast of Tamil Nadu, says Disaster Management Centre.
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Romney to attend ‘storm relief event’ Tuesday in Ohio
Romney urges supporters in Ohio and Iowa to keep those in the path of the storm in their hearts and prayers.
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Sudan denies Iran role in arms factory
We deny any relation between Sudan’s military manufacturing and any foreign partner, says Sudan's foreign ministry.
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Clinton arrives in Bosnia at start of her Balkans tour
Clinton due to meet with Bosnia’s three-man presidency and top international officials.
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Being Pentagon chief had its downsides: Gates
Gates said he hoped he would be remembered as someone who tried to look out for the needs of the troops in battle.
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North Korean bootmakers want to score with Messi
North Korea gets 100 pairs of boots month from factory as its share of payment, rather than being paid in cash.
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Indian PM overhauls cabinet ahead of 2014 polls
Salman Khurshid replaces S M Krishna as foreign minister.
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Hope recovers: Britain commits to Malala’s health, female education
Rehman Malik says Pakistan is fully capable of ensuring teenage activist’s security.
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Khar leaves for post-revolution Egypt visit
In a first, foreign minister to meet President Mursi to build bilateral ties.
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Political funding: Sarkozy aide charged in ‘Karachi’ corruption scandal
Judges suspect Balladur’s campaign of receiving illicit retro-commissions from sale of French submarines to Pakistan.
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India’s first Muslim FM in 16 years
Salman Khurshid is known to be a witty but courteous politician.
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Storm Alert: Pakistan mission reaches out to expats
The embassy says that they are in close coordination with the Pakistan consulate general in New York.
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Worst hurricane looms: ‘Frankenstorm’ threatens US East Coast
Tens of thousands of flights cancelled; all US stock markets closed and presidential campaigns halted.
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Windows 8 phones aim to 're-invent' the smartphone experience
Windows 8 phone to stand apart from competition posed by iOS and Android by offering a more personalised experience.
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Masjid-e-Nabawi expansion project risks razing holy sites
The multi-billion project's plan includes demolishing Prophet (pbuh), Caliph's graves and three historic mosques.
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Former Indian army chief calls for dissolution of parliament
General VK Singh says parliament was "anti-people" and "bending to corporates".
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Saudis to build major Islamic centre in Afghanistan
Estimated to cost up to $100 million, the centre on a hilltop in central Kabul will house up to 5,000 students.
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UN chief renews nuclear disarmament plea
Moon makes special plea to N Korea to divert its scant resources from nuclear weapons to improving living standards
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Death toll from Myanmar unrest reaches 88: Official
More than 26,000 others forced to flee wave of rioting and arson.
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City that never sleeps beds down before Hurricane Sandy
A monster of a hurricane, potentially the largest on record, was barreling toward the city.
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Myanmar's fleeing Rohingyas recount ordeals
Violence survivors continue to trickle into packed refugee camps in Sittwe, western Myanmar as UN raises alarm.
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Tsunami hits Hawaii after Canada quake
"The tsunami is arriving right now," Gerard Fryer, a senior geophysicist with the center, told reporters.
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Indian PM overhauls cabinet ahead of 2014 polls
"Probably this is the last reshuffle," the prime minister said at the presidential palace in New Delhi.
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Indonesia arrests 11 suspected militants over US embassy plot
The Detachment 88 squad seized bomb-making equipment and one bomb ready to be used by a new militant group (HASMI).
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7.7 magnitude quake hits Canada's British Columbia
Quake hits Haida Gwaii region, tsunami warning issued, though no major wave seen. No immediate reports of damage.
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UN says 22,000 displaced by Myanmar communal unrest
The latest fighting has killed more than 80 people, bringing the total toll since June to above 170.
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Iraq attacks kill 27 on month's deadliest day
No group has yet claimed responsibility for the attacks.
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3 more ministers quit ahead of India cabinet reshuffle
SM Krishna and Ambika Soni had resigned from the cabinet earlier as well.
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Chaudhry Shujaat's delegation detained by Indian authorities
PML-Q leader taken into custody after he, group members failed to produce passports, documents; freed after 2 hours.
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Richard Olson arrives in Pakistan to take charge as new US ambassador
Olson says he wants to work together to promote relationships based on mutual respect and common interests.
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Al Qaeda leader calls on Muslims to kidnap Westerners
Al Qaeda leader Zawahiri also calls Obama a 'professional liar.'
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Myanmar Rohingya Muslims under 'vicious attack': HRW
More than 150 people, from both communities, have been killed in the state since violence first sparked in June.
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SM Krishna resigns to usher in ‘new blood’
Outgoing foreign minister to play instrumental role in upcoming election campaign.
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Eid congregation attacked: Suicide bomber kills over 40 in Afghan mosque
At least 50 wounded; almost half the dead were policemen.
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Struck down?: Imran Khan offloaded from US bound flight in Canada
Khan was questioned for half an hour by US immigration authorities over his stance on drone strikes.
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Road to recovery: ‘When Malala fell, the world rose up’
Father says 15-year-old activist is recovering at ‘encouraging speed’.
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Obama extends Eid greetings to Muslim community
The US president also congratulates millions of pilgrims who are performing Hajj.
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Indian home minister claims infiltration from Pakistan continues
Sushilkumar Shinde says Indian security forces are 'very alert' in dealing with the issue.
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Muslims across the world celebrate Eidul Azha
People in most parts of FATA and some parts of K-P celebrated Eid with the rest of the Muslim world.
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Canada asks UN expert to resign over Israel remarks
Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird said Thursday that the remarks were "both offensive and unhelpful."
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Calm as Syria ceasefire takes effect for Eid
US also expressed hope the ceasefire will be respected.
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Over 100 dead as communal violence rocks Myanmar
People have fled their homes in droves following the latest clashes in Rakhine state.
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Pakistan says no favourites in the White House race
Foreign ministry says Islamabad is willing to work with whomsoever occupies the Oval Office.

















































