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US court lifts Samsung phone ban, keeps tablet block
Apple claims the 10-inch Galaxy Tab computer was copied from the iPad.
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Yahoo!, Facebook unveil alliance, end patent dispute
Provide users with engaging social experiences while creating value for marketers: Facebook COO.
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Taliban?: Woman publicly executed near Kabul
Video shows a turban-clad man approaching a woman kneeling in the dirt & shoots her 5 times with an automatic rifle.
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Pledges worth $16b for Afghanistan expected at Tokyo conference
Japan to pledge $3b for Afghanistan and $1b for neighbouring states.
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Indian hacker defaces National Highway Authority website
Hacker leaves message saying defacement was carried out in remembrance of July 13 Mumbai bombing victims.
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With new status, US signals Afghanistan not to be abandoned
United States names Afghanistan a major non-Nato ally.
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Car bomb kills 7, wounds 20 in central Iraq: Police
The blast in Ramadi killed seven people and wounded 20 when it exploded in the residential area.
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US court fines Iran $813m for 1983 Lebanon attack
In1983, 241 American soldiers, including 220 Marines, were killed in near Beirut's international airport.
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UN names Asma Jahangir in panel to probe Israeli settlements
She will be part of a 3 member panel of experts alongwith Judge Unity Dow of Bostwana, French judge Christine Chanet.
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Iran blames France, Germany for atomic scientist assassinations
Previously accused Israel, US and Britain of plotting the killings to set back its uranium enrichment program.
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Nervous Libyans ready for first taste of democracy
Excitement about a first taste of democracy is mingled with fear that it will be hijacked by the militias.
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Qaeda-linked extremist groups operating in Africa
Several radical extremist groups openly declare their alliance with al Qaeda and carry out criminal activities.
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China again the villain in US election
Obama announced that his government had filed a WTO complaint against tariffs on $3b of US autos entering China.
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US hopes Syria talks will issue call for tough UN sanctions
The United States will call for a tough new UN sanctions regime to be imposed on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Dry taps and open sewers: welcome to India's 'Millennium City'
Crippling power and water shortages and open sewage drains are an extreme example of the poor infrastructure.
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Mineral water gets into Afghanistan first
Three trucks loaded with mineral water cleared to enter Afghanistan from Chaman border post on Thursday.
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UN forum backs Web freedom after Arab Spring
Both China and Cuba have tried to limit access to the Internet and voiced some reservations but joined the consensus.
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Quebec forum seeks French word for 'hashtag'
A French-language alternative to words like "tweet" and "hashtag" remains woefully absent.
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Apple preparing to launch smaller tablet: report
It said the new tablet's screen would likely be smaller than eight inches (20 centimeters).
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FIFA lifts ban on hijab for women footballers
Arab countries appreciate the ban overturn. Say the move will help promote the sport among the conservative nations.
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Long road ahead in US-Pakistan ties after NATO deal: Sherry Rehman
Says talks on wider issues now possible; Pakistan fears prolonged instability in Afghanistan.
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Manmohan Singh ready to visit Pakistan
Indian prime minister hopes the visit would bring good results.
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Apple's Jobs tapped France's Minitel for pre-internet ideas
The clunky Minitel, pulled out of service end of June, was used by some 25 million people in France at the time.
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'Narasimha Rao prayed when Babri was demolished' alleges new book
Rao's son strongly dismisses claim as "unbelievable and untenable".
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Japan's nuclear disaster caused by 'collusion': Report
Expert panel determines nuclear disaster was preventable, collusion between government, regulators, plant operator.
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China vows to strike at separatists in Xinjiang with 'iron fist'
Regional communist party chief tells riot police in Urumqi to 'crush government opponents'.
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After long closure, NATO supplies enter Afghanistan from Pakistan
Customs officials said the container trucks had passed through the Chaman border crossing into southern Afghanistan.
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Iran’s Ahmadinejad calls Egypt's Mursi
The call appeared to be the first contact between the two leaders since Mursi was sworn in as president of Egypt.
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Pakistan rejects state role in Mumbai attacks
I strongly reject involvement of any state agency in acts of terrorism in India, says Pakistani foreign secretary.
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Amnesty slams China for Uighur crackdown three years after riots
China has detained dozens of ethnic Uighurs for speaking out on rights abuses: Amnesty International.
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India's street children bank on the future
The Children's Development Khazanaa is a special bank, run for, and mostly by, Indian street children.
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Advancing radical militants lay waste to religious heritage
Most frequent targets for militants have been mosques of Muslims loyal to a version of Islam different than their own.
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Retracing Nato routes: Politics of access in the Pak-Afghan region
The current security predicament faced by the Af-Pak region has much to do with its history.
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Tablighi Jamaat members: Eight Pakistanis languishing in Eritrean jail since 1993
Govt urged to help in release of missing preachers.
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Apple suffers UK patent defeat to HTC
London's High Court said in a ruling that HTC's devices did not infringe four Apple technology patents.
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iGoogle gets axed in shakeup
'Users will have 16 months to adjust or export their data.'
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Pakistan, Afghanistan report rise in polio: Study
Last year, Pakistan reported the highest number of polio cases in a decade, 198, while Afghanistan had 81 cases.
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Britain's YouView Internet TV service launches
Internet TV service backed by BBC; first set-top boxes in stores by end of July.
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Iran says can destroy US bases ‘minutes after attack’
Israel has hinted it may attack Iran if diplomacy fails to secure a halt to its disputed nuclear energy programme.
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Higgs-like particle found in 'milestone' for mankind
Physicists say they had found a new sub-atomic particle consistent with the Higgs boson.
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French army hands over key province to Afghan forces
Nato’s Isaf is due to pull out the vast majority of its 130,000 forces by the end of 2014.
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Syria activists run deadly risks as medical needs rise
UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs says that up to 1.5 million Syrians now need aid.
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UN leader condemns lack of regulation for arms trade
UN members have until July 27 to hammer out deal on dealing in conventional weapons worth more than $70b a year.
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Fresh tensions cloud India, Pakistan peace talks
Talks have been soured by arrest of Sayed Zabiuddin Ansari, suspected of being key handler for Mumbai attackers.
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Pakistan opposes prolonged US presence in Afghanistan
Officials say US will not be allowed to use supply routes after 2014.
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Syrian army attacks rebels, Turkey scrambles F16s
Turkey sent jets Tuesday for the third consecutive day after it said Syrian helicopters approached its border.
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Barclays boss Diamond quits after apology
Barclays boss Diamond quits after apology due to political pressure.
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Syria activists accuse regime of sowing sectarian war
Activists accuse the regime of driving a sectarian agenda and depicting itself as the victim of an extremist threat.
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China reports bird flu outbreak
In an effort to contain the disease, agricultural authorities quarantined the area and culled 156,439 chickens.
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Australian soldier killed in Afghanistan
The trooper was hit during a small arms firefight in the Chora valley.

















































