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Pakistan, UNHCR deny reports of Afghan refugees' forced expulsion
Afghanistan not in a position to take on burden of 1.7 million Afghan refugees at this stage, says UNHCR spokesperson.
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'New generation' of tech-savvy Taliban fighters
Taliban producing dangerous new fighters who use the latest digital technology to plan and publicise attack.
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India’s ‘I paid a bribe’ and other stories of beating corruption
Achieving democracy and ending corruption are parallel, but not identical goals, says professor.
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Mukherjee sworn in as Indian president
Pranab Mukherjee calls for action to tackle India's dire poverty.
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Beijing floods caused significant losses: Official
Casualty numbers are still being tallied.
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Turkey to shut border crossings with Syria: Official
The move comes after rebels seized two border posts along the border in clashes with the regime's loyalist troops.
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India's top court clamps down on tiger tourism
India's top court has suspended tourism in core areas of tiger reserves.
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Northeast India clashes kill 35, displace 170,000
Nine people were killed in overnight clashes raging between indigenous Bodo tribes and Muslim settlers.
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Lowering standards helped give positive image of ASF: Report
Pentagon's highest rating for Afghan forces changed from 'independent' in early 2011 to 'independent with advisors'.
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Vote on US bill linking aid to Shakil Afridi's release delayed
Senator Rand Paul defers voting on his bill until after Afridi's August 30 appeal hearing. Rehman meets Senator Reid.
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US all for 'cricket diplomacy' between Pakistan-India
Americans generally don't know much about cricket but they like it when Pakistan and India play: State Department
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Council of Europe slams governments for anti-Muslim laws
Calls on governments to do more to combat anti-Muslim discrimination.
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Thirteen Afghan police "defect" to Taliban
The unit defected with their equipment and weapons, including military vehicles.
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Fresh clashes in northeast India, toll rises to 26
More than 40,000 villagers have fled their homes to shelter in government buildings, schools and relief camps.
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Malaysian Olympians can postpone Ramadan fast
Athletes can postpone their fast as they are competing at an international event for the nation's honour.
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US denounces 'cowardly' Iraq attacks during Ramazan
The White House said the attacks showed that "Iraq remains a violent place," but is not as bad as it was.
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Iraqi PM orders all borders open to Syria refugees
There are four Syria-Iraq border crossings and all are to be opened for Syrian refugees.
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US, China hold two days of human rights talks
Different issues will be discussed including Tibet and the case of dissident Chen Guangcheng.
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Syria says could use chemical arms against foreigners
Foreign Ministry spokesman said army would not use chemical weapons against rebels but could against foreign forces.
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Web-connected industrial controls stoke security fears
A researcher said he found 36,000 such connected devices, including some in power plants.
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Collateral damage from drones strikes has lessened: US Senator Feinstein
Senator says despite frictions, they want to see relations with Pakistan to improve. Haqqani Network be declared FTO.
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Spate of attacks kills 107 across Iraq
At least 268 people were wounded by bombings and shootings in Shia areas of Baghdad.
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Afghan social media war steps up with new campaign
Encourage govt, rights groups, aid organisations to use social media, combat negative conceptions of the Internet.
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Pakistani media’s fight against corruption: A Case Study for Afghan Media
It is widely believed Afghan journalists can follow footsteps of those in Pakistan by unveiling corruption cases.
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Bollywood stars accused of misusing Ajmer shrine
In charge of shrine says celebrity pilgrims appealing for movies that often feature immoral subjects insulting Islam.
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Lost boys of Bagram still live in prison's shadow
More than 2,500 juveniles have been detained in Afghanistan, Iraq and Guantanamo Bay by the United States since 2001.
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Eight killed in deadly 24hrs for NATO in Afghanistan
The latest rogue shooting by an Afghan in a police or army uniform happened at a regional training centre.
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Braving crowds, waiting for hours for free medicine in India
Two Indian states, including Tamil Nadu, provide free medicine for all.
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Hezbollah may get chemical arms if Assad folds: Netanyahu
Israel and the White House fear Syria's weapons would be left unguarded once Assad's regime collapses.
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Assad's forces overrun two Damascus districts
Government troops retook control of the Damascus neighbourhood of Mezzeh and Barzeh.
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$21 trillion hidden in tax havens: campaign report
Data was drawn from various sources including the Bank of International Settlements and the IMF.
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Colorado town, Obama honor shooting victims
Obama met with families in the University of Colorado Hospital.
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Thailand - Land of smiles or tourist trap?
There are questions being raised about whether Thailand is doing enough to protect its travellers.
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The future of Pak-Afghan media cooperation
Journalists on both sides of Durand Line are facing difficulties owing to the dearth of direct information sources.
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Kabul blames Pakistan for cross-border shelling
Afghan official says such attacks will have negative impact on Pak-Afghan ties.
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Afghan Taliban snub Ramazan truce appeal
Say they are under ‘obligation’ to fight foreign invaders.
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The endgame: Afghan opposition says peace hinges on Pakistan
Two key Afghan leaders say talks with Taliban not possible without Pakistan.
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Allied victory: Pranab Mukherjee wins India’s presidential race
Morale booster for corruption-tainted Congress government.
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Violence rages across Syria as UN mission clock ticks
At least 41 civilians were among the dead as clashes rocked Damascus and Aleppo, the country's largest cities.
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Ethiopian police clash with Muslim protesters, several arrested
There have been street protests by Muslims, arguing that the government is promoting an alien branch of Islam.
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US Air Force staff sergeant gets 20 years for rape, sex assault
Five others at the Texas base are under investigation, and 35 have been taken off active duty are being investigated.
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Heaviest rains in 60 years kill 10 in Beijing: Media
The city received 6.7 inches of rain on average, though a township in Fangshan District was hit by 18.1 inches.
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Afghan Taliban lash two men in public
The men were arrested while trying to kidnap the son of a rich man.
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Batman movie shootings: Colorado police prepare entry into suspect’s home
Police say given number of devices inside the apartment, they are not forecasting how long the operation will take.
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Allen talks cooperation after ‘Salala tragedy’
Isaf chief says international forces, Pakistan Army enjoy ‘excellent’ relations.
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Keep Syria off itineraries, Pakistani travellers told
Helpline numbers provided for emergency assistance in Damascus.
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Pakistan ranked 71 in World Bank Logistics Performance Index
Rank, though still low, has improved since the 2010, 2011 floods.
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Capital flight: Law and order not the only factor impeding investment
BOI lists several reasons behind slowdown in foreign investment.
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Asserting influence: Taliban lash men in public just outside Kabul
Taliban lashed two men 40 times for allegedly trying to kidnap a 10 year old boy.
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Foreign office advises Pakistanis against travelling to Syria
Citizens already in Syria urged to contact Pakistan Embassy in Damascus for assistance.

















































