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Afghan burqa opponent wins Swedish rights prize
Sima Samar was honoured for her longstanding and courageous dedication to human rights -- especially women's right.
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Khar defends Pakistan’s stance on cross-border shelling
Foreign minister says it is as distasteful for Pakistan, but is in reaction to something that happens.
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Uproar over anti-Islam film: Muslim leaders challenge Obama defence
Muslim heads of state at UN General Assembly say Western nations must clamp down on ‘Islamophobia’.
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New York summit: Zardari, Karzai and Cameron discuss Afghan endgame
Leaders reaffirm their commitment to working for regional peace.
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Diaries of ex-Gitmo detainee: Reminding Obama of a ‘broken promise’
Muhammad Sagheer spent one year in Guantanamo and was the first Pakistani to be freed.
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Pakistan, Afghanistan, UK vow to work for regional peace, stability
Zardari, Karzai and Cameron discuss future of Afghanistan, to work for economic cooperation.
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Asian cricket chiefs back Afghan bid for ICC associate membership
ICC will take up the bid in their annual meeting next June.
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Khar meets Afghan foreign minister, discusses cross border infiltration
The two foreign ministers met on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
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Iran pushes ahead in building nuclear reactor
According to UN, Iran plans to bring the Arak reactor on line in the third quarter of 2013.
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Two million displaced by India floods: Disaster agency
Disaster management department says 18 people are dead so far in the third wave of flooding.
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Two Nato troops killed in Afghan suicide attack
"The troops were defusing a bomb on the side of the road when they came under attack," provincial deputy police chief.
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WHO issues guidance on new SARS-like virus, gears up for Hajj
Coronavirus related to common cold, comes from same family as SARS which emerged in China in 2002.
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Samsung launches Galaxy Note II
Device equipped with a new 1.6 GHz quad-core processor.
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Iran unveils long-range drone: State TV
Reconnaissance drone named Shahed 129 has a range of 2,000 km (1,240 miles) ,capable of carrying bombs and missiles.
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Brazil court orders YouTube to remove anti-Islam film
Lawsuit seeking ban brought by Brazilian Muslim group. Judge says ban does not hurt freedom of thought.
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Discussing Afghanistan: Zardari, Cameron, Karzai to meet on UN session sidelines
Will discuss the process of reconciliation in Afghanistan, and the transition period.
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Pakistanis in Bagram: LHC orders ministry to help repatriate 37 prisoners
Reprimands foreign ministry for delaying issue in spite of jail being handed over by US to Afghan authorities.
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Prisoner exchange: UAE may repatriate Pakistani convicts by year end
Transfer to start as soon as UAE government ratifies agreement.
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Bilateral ties: China, Pakistan sign military cooperation deal
Agreement includes high level exchanges, training programmes and intelligence sharing.
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Free speech: Film cannot be banned says Obama
Obama said US government had nothing to do with movie and insisted that there was no speech that justified violence.
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UN General Assembly session: President asks UN to criminalise hate speech
In his address, Zardari condemns anti-Islam movie.
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Switzerland sentences three AQ Khan network affiliates
Urs, Marco Tinner sentenced to 50 months, 41 months respectively. Friedrich was given 24-month suspended sentence.
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Sacrilegious film: OIC demands laws against 'Islamophobia'
US resits calls for laws criminalising blasphemy, says freedom of religion and expression are inseparable.
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Bagram jail: Enough paperwork, LHC tells MoFA to take effective steps
NGO presents draft of MoU signed to get Pakistani prisoners back from Afghanistan.
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Psy vows topless show if 'Gangnam-style' reaches No1
Psy has became a surprise hit in the United States where he was feted on chat shows.
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Pakistan, China sign mutual military cooperation agreement
Chinese delegation meets Army chief, Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee Chairman.
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Beyond the border: 13-year-old Pakistani in Indian jail
On his way to Lahore, the boy stopped at Kasur and crossed the border to see India.
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Aishwarya Rai Bachchan named UN HIV/AIDS envoy
Rai will focus on 22 countries, including India and sub-Saharan Africa.
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20 die in China coal-mine plunge
According to the latest official figures, 1,973 people died in coal mining accidents in China in 2011.
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India PM turns 80 with reformist 'mojo' back
Time magazine branded India's prime minister Manmohan Singh "The Underachiever" on its front cover earlier this year.
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Sex, drugs and village politics in Potter author's new novel
Pre-order sales of "The Casual Vacancy" have reportedly topped a million copies.
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Oil prices rise on calls for more Iran sanctions
Britain, France and Germany on Monday urged their European Union partners "to further step up the pressure" on Iran.
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Zardari to call on UN assembly to address anti-Islam film aftermath
Says president will highlight sacrifices made by Pakistanis in fighting against terrorism, strengthening democracy.
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US-Pakistan Women's Council launched
Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar, Pakistan's Ambassador to US Sherry Rehman attended launch event.
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Issue of Bilour's bounty raised with Zardari: US Official
Senior US administration official says Zardari broached the issue, saying they had disassociated with Bilour.
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General Assembly Session: In UN speech, Obama to decry movie
The president will make it clear that US will stand strongly for our democratic values abroad, says Jay Carney.
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New York rendezvous: In meeting with Clinton, Zardari takes up film row
Secretary of State thanks Islamabad over its handling of anti-US protests.
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UK to extradite al-Masri to US after Human Rights court rejects appeal
Al-Masri lost on an appeal in the EU Human Rights court. Now he and 4 others face extradition to the US.
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Internet in Pakistan is 'not free': Report
Global report on internet freedom finds that Pakistan imposes restriction on anonymous browsing, private networks.
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Actor to move federal US court to have anti-Islam film pulled
Actor says she reserves copyright to the film, in addition to claiming film violates YouTube's hate speech laws.
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Nine killed in India stampede: District official
Eight women, a man died during a stampede at a religious celebration.
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Million displaced by floods in India: Officials
Rescue officials say around 2,000 villages have been hit by overflowing waters from Brahmaputra river.
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Pakistan origin woman named Norway’s culture minister
Hadia Tajik, the first Muslim member of the Norwegian cabinet, is also the youngest there.
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Iranian president condemns anti-Islam film
Commenting on Ghulam Bilour's "prize" for killing the filmmaker, Iranian president urged restraint.
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EU 'deplores' Bilour's bounty call for anti-Islam filmmaker
US finds Bilour's announcement inflammatory, inappropriate: Official
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‘Taliban propaganda’: Afghan newsmen oppose ban on Pakistani dailies
Call for dialogue between journalists on either side for improved news content.
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US elections may firm up Afghan peace process
Officials from Pakistan, Afghanistan and the US are scheduled to meet this week.
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Iran boosts cyber security with secure domestic network: Report
Google, Gmail blocked in Iran as new internet is rolled out, though people say they can access services via VPNs.
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Anti-Islam film: Head of Ahmadi community says anger of Muslims 'fully justified'
Calls for limiting free speech so that the religious sentiments of people are protected.
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Two Pakistanis stabbed near Greek anti-racist demo: Police
One of them was said to be in a serious condition.

















































