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Alleged killer (and father) of Davis victim’s wife released
Shehzad Butt acquitted after the complainant, his son, changes statement.
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US troops punished over Quran burning, urination video
Punishments were administrative, include actions such as a reprimand, reduction in rank or forfeiture of pay.
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India invites Chinese companies to invest
The policy is part of India's struggle to provide jobs to its growing army of young people.
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Benefits of circumcision outweigh risks, US pediatrics group says
Doctors, however, fall short of a universal recommendation of the procedure for all infants.
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Hockey India invites PHF for bilateral series talks
Resumption on regular basis likely early next year: Bajwa
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Indian PM fights back over coal scandal
Manmohan Singh says allegations of impropriety are without basis and unsupported by facts.
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Myanmar jails three UN workers over communal unrest
Two UN Refugee Agency workers sentenced to 2 and 3 years on charges including arson, inciting violence.
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Taliban behead 17 at party in Afghanistan: Officials
Two women and 15 men beheaded. They were partying with music in area under the control of the Taliban, says official.
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Afghan soldier kills two NATO troops in insider attack: ISAF
The latest deaths take the toll from insider attacks this month alone to 12 and to a total of 42 this year
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Isaac heads for US Gulf Coast after drenching south Florida
Tropical Storm Isaac lashed south Florida with winds and heavy rain on Sunday.
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Graffiti artists thrive in reform-era Myanmar
Graffiti artists flourish in Myanmar.
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Libya's under-fire interior minister quits
Libya's Interior Minister Fawzi Abdelali resigned on Sunday.
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Assad slams anti-Syria 'conspiracy' after massacre claims
Assad said on Sunday the foreign 'conspiracy' against his country would be defeated.
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Venezuela struggles with refinery blaze after deadly blast
Venezuelan firefighters struggled on Sunday to put out a blaze at the country's biggest refinery.
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One in five big Japan firms wants exit from atomic power by 2030
One in five Japanese firms wants to see the share of nuclear power in the electricity supply reduced to 0 by 2030.
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Space race, on a budget, was not how Armstrong saw it
Missions are being tempered by costs, a trend that concerned Neil Armstrong.
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More than 150 Haitians detained in Bahamas after boat runs aground
More than 150 illegal Haitian migrants are in custody in the Bahamas.
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Badruddin Haqqani killed: Afghan spy agency
We confirm Badruddin Haqqani was killed in a drone strike, says National Directorate of Security spokesman.
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Bajaur incursion: Afghan militants retreat after suffering losses
Security forces, peace militia fight off the marauding insurgents.
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‘US ready to cede three provinces to Haqqanis’
US official says Afgan provinces Paktia, Paktika and Khost could be given to Haqqanis if Taliban insurgency renounced.
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Love gone sour: Indian woman’s fairytale cut short
Shabnam has been locked up in her husband’s house in Karachi for 13 years.
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Top Haqqani militant killed: Afghan spy agency
"We confirm that Badruddin Haqqani was killed in a drone strike," said spokesman Lutfullah Mashal.
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Saudi foils 'terror' plot, busts two cells: Ministry
Ministry adds elements were at an advanced stage including preparing explosives and testing them outside Riyadh
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Pakistan-India talks, a 'runaway success'
Radical confidence-building measures including easy travel and trade recommended.
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Five Muslims killed in new unrest in NE India
Five found dead near Choudhurypara village, police trying to trace other two.
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'Hundreds of bodies' found in Syria town
At least 320 people have been killed during the offensive by government troops in Daraya.
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Iran says Hamas not invited to Non-Aligned summit
Iran is presenting summit as proof that it is not as isolated on world stage as US has tried to portray.
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Transitions: First man on the moon, dead at 82
As commander of the Apollo 11 mission, Armstrong became the first human to set foot on the moon on July 20, 1969.
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Blasphemy suspect: Vatican prelate says Rimsha can’t read
French cardinal insists that the ‘offence’ was unintended.
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First man on moon Neil Armstrong dead at 82: US media
As commander of the Apollo 11 mission, Armstrong became the first human to set foot on the moon on July 20, 1969.
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Christian girl held on blasphemy cannot read: Vatican
Cardinal says it 'impossible in light of the facts that the girl tried to express her scorn for the sacred book.'
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Greek town protests against migrant holding centre
Plans by Greece's government to house undocumented migrants in disused army camps have sparked outrage in one town.
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Prince Harry pal blasts 'despicable' nude photo leaker
The pictures of Harry, third in line to the throne, surfaced on US celebrity news website TMZ.
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British plans to arrest Assange accidentally revealed
A policeman outside the embassy was photographed carrying a handwritten document marked "restricted".
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Myanmar communal bloodshed leaves deep scars
An estimated 70,000 people - 50,000 Rohingya and 20,000 Buddhists - are in emergency accommodation.
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Syria refugee exodus swells as fighting heats up
World powers are divided over how to end a conflict.
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Armstrong stripped of seven titles
Cycling legend also banned for life by the US Anti-Doping Agency.
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Shoot-out: Two die in Empire State Building shooting
The FBI quickly ruled out terrorism.
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Indian, Pakistani MPs propose new CBMs
Delegates favour streamlining visa process for travellers, see scope for religious tourism.
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In a first, US drone strikes in Afghan province of Kunar
The dead militants include senior TTP commanders Mullah Dadaullah and Mullah Abdul Rehman Ghalib.
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In Pakistan, reporters covering underground parties push boundaries
"Not cool. Parties are not this shady and not that big a deal and our country is not as screwed up as depicted...
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Ten shot, two dead near New York's Empire State Building
Police says there is no apparent link to terrorism.
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Burma violence: Myanmar president says monks, politicians kindling hate
President Thein Sein says ethnic Rakhine could not accept Muslim Rohingya as fellow citizens.
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Norway mass killer Breivik found sane, sentenced to prison
Court finds Breivik responsible for acts of terror, sentences him to 21 years in prison.
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Indian government faces backlash over Internet blocking
Twitter users, legal experts and analysts criticise the government's approach..
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France backs Syria no-fly zone
French Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian warns shutting all of Syria's air space would mean 'going to war'.
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US calls on Japan, South Korea to resolve row
The United States on Thursday called on South Korea and Japan to resolve differences through dialogue.
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Former US ambassador Ryan Crocker charged with drunken driving
Ryan Crocker is facing drunken driving and hit-and-run charges in Washington State.
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Iran hails Non-Aligned summit as diplomatic coup against West
Iran hopes to earn diplomatic kudos over the coming week.
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US reporter missing in Syria: Employers
An American freelance journalist has been missing in Syria for more than a week.

















































