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Enraged Indian youth slaps Indian minister
Youth says he slapped the minister over his 'inability to control inflation'.
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Latin America's top-selling cars not safe enough: Study
Best selling cars in Latin America providing levels of safety 20 years behind 'five star' standards.
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Chinese state newspaper urges against 'revolt'
'Chinese are increasingly able to make their voices heard through blogs and micro-blogs and do not need to protest.'
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Farewell to Haqqani: US lauds ousted Pakistani diplomat
Mark Toner says State Dept appreciated Husain Haqqani's support for US-Pakistan relations.
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US looks forward to working with Sherry Rehman, strengthen ties
US State Department yet to receive formal notification from Pakistan about Haqqani's resignation and his replacement.
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Yemen uprising: Saleh is latest scalp of Arab Spring
Yemeni president hands over power on condition that he receives immunity from prosecution.
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Husain Haqqani resignation is 'internal issue': US
United States praises Haqqani as "a very close partner."
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US Republicans bash Pakistan in debate
Republicans gang up on Pakistan and question whether United States should trust it.
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King Khan declared British boxer of the year
Pakistani origin boxer Amir Khan has been declared Britain's boxer of the year.
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'Inaccurate' maps of India, Pakistan taken off US State Dept website
The maps failed to show the divided territory of Kashmir as disputed, reports BBC.
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Mullen confident memo not sent by Zardari: Pentagon
Pentagon Spokesman John Kirby says there was nothing in the memo which indicated that it was from President Zardari.
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West hits Iran with new sanctions
US, Britain and Canada rolls out measures aimed at pressing Iran to abandon its alleged nuclear weapons program.
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Tunisian parties: Power-sharing deal formalised
Hamadi Jebali of the moderate Ennahda party will serve as prime minister.
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AIG Takeover: US sued for $25 billion
The lawsuit marks an unusual effort to force the government to pay shareholders.
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‘Honour killing’: Pakistani family stands trial in Belgium
Brother of victim also confesses to attempted murder of other sister.
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‘Unfinished business’: Egypt cabinet resigns as clashes rock Cairo
Ruling military council rejects resignations.
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Afghan team to Pakistan in Rabbani probe: Official
The delegation will feature officials from Afghanistan's defence, interior ministries and intelligence service.
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Pakistani family stand trial for 'honour killing'
A Pakistani family of four went on trial for the "honour killing" of their 20-year-old child and sister.
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Egypt violence rages into third day
Morgue officials said 13 people died on Sunday and two people on Saturday.
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Iran will increase energy exports to Pakistan: Report
Iran’s Energy Minister Majid Namjou says by next 3 years electricity exports to Pakistan increase by 1,000...
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US man charged in foiled New York bomb plot: Officials
'Jose Pimentel, who became US citizen and converted to Islam, received bomb-making knowledge from online magazine.'
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Arab League takes firm line with Syria on monitors
Syria ignores Arab League deadline to end crackdown, 17 more people killed in violence.
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New Delhi fire kills 15 eunuchs at convention
Blaze broke out on Sunday evening and quickly spread through tents erected in the east of the city.
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Remembering Rabbani
His son Shuja Rabbani remembers the man he was and his vision for Afghanistan.
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Darul Aman Palace: Unpeaceful abode
If the tragedy of modern Afghanistan could be encapsulated in a single building, it would be the Darul Aman Palace.
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Afghanistan: The past is not another country
Afghanistan is a place where the past, present and future intertwine.
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Loya Jirga concludes: Afghan elders back 10 years of US presence
Strategic partnership deal will govern the presence of US troops in Afghanistan after 2014.
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Transition in Libya: Qaddafi’s son Seif nabbed after 3 months on the run
NTC to decide whether he will be transferred to the ICC.
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Dr Chishty's family appeals for his release
Dr Chishty's family is in Ajmer to visit him.
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Four due in British court on terror charges
Police spokesman says men charged for fundraising for terror purposes, of travelling to Pakistan for terror training.
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Taliban peace talks have failed: ex-Afghan minister
Atmar says the strategy would continue to fail unless Pakistan reversed its policy of giving sanctuary to insurgents.
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Memogate: Truth or fiction?
Memo published online reveals alleged fears of military take over and army complicity in OBL matter.
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Tribune Take: Husain Haqqani down, but not out
Huma Imtiaz discusses the Washington DC take on a possible Husain Haqqani departure. Watch now.
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Musharraf Interview: ‘No idea of Dawood Ibrahim’s location’
Musharraf tells NDTV that the Pakistani and Indian perspectives on Dawood Ibrahim are different.
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Afghan elders hold key talks on US ties, peace
A demonstration in central Kabul to protest against the US presence in Afghanistan was broken up by authorities.
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Woman pleads guilty in US on Pakistan reactor scam
US prosecutors said that Xun Wang faces up to five years in jail.
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Imran Farooq murder case: Mirza jets off to London to brief Scotland Yard
PPP workers were also present at the airport, chanting slogans to support him.
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Australia PM pushes to end India uranium sales ban
Gillard said the policy shift would apply only to India and not open up potential sales to Israel or Pakistan.
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British police arrest four men in counter-terror probe
Men detained suspected of fundraising for terrorist purposes, travelling to Pakistan to undertake terrorist training.
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India tests long-range nuclear-capable missile
Agni series is one of 5 missiles being developed by DRDO under an Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme .
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Hajj pilgrim dies while waiting to board plane back home
Minister for religious affairs says delays due to ‘excess baggage’.
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Secretary-level talks: India, Pakistan pledge to normalise trade ties
Top officials reach ‘broad agreement’ in New Delhi to liberalise business visas to would help spur cross-border...
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Taliban spokesman denies being captured
Taliban spokesman Mujahid says he is safe and sound, living in a safe place.
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Taliban claims to leak Afghan jirga security plan
Afghan government officials and the international military say the plan is a fake.
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Obama says world united against Iran
The United States and European Union have called for further sanctions but Russia and China have been reluctant.
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Indian MP: Manmohan Singh wants to do something concrete before his term ends
Mani Shankar Aiyar hopes that his PM signs an agreement on a visit to Pakistan soon.
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Nuke rebuke: US told to keep hands off Pakistan’s nuclear weapons
Officials say the issue came up during Gilani-Clinton meeting but the PM’s press secretary denies this was...
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Belgian advocacy group calls for UN probe into Kashmir graves
Kashmir Centre EU asks Ban ki-Moon to send a fact-finding mission to the region.
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Security checks: US apologises to India’s ex-president for frisking
Embassy says US is actively working to prevent such incidents from occurring in the future.
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Dr AQ Khan link: 3 Swiss to avoid trial in nuclear case, says report
Case is politically sensitive for Switzerland and the US because of alleged national security implications.