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Police arrest two Afghan boys for suicide bomb plan
Boys had previously been arrested by security forces wearing explosive vests but were reportedly released last August.
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Has Uttar Pradesh moved on?
In India’s poorest state, caste is dominant and will still decide the fate of most candidates in the legislature.
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Iran warns Hamas against any ‘compromise’ with Israel
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei tells visiting Hamas Gaza premier Ismail Haniya to ‘be wary of infiltration by compromisers’.
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Yemen’s Qaeda executes two members for ‘spying’
The pair was publicly shot dead in front of residents after accusations against them were read out, witnesses said.
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Jihad-mongering: ‘Bin Laden told children to live in peace in the West’
Al Qaeda leader believed his children 'should not follow him down the road to jihad', reports Sunday Times.
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Pakistan textiles lifted by WTO trade waiver
hopes high for a major improvement in garment sales after World Trade Organization approved unprecedented waivers.
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Qaeda-linked Patek to stand trial in Indonesia
Umar Patek, 45, faces six counts including premeditated murder, bomb-making and illegal firearms possession.
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The Afghan albatross: Political rhetoric gives way to pragmatism
Living next to the graveyard of empires is no picnic.
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22 years after giving SA a new face, Mandela to feature on currency
New South African banknotes to feature former Presidents face to honour his struggle against apartheid.
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After KP grants Dilip Kumar's ancestral home 'heritage' status, actor recalls childhood
Actor writes that house being granted heritage status sent his mind racing back to happy times spent in Peshawar.
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Romney vows 'new conservative era' if elected
Romney and his main rivals for nomination make pilgrimage to CPAC to lay out their plan to oust Obama in November.
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Afghan troop boasts of shooting Australians: Report
In Taliban video, Mohammed Roozi talks about how he attacked Australian, Afghan soldiers at Patrol Base Nasir.
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Cricket: Even Taliban seduced by Afghanistan success story
Once cricket-hating Taliban send message of support, pray for their team's success.
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Subway bomb plotter's father jailed for destroying evidence
Mohammed Wali Zazi lied to investigators looking in to a bomb plot by his son Najibullah.
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Anonymous hack CIA, shut down website
CIA website suspended after Anonymous hacks it.
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Uzbek man pleads guilty to planning Obama assassination
Prosecutors said Kodirov came to the US in 2009, but his student visa was revoked in April 2010.
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US court hears Dr Aafia Siddiqui's lawyers appeal
Aafia's lawyers argued nine points in her appeal that her terrorism enhancements were not based on facts .
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Indian army chief withdraws appeal over age row
The defence ministry, which had previously twice rejected Gen. VK Singh’s claim, welcomes the decision.
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Hi-tech defences: India ‘successfully tests’ missile shield
Officials say shield destroyed two incoming missiles.
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Israel rejects new Palestinian government: Minister
Israel's foreign minister says new Palestinian unity government including Hamas would be setback to peace attempts.
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'Doctor Death' makes Australia court bid
Indian-born doctor jailed in Australia over fatally bungled surgeries granted special leave to appeal his conviction.
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US Muslim man pleads guilty to threatening TV show
Man threatens writers of 'South Park' television show for depicting Prophet Mohammad (PBUH), US Justice Dept said.
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Hearing draws Senate’s sharp rebuke
Senators observed that the US becomes a silent spectator towards deliberate human rights violations in Indian Kashmir.
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US Court to hear Aafia's lawyers appeal against sentence
Lawyer Dawn Cardi to appeal for overturning the judgement, prosecution will seek dismissal of the appeal.
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Somalia's potent Al Shahbab joins al Qaeda: Zawahiri
The terror group supremo issues new video message welcoming the Somalian extremist group in to the al Qaeda fold.
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Mossad training hit-squads in Iran to kill nuclear scientists: Report
Israel refuses to comment on the allegations.Iran claims attacks having no impact on the nuclear program.
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Britons jailed for plotting terror attacks after being inspired by al Qaeda
They have been sentenced to between twenty-one and five years in jail for plotting attacks on targets including LSE.
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US should target Taliban leaders settled in Pakistan rather than al Qaeda: Jack Keane
US main enemy is Taliban leaders but they continue to operate from Pakistan without any problem, says Jack Keane.
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Citing Libya example, Russia rejects US-backed ‘friends of Syria’ group
Germany expels four Syrian embassy officials over espionage; China meets key opposition group.
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Indonesia to try 'terror mastermind' on Monday: Court
The accused planned Indonesia's deadliest terrorist attack that killed more than 200 people in Bali a decade ago.
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Arrest warrant for Maldives ex-president: his party
A criminal court in the Maldives has issued an arrest order for former president Mohamed Nasheed.
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US still lacks Guantanamo transfer safeguards: Lawmakers
Detainees have been transferred to countries such as Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Yemen, Spain and Denmark.
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Obama receives updates on Pak-US ties
Update is on range of issues of mutual interest, including efforts to strengthen cooperation along the Af-Pak border.
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Fame beckons for new 'world's shortest man'
Chandra Bahadur Dangi has five normal-sized brothers, says has never experienced romance, yet to find his soulmate.
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Af-Pak said to attract fewer foreign fighters for jihad
Afghan-Pakistan is attracting fewer foreign fighters following Bin Laden's death, US drones and lack of funds.
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Bolstering ties: Sri Lankan president to visit Pakistan on Feb 10
Delegation to seek support for upcoming UNHRC meeting this month.
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UNESCO condemns journalist Mukarram Atif's murder
UNESCO calls for improving security for journalists in Pakistan.
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US public supports Obama's drone programme: Poll
Poll shows US public support to Obama's handling of counter-terrorism and international policies.
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One per cent of Afghan forces self-sufficient: US commander
Says 42 percent of Afghan forces rated "effective with advisers".
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Football: Capello quits as England manager
Capello quit as England manager following the Football Association's decision to strip John Terry of the captaincy.
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Indian state ministers resign over porn video
Karnataka ministers, Laxman Savadi, CC Patil, and Krishna Palemar resigned on Wednesday.
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Pakistan traders shy away from Iran as sanctions hurt
Iranian importers are now finding it much more difficult to settle payments for critical imports.
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Top US envoy met Taliban in Qatar: Afghan official
The talks between the Taliban and Marc Grossman came in late January, a source says.
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India’s most populous UP state goes to polls
State chief electoral officer put turnout in the first six hours at nearly 30%.
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Maldives crisis: New president vows unity after coup claims
Revokes Nasheed’s travel ban; promises a “truly multi-party cabinet” in next few days.
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Cancer-hit Yuvraj vows to return stronger
I am on medication, doctors told me I am responding well and I would be back playing cricket, says Singh.
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US presidential election: 3-state sweep revives Santorum’s White House hopes
Until Tuesday, Rick Santorum had won only one of the first five contests for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Gurdwara defaced with anti-Muslim graffiti in US
The graffiti included vulgar language, racial epithets, a large drawing of a gun, and references to the 9/11 attacks.
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Egypt risks 'disastrous' rupture in ties: US senators
Current crisis in Egypt escalated to such level it now threatens our long-standing partnership, say senators.
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Judicial commission delays prosecution visit to India
Prosecution will ask Indian authorities to chalk out a new schedule.