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US man charged in aerial bomb plot on Washington
Rezwan Ferdaus, 26, was arrested and charged with the aerial bombing plot to attack Washington.
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Haqqani network: Pakistan could face severe implications
If the Haqqani network is designated a foreign terrorist organisation it could have severe ramifications for Pakistan.
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US-Pak ties: Fresh peace overtures drown out battle cries
Considerable thaw in White House, US department of defence statements.
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Saudi king 'revokes' woman driver's lashing sentence
Sheima Jastaniah was sentenced on Monday by a court in Jeddah, where she was caught driving in July.
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Exclusive interview: US will not end relationship with Pakistan
Grossman reiterates the need for Pakistan to recognise the Haqqani network as a terrorist group.
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US sanctions 2 leaders of LeT
Sanctions bar US citizens from doing business with the two men and freeze any assets they hold under US jurisdiction.
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Croatia stops Pakistani, Afghan EU-bound immigrants
Croatian police arrested illegal immigrants when they were trying to cross the border hidden in a trailer.
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Afghan war violence up nearly 40 percent: UN
The figures showed total security incidents averaging 2,108 a month in the first eight months of 2011.
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Somali pirates demand $8m for Malaysian ship release
Seven Pakistanis part of 21-member crew, says CPLC chief.
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Saudi woman to be lashed for driving
ACourt says Saudi woman should be lashed 10 times for defying driving ban.
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I have been Pakistan's best friend: Mullen
Mullen says ISI 'collaboration' with Haqqanis made him rethink Pakistan's commitment to the war on...
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Travel regulations: 50,000 pilgrims might not make it to Makkah
Last-minute changes by the religious affairs ministry may leave thousands of booked travellers high and dry.
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Pakistan must clamp down on Haqqani: US
White House spokesperson says Pakistani govt needs to take action.
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Pakistan will be forced to retaliate, CIA chief told
ISI chief had warned Petraeus that Pakistan will have little other option in case of unilateral US action on its soil.
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Indian govt offers DNA testing to identify people buried in Kashmir mass graves
Amnesty International calls for independent probe to mass graves.
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Unusual rejoinder: ‘Afghan Taliban control Haqqanis, not Islamabad’
Taliban say Jalaluddin Haqqani is a member of its leadership council.
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US weighs blacklisting Haqqani network
Washington asks Islamabad in vain to launch offensive in restive tribal region of North Waziristan.
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Toner’s softer tone: ‘US committed to its relationship with Pakistan’
State dept says it wants to work constructively with Pakistan on Haqqani network.
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Senator calls for cut on military assistance to Pakistan
Senator Kirk says aid should be tied to concrete steps by the Pakistani government.
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UN Security Council to consider Palestinian bid
Obama says UN bid is unrealistic shortcut that will not produce real and lasting peace between Palestine and Israel.
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British police charge six with terror offences
Arrests were made last week as part of major counter-terrorism operation targeting extremists.
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Kishanganga Dam: How ‘permanent’ is the stay order?
Indian media points out that the ruling allows Delhi to go ahead with all work, save permanent structures.
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Energy solutions: Pakistan and Iran put oil project in the pipeline
Proposal comes despite US sanction threats; petroleum minister denies plan.
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Mahmud Abbas rules out talks without settlement halt
Palestinian leader Mahmud Abbas says there will be no negotiations without international legitimacy.
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Rio opens world’s biggest music festival
About 100,000 people turned out in Brazil for the start of the world’s biggest music festival, Rock in Rio.
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Washington celebrates Warhol
Two shows discover the works of the late artist.
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Saudi king gives women right to vote
"Women will be able to run as candidates in the municipal election," King Abdullah said.
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Everest tour plane crash kills all 19 on board
Buddha Air-103 was returning from a mountain flight when it crashed into Kotdada Hill near Kathmandu.
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Spouse of Sarkozy aide confirms allegations
Says her husband often returned from trips abroad with bags of cash.
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UAE voters cast ballots in limited polls
Voters chosen by the rulers of the United Arab Emirates cast their ballots in second-ever polls to elect FNC members.
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Satellite landed, site not yet known: NASA
The two dozen parts of the UARS that may have survived re-entry could weigh anything from two to 350 pounds.
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Bollywood mourns ‘Tiger’ Pataudi’s death
Superstar Shahrukh Khan says he had a ‘huge attachment’ to the former cricketer.
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Israel sees 'positive' Arab move at IAEA meeting
Arab states not submit a text entitled "Israeli Nuclear Capabilities" for a vote at the annual member state gathering.
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Afghanistan to revive ancient Silk Road through Central Asia
Foreign minister assures Pakistan’s full support in the endeavour.
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Sub-atomic particles break speed of light: Scientists
The discovery could undermine Albert Einstein’s theory of special relativity.
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For Teejays, everything changed in Paris
Feeha Jamshed talks about losing her sister, her inspiration.
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Mass walkout at UNGA as Ahmadinejad takes center stage
28 countries including the United States walked out as Ahmadinejad launched into a tirade against the West, US.
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Shiv Sena opposes Anna Hazare's plan to visit Pakistan
HT quoted Raut saying “Shiv Sena is of the opinion that no one should have any relations with Pakistan.”
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Islamic cultural center opens 'quietly' near NY World Trade site
Park 51 vows to offer social and recreational services, health and educational facilities alongside a religious focus.
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On the sidelines: Khar meets Saudi FM, EU representative
FM is scheduled to address the General Assembly session on September 23.
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Iran releases US hikers on bail
Bauer and Fattal, both 29, were arrested on the unmarked border between Iran and Iraq on July 31, 2009.
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Karachi 2002 bombing: French police question Sarkozy's best man
Police is probing into alleged illegal campaign funding linked to a deadly 2002 Karachi bombing.
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Al Qaeda claims coordinated Iraq attacks
The statement from the group was posted on the Honein jihadist forum, claiming a series of attacks on August 15.
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Rescue workers search for survivors of Himalaya quake
More than 3,000 people have been rescued in the Indian state of Sikkim.
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Regional Terrorism: ‘Center of gravity shifting towards Afghanistan’
Shah says police and Rangers in Karachi focusing more on target killings.
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Bomb blast rocks Turkish capital
TV station reports that the explosion had occurred in a minibus.
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More dead in Himalaya quake, rescue efforts slow
Earthquake killed at least 67 people in India, Nepal and the Chinese region of Tibet.
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Sindh floods: Pakistan’s HC in Malaysia seeks donations
Pakistan’s High Commission in Malaysia urged Pakistanis living in Malaysia to come forward and donate.
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NATO faces backlash for night raids in Afghanistan
The escalation in raids has taken the battlefield more directly into Afghan homes say experts.
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36 killed as quake hits vast Himalayan region
Tremors were felt more than 1,000 kilometres (600 miles) away in New Delhi to the west, and in Bangladesh to the east.