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Part I: Bleak fate of civilians on both sides of Durand Line
Locals are caught up between fighting forces from all directions.
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Iraq initials exploration deal with Pakistani firm
We are now initialling a contract between the Iraqi oil ministry and Pakistan Petroleum, says an Iraqi official.
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UN worried about funding for Syria aid
The appeals for $189 million and $193 million are only 20 percent funded.
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Saudi Arabia condemns Russian comments on human rights
Russia showed concern over the clash between Saudi law enforcement agents and peace demonstrators which killed two.
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Three astronauts blast off for ISS on Russian rocket
They will reach the International Space Station after a two day journey.
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Afghan wedding attack kills MP host, 22 guests
Lawmaker Ahmad Khan Samangani, who was hosting his daughter’s wedding, was among dead.
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India to rethink ban on airing Pakistani television channels
Increased people-to-people contact identified as means to burgeon peace between the traditional rivals.
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Afghan wedding party attack kills 13, including MP
The wedding was attended by high-ranking government officials.
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Tetra Pak heir held on suspicion of murdering wife: Police
He had been detained by the police over drug charges earlier in the week.
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Uzbek man jailed in US over plot to kill Obama
The 22-year old was sentenced to 15 years and 8 months in prison.
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Calls for tough UN action after Syria killings
UN chief Ban Ki-moon wants the Security Council to take immediate action.
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US charges Iranian, Chinese on Iran enrichment
The Iranian citizen Khaki was arrested in May while his Chinese counterpart remains at large.
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240,000 ordered to evacuate in Japan deluge
More than 75 centimetres of rain fell in 72 hours in the inland city of Aso.
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Russia says no to Syria sanctions as UN talks begin
Russia and China previously vetoed U.N. resolutions designed to pressure Assad.
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India has least eco impact but feels guilty: Study
Polling was conducted by research consultancy GlobeScan, which surveyed around 1,000 people in 17 countries.
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India releases 'stray' Pakistani soldier
NDTV reports soldier was looking for 'asylum' in India due to lack of basic facilities at LoC.
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Britain foiled Iran nuclear-weapon drive: Intelligence boss
Iran has been subject to severe international economic sanctions over its controversial nuclear programme.
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Last-minute Olympics security shortfall embarrasses UK
The security firm G4S said it might not be able to supply the promised 10,400 security guards.
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Syrian troops massacre more than 200: Rebel leader
Helicopters, tanks and multi rocket-launchers were used in the attack.
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US police officer investigated over alleged threatening remark about Michelle Obama
The unidentified officer allegedly made a comment about shooting Mrs Obama, says The Washington Post.
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Secure social network helps US detect bomb chemicals
Global Shield programme has resulted in seizures of more than 120 tonnes of suspect chemicals, 40 arrests in 2 years.
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Hackers post pilfered Yahoo! passwords
Yahoo! on Thursday was digging into how hackers looted nearly a half million passwords and email addresses.
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Global PC sales flat as consumers eye new gadgets: Report
Worldwide sales of personal computers fell 0.1 percent in the second quarter of the year.
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Drones finally make it onto the global arms market for sale
Demand has pushed a number of countries, organisations to manufacture, sell unmanned drones for willing buyers.
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Taliban leader admits they 'cannot win war'
Taliban commander warns any one 'expecting to be able to capture Kabul is making a grave mistake.'
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Defecting Syrian envoy urges people to rise against 'criminals in the regime'
Nawaf Fares, Syria's ambassador to Iraq is the latest high profile defection.
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Olympics: Saudi women athletes to compete in London
Judoka and runner will be first Saudi women to compete.
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ICA issues stay order, India stops work on Kishanganga Dam
WAPDA chairman says International Court of Arbitration has issued a stay order on the project.
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Taliban chief Omar can run for president: Karzai
Afghan president calls on Taliban supreme leader to give up fighting and run for president.
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Hamas militant killed in Israeli strike on Gaza: Medics
Two others were wounded
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Bangladesh man held over Facebook photos of PM
Bangladesh authorities have launched a series of prosecutions this year over material on Facebook aimed at their PM.
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Al Qaeda suicide bomber attacks Yemen police academy
Bombing shows security services as still weak and reminder of al Qaeda presence in Yemen.
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Rights groups and activists slam Iraq Internet law
The bill is considered by rights groups a tool to suppress dissent especially by journalists and activists.
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Pressure on Assad as West plans Syria sanctions
Assad has 10 days to implement Annan's ceasefire plan.
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50,000 flee as record rain in Japan kills three
20 inches of rain fell in 8 hours on the island of Kyushu.
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Afghan massacre defendant to have court hearing in September
He is accused of the March 11 mass shootings in Kandahar province which killed 16 people.
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US crafted ‘apology’ to suit allies abroad, opponents at home
'Apology a statement of regret, using terms associated with an apology, enough to get across GLOC finish line.'
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Reimbursement: US senators want $1.1b released
Pentagon intends to submit $1.1b to reimburse funds Islamabad has spent on counterterrorism operations.
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Back to Sudan: Bin Laden’s cook released from Gitmo
Pentagon’s statement vague on whether he’s been released or being held by Sudanese govt.
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Khar to visit Washington to chalk out ‘clear-cut’ deal
It will be the first high-profile visit since the Nato route stand-off.
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New reporter? Call him Al, for algorithm
A computer algorithm honed to translate raw data such as corporate earnings reports, previews into readable prose.
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Amazon testing new smartphone: Report
The company is working with Asian component suppliers to test the new device.
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Apple co-founder on stage for disputed monologue
The monologue is about the iconic computer giant's production lines in China.
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Osama bin Laden's cook sent back to Sudan by US
Ibrahim al Qosi was sentenced to 14 years after pleading guilty in 2010 to conspiring with al Qaeda.
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Europe's Muslims edge towards scientific solution for Ramazan moon
Scientists suggest using scientific calculations to determine the dates for lunar changes and end multiple Eids.
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Afghan women protest against woman's public execution
"We want justice," the protesters, almost all women, chanted as they marched through Kabul.
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82% Pakistanis feel laws should follow Holy Quran teachings: Survey
Al Qaeda seen as favorable by 13% of Pakistanis, says survey conducted by Pew Research Center.
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Annan says Iran must be player in Syria crisis talks
Diplomatic rifts have prevented effective international action to end the 16-month-old conflict in Syria.
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Japan protests Chinese ships' entry into waters near disputed isles
The islands are located near rich fishing grounds and potentially huge oil and gas reserves.
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US crafted Pakistan ‘apology’ to suit allies abroad, opponents at home
'Apology a statement of regret, using terms associated with an apology, enough to get across GLOC finish line.'

















































