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Back on track?: Islamabad, Kabul move to revive peace commission
Khar will fix a date for a meeting of the commission headed by Gilani and Karzai.
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Second front for Taliban peace talks in Saudi: Officials
Of course we support any steps towards the Afghan peace process: Afghan foreign ministry spokesman.
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Afghan peace council member kidnapped by Taliban
Mavlawi Shafihullah Shafih disappeared on Friday in the Asmar district.
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Police disperse, arrest Occupy protesters in Oakland
Police say initial arrests took place when protesters ignored dispersal order, assaulted officers with rocks.
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Dutch plan ban on Muslim face veils next year
Ban would make Netherlands to ban burqa after France, would apply to face-covering veils if they were worn in public.
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Tibetans live in fear as China cracks down on protests
Unrest comes at a time of growing tensions in Tibetan-inhabited areas, where at least 16 people in less than a year.
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Taliban, US negotiators meet in Qatar: Report
Citing several former Taliban officials, New York Times said these measures included a possible prisoner transfer.
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Iran kills six alleged Pakistani drug traffickers: Report
Iran security forces claim to have recovered over a tonne of opium and hashish.
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France to withdraw from Afghanistan early: Sarkozy
President Nicolas Sarkozy says France will pull its forces out of Afghanistan a year earlier than planned.
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India-Pakistan: Treat vulnerable prisoners with compassion, says panel
Implementation of consular access draws judges’ concern.
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Taliban willing to compromise, Afghan negotiators say
Senior Afghan peace negotiators believe the Taliban are willing to significantly soften past hardline ideologies.
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China to grow at 8.5 pct in 2012: Central bank adviser
Inflation, which has nagged China for the past year, is likely to ease to about 3 percent from 4.5 percent in 2011.
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US says Iran seeking to snuff out free expression
Security forces in the last two weeks have reportedly arrested several journalists.
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Rehman meets Dr Aafia's lawyer, assures her of support from Pakistan
Rehman says govt of Pakistan engaging team of 3 attorneys to provide best possible legal defense to Dr Afia.
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Ahmadinejad says ready for talks, blasts sanctions
Iran is not dodging negotiations, says the Iranian president.
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What the US plans to cut and add to military
Pentagon unveiled budget cuts that would reduce spending by $487 billion over a decade.
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Indian court orders probe into Gujarat killings
Former judge to investigate allegations that 22 people, 19 of them Muslims, were killed in "fake encounters".
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Al Qaeda still a real threat to US: Panetta
Panetta says US forces have 'undermined their leadership significantly.'
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Iran won't move toward nuclear weapon in 2012-ISIS report
Report says Iran does not have the capability to produce enough weapon-grade uranium yet.
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Egypt marks one year since anti-Mubarak revolt
Protesters took to streets in several provinces of the Nile Delta and in the Sinai peninsula.
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Muslims urge resignation of NY police chief over video
Video shows footage of suicide attacks, says true agenda of Muslim leadership in US is to infiltrate, dominate US.
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US commandos free two hostages in daring Somalia raid
SEALs parachuted into location near Gadaado, hiked to encampment where two hostages were held by their 9 abductors.
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A year after uprising, Egyptians celebrate and protest
United last year by popular anger at Mubarak, Egyptians gathering on the January 25 anniversary were in high spirits.
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India, Pakistan report progress on key pipeline
Reddy says Pakistan would also consider proposal to import Indian petroleum products.
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Nine dead as Indian bus driver goes on rampage
Rogue driver hijacks vehicle in depot, speeds down crowded streets of central Pune.
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Benazir Bhutto Award for Democracy: Zardari honours Aung San Suu Kyi
Zardari awards the leader known for her 22-year long struggle for democracy.
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New UN envoy wants Afghan-led peace talks
UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan Head Kubis says only Afghan-owned negotiating process could bring peace.
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Obama hails Bin Laden SEALs flag as symbol of unity
US president calls the flag “one of my proudest possessions” to hail Navy SEAL team which killed Osama bin Laden.
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Oil prices higher in Asian trade
Tensions between Iran and the West were also supporting oil prices, analysts said.
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Egypt to partially lift emergency rule
Emergency law giving police powers of arrest, suspends vehemently criticised at home and abroad.
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Exiled Tibet PM urges intervention over China violence
Sangay says it was high time for it to intervene to prevent further bloodshed.
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Peaceful outcome on Iran still possible: Obama
America is determined to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon, says Obama.
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UN's nuclear disarmament conference may sink over Pakistan's reluctance: Ban-ki Moon
Islamabad maintains it will not enter any nuclear negotiations which tip the balance of power in India's favour.
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NYPD trainees shown anti-Muslim film: report
Police documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Law reveal the film was shown up to a year of training.
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President in Myanmar: Zardari to meet Aung San Suu Kyi
The visit comes with the president under enormous pressure from courts, military.
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Indian envoy to US foresees difficulties in normalising ties with Pakistan
Nirupama Rao says India needs to urge Pakistan to realise need of acting on terrorism on a mutual basis.
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NATO claims 'successful year' in Afghanistan
A spokesman for NATO-led forces says that 2011 had been a "remarkably successful year" against insurgents.
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Sun hurls strong geomagnetic storm toward Earth
It could affect airline routes, power grids and satellites.
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Inflatable tourniquet will reduce battlefield deaths
Tourniquet slows blood flow by squeezing damaged blood vessels, giving medical crew much-needed time to stop bleeding.
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India warns against Afghan 'terrorism' victory
Indian ambassador Rao says New Delhi was 'keenly watching' tentative attempts for talks with the Taliban.
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Seven Indian soldiers missing in Indian Kashmir avalanche
Seven Indian soldiers were missing after an avalanche engulfed their barracks in Indian Kashmir
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Pentagon rejects Pakistan army claim on Nato blunder
Not an unprovoked attack, errors made by both sides, says Pentagon spokesman John Kirby.
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Two car bombs kill 10 in Iraq capital: Sources
Both blasts occurred in the north eastern Sadr City area of Baghdad, wounding at least 31 people.
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East Afghan frontline emerges as major hurdle
Drug use, hastily trained ranks and widespread corruption are hindering the Afghan police and army nationally.
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EU targets Iran oil as West rounds on nuclear drive
Global powers are still waiting for Tehran to come forward and resume talks, says EU foreign policy chief Ashton.
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Mental trauma takes huge toll in Afghan war
Two out of four Afghans suffer from trauma, depression and anxiety.
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Russian-built Chakra II: India sails nuclear submarine home
Vessel was originally due to be handed over to Delhi in 2009.
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Ex-CIA officer charged over classified leaks
John Kiriakou wrote a book "The Reluctant Spy: My Secret Life in the CIA's War on Terror."
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Hezb-e-Islami in exploratory talks with CIA
Hezb-e-Islami's Ghairat Baheer claims 'face-to-face' talks with US are underway despite being declared as...
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Ancient Jewish scrolls found in north Afghanistan
The Hebrew University's Shaul Shaked estimated the Jewish documents' worth at several million dollars.