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UN takes Saudi dissident, group off al Qaeda watchlist
A UN diplomat said on condition of anonymity that Faqih "may not be a saint but he doesn't belong on this list."
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Taliban 'won't derail' us: NATO on death of British troops
Rasmussen condemned the death of three British soldiers in Afghanistan by a gunman wearing an Afghan Police uniform.
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GSK agrees to pay $3bn in US healthcare fraud case
Ssettlement includes $1bn in criminal fines; $2bn in civil fines in over sale of Paxil, Wellbutrin, Avandia products.
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Pakistan civilian deaths from US drones 'lowest since 2008': Report
Three to 24 civilians reported killed January to June, decline on 62-103 civilians killed in the first half of 2011.
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Philippines seeks help from US spy planes to monitor disputed waters
Phillipine President said that they may request US to deploy P3C Orion surveillance aircraft over the South China Sea.
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Tokyo declaration to push donors, Afghanistan to make better use of aid
Donor countries will increase aid but at the same time require the Afghani government to work against corruption.
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Iraqi women face court-ordered virginity tests
Iraqi women face court-ordered virginity tests that often show they were virgins until marriage.
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Pakistani Canadian amongst four aid workers released in Somalia: Kenyan army
They are safe in our hands, they have been freed, says Kenyan army spokesman.
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Barclays chairman to quit: BBC
Agius to leave his post in face of public, political fury over bank's efforts to distort the rate at which they lend.
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ICC says expects Libya to release detained staff
Four International Criminal Court staff were detained in Zintan after local officials levelled accusations of spying.
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US hails EU embargo on Iran oil
US and the European Union committed to holding Iran accountable 'for failing to meet its international obligations'.
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Syrians bemoan failure of world talks on crisis
World powers agree to include current regime members but the West does not see any role for President al-Assad.
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As crops rot, millions go hungry in India
Lack of storage facilities and inefficient, corrupt public distribution system fails millions of impoverished people.
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Apple settles China iPad trademark dispute for $60 m
The lawsuit had hampered some sales and delayed the launch of the new iPad in China.
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Mali militants destroy more Sufi shrines
Ansar Dine group reject international outcry over the destruction of mausoleum sites.
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Benghazi attack: Protesters ransack election office in Libyan city
Want eastern and western parts of country to be allocated an equal number of seats.
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Man in Afghan police uniform kills three NATO personnel
The deaths take the toll this year in "green-on-blue" incidents to at least 26.
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Sholay voted most iconic film of the century
Sholay is the story of two criminals hired to capture a ruthless dacoit.
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Gunmen kill 17 in twin attacks on Kenyan churches
At least 40 people rushed to hospital, several in a critical condition, the Kenyan Red Cross said.
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India warned against playing politics on IHK shrine incident
APHC chairman says probe committee should be formed and headed by Sajada Nasheen.
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Al Qaeda linked group destroys Timbuktu shrines
The rampage by Ansar Dine group came after UNESCO listed the city as world heritage site.
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Health insurance: State Life to launch scheme for UAE
Insurance giant has witnessed exceptional growth in the Gulf region.
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Scientists to produce first 3-D models of Arctic sea ice
Scientists will use a special submarine vehicle to measure underwater icebergs and surface laser scanners.
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Some see Waterloo for troubled BlackBerry maker
RIM reported a widening loss of $518 million and steep slump in sales, but it also said it would cut 5,000 jobs.
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Wickr gives iPhone messages military-grade protection
It encrypts files end-to-end and, unlike typical email services, so no copies are left to linger on computer servers.
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Samsung to fight block on US sales of Galaxy Nexus
The company said it was working closely with Google to resolve the matter.
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World powers agree on Syria transition plan
UN envoy Kofi Annan says transition setup would be established in the country facing a civil war like situation.
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Egypt's Morsi sworn in as president
"We carry a message of peace to the world, accompanied and preceded by a message of right and justice."
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Senior LeT leader killed in Kunar airstrikes: Nato
Nato says LeT leader Khatab Shafiq was killed in the airstrikes. No civilian casualties.
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Toned down: US, Pakistan continue discussions on GLOCs, says Panetta
Defence Secretary says both countries continue to inch forward thanks to continuing communications on GLOCs.
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Bombs kill at least 7 in Iraq, many wounded
Three bombings in the town of Balad attacks occurred in quick succession after Friday prayers killing seven people.
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US, Israeli military drill set for October-November
Austere Challenge 12, was scheduled for spring, expecting to be the largest exercise between the two allies.
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WikiLeaks founder Assange faced tough choice: lawyer
Assange denies allegations and insists it is part of a politically-motivated effort to get him extradited to the US.
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World Bank yanks funds for Bangladesh bridge
World Bank will not ignore corruption. We have ethical responsibility to shareholders, donor countries: Bank Officials
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China to lead talks on nuclear definitions
China leading nuclear talks is a good sign, leading to greater predictability and mutual confidence: Gottemoeller.
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UN publishes report on Iran arms trade with Syria
The Security Council has imposed sanctions on Iran for refusing to halt its nuclear enrichment program.
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IMF approves $18.2 million for Afghanistan
Disbursement approved after the first performance review of its new loan programme.
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US places sanctions on two Afghanistan-Pakistan money exchanges
Haji Khairullah Haji Sattar Money Exchange (HKHS) and the Roshan Money Exchange were placed on the sanction list.
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US drops charges against Kuwaiti Guantanamo inmate
Kandari had been charged with conspiring with al Qaeda and providing material support for terrorism.
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A landmark US ruling
Judges will do well to study majority opinion in Affordable Care Act, see what role of judiciary is meant to be.
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Taliban storm eastern Afghan district, kill 10 people
Local officials said that at least 20 militants were killed in the attack. Taliban claim responsibility.
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India denies Surjeet was its spy
We deny it because we do not do this kind of thing, claims Indian home secretary.
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Pakistani among four foreign aid workers kidnapped in Kenya
Aid workers from Canada, Norway, Pakistan and Philippines were kidnapped by Al Shahbab near the Kenya-Somali border.
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The condemned: A special report on Ahmadi persecution - coming soon
Ahmadis remain under a constant state of attack; killed with impunity because their persecution is ignored.
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Afghans face mass deportation from Pakistan
Pakistan is home to 1.7 million refugees and hundreds of thousands more unregistered migrants from its neighbour.
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Afghan Taliban deny taking orders from Pakistan
Militant group says it makes decisions of its own likings in light of Islamic principles and national interests.
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Hijacking foiled in China's troubled Xinjiang: Report
Chinese airline passengers help foil attempt to hijack a plane in the western region of Xinjiang.
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Google's Chrome browser to be available on Apple's iPad, iPhone
Company executives announce the development at Google's annual I/O developer conference in San Francisco on Thursday.
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Syria's Assad says duty to 'annihilate terrorists'
You have a responsibility to annihilate terrorists in any corner of the country: Assad.
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Hamas presents Israel 'collaborators' in video
Jailed in Gaza, collaborators are accused contributing to assassination of leading figures of Hamas, Fatah movement.
















































