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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.
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Trade talks with India: High hopes, mild expectations in New Delhi
Analysts say main purpose of commerce secretary’s visit is to gain traction on trade liberalisation.
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Magic of the Maldives: Hopeful Khar says ties with India to improve
Foreign minister says Kashmir has been recognised as a dispute.
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Arab League suspends Syria, calls for sanctions
Syrian envoy Yussef Ahmad denounced the move as illegal, saying Damascus had already implemented the deal.
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US 'deeply troubled' by Yemen violence
In statement, State Department spokeswoman calls for "prompt investigation" into deaths of civilians in Taez.
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US Republicans sharply criticise Pakistan in debate
Leading candidate says Pakistan is a nearly failed state and the US should cut its foreign aid to zero.
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Now you’re in New York
Saba Khalid discovers that there’s more to New York than bright lights and skyscrapers.
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Military base attack: 17 killed in Iran arms depot blast
Hassan Tehrani Moqaddam, a Guards commander was killed when ammunition being moved to an appropriate site blew up.
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Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi resigns amid immense pressure
Berlusconi's government was mired in scandals, submitting his resignation to the Italian President on Saturday.
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Arab league suspends Syria's membership, threatens sanctions
Arab League calls on the Syrian army to stop killing civilians and calls for a meeting of Syrian opposition parties.
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Indian PM Manmohan Singh agrees to conditional visit of Pakistan
Singh says that the two nations should resolve its issues through dialogue.
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Roadside bomb kills six Afghan civilians: Local official
The bombing, which took place at about 10am, was confirmed by interior ministry spokesman Sediq Sediqqi in Kabul.
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Gunshots fired near White House
Gunshots fired in confrontation between occupants in two vehicles.
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Odd detention: Indian SC ‘shocked’ by Pakistanis in jail
The inmates have been locked up without ever facing a trial.
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Tension persists: No ‘new chapter’ in Pak-Afghan ties
Karzai-Gilani meeting sparks swapping of allegations.
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Mother, daughter shot dead in Afghanistan: Police
Man who lived near the women says they had been "accused of adultery and immoral activities."
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US soldier who led Afghan killings jailed for life
A five-member military panel found Staff Sergeant Calvin Gibbs guilty at the end of a week-long court martial.
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New PM: Papademos named Greece interim PM
Coalition to be sworn in on Friday.
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Life in Guantanamo Bay: Praying and playing at the world’s most notorious prison
US opens the gates to facility for the media in a stringently guided tour.
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Biomimicry: Why the secret of technological innovation lies in nature’s engineering
There are a number of fascinating examples of how animals are able to survive efficiently in their environment.
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Iran 'will respond with full force' to any military threat
Iran "will respond with full force" to any attack, or any threat of military action, says country's supreme leader.
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SAARC summit: PMs pledge ‘new chapter’ in ties
Say more needs to be done in ‘next round of talks’.
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British Army soldier killed in Afghanistan explosion
His death brought to 385 the number of British troops killed since operations in Afghanistan began in October 2001.
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Critical support: Spain donates to UNICEF relief effort
Unicef is currently providing safe water to more than 700,000 flood-affected people daily.
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Mullen denies secret back channel in US-Pakistan ties
Earlier, a Pakistani-American had claimed that Zardari hoped to replace the Pakistani army and intelligence.
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Asma Jahangir honoured with UNA-USA human rights award
Jahangir awarded the UNA-USA Leo Nevas Human Rights Award for her work in Pakistan and abroad.
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Taliban call to limit civilian casualties 'hypocritical'
Amnesty International says the message was "more about propaganda and less about actually protecting civilians."
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Iran general warns Israel of 'destruction' if it attacks
General Jazayeri warned that any sign of Israel threatening to attack Iran's nuclear sites "will see its destruction."
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More than 3,000 faced with forced marriage in Germany: Report
Most were between the ages of 18 and 21, although nearly a third of them were under the age of 17.
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'China-Pakistan military exercise not targeted at India'
Chinese Ministry of National Defence Official says military exercise not targeted at any third nation.
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EU help for Pakistan: Bangladesh may withdraw complaint over trade benefits
Bangladeshi officials says Pakistani counterparts 'unofficially' raised matter on SAARC summit.
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Group seeks to 'unleash holy war in Kazakhstan': Prosecutor
Little-known Jund al Khilafah (Soldiers of the Caliphate) was formed this summer by three Kazakh citizens.
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Up to 70 Taliban dead as Afghan attack thwarted: Official
The attempted assault happened late Tuesday at a combat outpost in Paktika province bordering Pakistan.
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US may seek new sanctions over Iran report
Republicans demand "crippling" economic retaliation from the White House.
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War Crimes Trial: USS Cole bombing suspect in court for first time
Kammen complains prosecution didn't provide defense complete documents required before military arraignment began.
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Trust deficit with Pakistan shrinking: Krishna
Khar says "many, many more miles to move ahead."
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Guantanamo Bay: Balancing national security, free press, fair trial says Brigadier General Martins
Military Commission Act of 2009 has better access to counsel, sentence appeals.
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Major attack would damage Pakistan alliance: official
"You need to encircle them, not let them have free travel, prevent them from trying to enter Afghanistan," US official
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Anti-drone rally planned for London
Protesters to gather outside hotel staging conference on UAVs.
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Pakistan, Russia to go for FTA, currency swap agreement
PM Putin announce financing of 500 million US dollars for the CASA-1000 power transmission project.
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Drone strikes must stop: Human rights lawyer
Stafford Smith was working with Tariq Aziz photographing impacts of the strikes when the boy was killed by a missile.
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Ten dead in Indian stampede: Organisers
Event organisers say accident occurred when tens of thousands of Hindu devotees crowded around fire to make offerings.
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Obama meets NATO chief, discusses Afghan transition
President and the Secretary General discussed the important progress made by the NATO-led ISAF mission in Afghanistan.
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'Smokin' Joe loses battle with liver cancer
Boxing icon was best known for fighting Muhammad Ali in famed 1970s trilogy of bouts, including "Thrilla in Manila."
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Jackson family, fans hail doctor's conviction
Michael Jackson's doctor Conrad Murray was found guilty Monday over the King of Pop's 2009 death.
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Gilani calls for taking all parties on board in solving Afghanistan
Presents five-point plan for inter & intra-region trade, infrastructure development with SCO a sponsor.
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Several injured in Indian Kashmir clashes
At least four policemen and three protesters were injured, a police officer said.
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Iran mastered critical steps to build nuke: Report
Crucial technology linked to experts in Pakistan, North Korea helped propel Iran to threshold of nuclear capability.
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Voices of dissent: Kashmiri leader rejects MFN status for India
Syed Ali Geelani says Pakistani govt is taking dictation from the US.
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Miss Venezuela wins Miss World crown
Miss Philippines was named the runner-up, while Miss Puerto Rico came third.