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Pak-Afghan team to probe border shelling: Kabul
Karzai’s office said Zardari agreed to assign a joint military delegation for the task.
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Clinton considers blacklisting Haqqani network
US secretary of state has 30 days to determine if the Haqqanis meet the criteria of a terrorist group.
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Symbolic decision: OIC poised to suspend Syria
Pan-Islamic body all set to isolate Assad while Ahmadinajad makes show of unity.
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India to launch Mars mission: PM
Our spaceship will go near Mars and collect important scientific information, says Manmohan Singh.
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Pakistan frees 55 Indians for Independence Day
Indian fishermen released as a 'goodwill gesture' to mark independence day in India.
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Malaysia to extradite alleged people smuggler
Afghan man to be handed over to Australia on charges of people smuggling.
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Afghan-Pakistani team to probe border shelling: Kabul
Afghan President Hamid Karzai and President Asif Ali Zardari took the decision on the sidelines of an OIC summit.
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Pentagon plays down Syria no-fly zone option
Assad's former prime minister told news conference that president's regime was collapsing.
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Asian economies most at risk from natural disasters
Asian economies most at risk from natural disasters.
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US boosts intelligence after Afghan insider attacks
Pentagon expanding counter intelligence staff in Afghanistan after a rise in insider attacks.
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Syria would accept Algerian diplomat as Annan replacement
Algerian diplomat Lakhdar Brahimi to replace Kofi Annan as the UN-Arab League mediator in the Syria conflict.
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Israel has not decided on Iran strike: Panetta
Israel has not yet decided whether to strike Iran over its suspect nuclear program.
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Special ops group attacks Obama over bin Laden bragging, leaks
OPSEC Education Fund Inc is set to launch a media campaign, including TV ads that scolds President Barack Obama.
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Clinton considers blacklisting Haqqani network
Obama signs law that gives 30 days to Clinton to determine if Haqqani network meets criteria of 'terrorist group'.
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Reconciliation efforts: Meeting with jailed Taliban leader denied
Afghan envoy says Pakistan had only granted consular access to Afghan prisoners in its jails.
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Pakistan military plans to open new front: Panetta
Says Gen Kayani discussed operation in recent talks with Isaf commander.
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Afghan, Pakistan border guards trade fire
Afghan interior ministry says forces traded artillery fire in Kunar province.
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US trying to improve Af-Pak border coordination: Panetta
Said Afghanistan, India and Pakistan need to work together against common threats.
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Saudi Arabia approves $16.5b Mecca transport revamp
Four metro lines of a total length of 182 km will be built across the city, with 88 stations.
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Church hounding of Pussy Riot troubles Russians
The girl band protested against President Putin before the altar of Moscow's biggest cathedral.
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Afghan meeting with jailed Taliban leader in Pakistan denied
Afghan delegates were not given access to Baradar in jail but family members had passed him a message: Source
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Afghanistan-Pakistan border guards trade fire: Afghan officials
Afghan official says Pakistani forces fired about 50 rounds - 20 artillery and 27 mortar shells.
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Still raw wounds greet US medics in Iraq’s Fallujah
Both researchers and local doctors have linked an increase in birth defects to the battles fought in Fallujah.
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Armed men attack checkpoint in Egypt's Sinai
Military launched an operation against militants in the area after the killing of 16 Egyptian border guards on Aug 5.
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US insists diplomacy has time amid Iran drumbeat in Israel
White House insists there remains a "window" for its strategy of pressure through punishing sanctions.
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Let me know if you find Martians: Obama
I've got a lot of other things on my plate, but I suspect that that will go to the top of the list, says US president.
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Islamic body agrees to suspend Syria: OIC source
The move by the OIC is its response to Assad's suppression of a 17-month uprising.
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Indian police arrest protesting yoga guru
Ramdev demands government do more to repatriate illicit money stashed by Indians in foreign accounts.
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Uganda helicopters missing in Somalia mission
Ugandan helicopters went missing en route to Somalia.
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Dog days of August spell calm but no relief
The state of the global economy has been weak and it is unlikely things will change for the better.
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Indian Sikhs push 'turban pride'
Turban wearing tradition is feared to be under threat.
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Japan growth slows as eurozone crisis weighs
Growth in Japan's export-driven economy slowed in the three months to June.
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Venezuela plans a 'guerrilla army' against US invasion
Venezuela is planning a guerrilla war to fight off a possible US invasion.
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Iraq gives Total ultimatum over Kurdish oil deal
Iraq gives final statement to Total to either sell its dealings or to sell its stakes.
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As drought looms in, India fear for its cattle
Weather experts concluded India is facing a drought and millions of livestock farmers had known for weeks.
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Syrian rebels call for no-fly zone
Syrian rebels need the protection of no-fly zones and safe havens.
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Army chief 'retired' in surprise Egypt shake up
Egypt's Islamist President Mohammed Morsi on Sunday ordered the surprise retirement of his powerful defence minister.
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Iran doctors struggle with injured from Iran quakes
Overloaded hospitals in Iran struggle to cope with the high number of casualties caused by the twin earthquakes.
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Bo's brand of justice leaves timebomb for China
Bo Xilai left a timebomb as a parting gift for the Communist Party leadership.
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Drugs smuggling: Sri Lanka repatriates Pakistani prisoners
The convicts have been shifted to Pakistan under an agreement of transfer of prisoners between the two countries.
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‘Al Qaeda links’: Gunmen execute eight in Iraq sectarian attack
Spared Sunnis after rounding up a group of men near a northern Iraqi town.
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Thawing relations: Pakistan-India spymasters meet on the cards?
Proposal part of confidence-building measures to build goodwill between the neighbours.
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Secret meeting: Afghan officials met ‘ex-chief of Quetta Shura’
Access to Mullah Baradar could help peace process; Taliban say a ‘captive’ cannot represent the militia.
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US Muslim group decries shots on Chicago mosque
Shots, heard by worshippers, were powerful enough to damage the building's brick wall.
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Saudi Arabia gives $50 mn aid to Myanmar Muslims
Rohingyas had suffered mass arrests, killings and rapes at the hands of the Myanmar security forces: HRW
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'Pakistan-linked' attack on Kabul foiled: Officials
Afghan, Nato forces capture 5 insurgents allegedly linked to militants in Pakistan; seize large cache of explosives.
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Two earthquakes in Iran kill 250 and injure 2,000
Quakes were 6.4 and 6.3 in magnitude; 16,000 people given emergency shelter.
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Obama applauds Muslim women Olympians
First time in Olympic history every team from a Muslim majority country now includes women as well, says Obama.
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Border Hunting: Iranian forces kill 2 Pakistanis
Tribesmen were hunting close to Iran border when Iranian security personnel opened indiscriminate fire on them.
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US must seal border for Waziristan push: Official
Says US has not been ‘encouraging’ on this point.

















































