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Rahul Gandhi gets a hand on reins of power
Decision by ailing Sonia Gandhi to ask her son to help steer ruling party could fast-track his succession to power.
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US loses AAA rating for first time
Standard and Poor lowers US rating from triple-A to AA+, citing looming deficit burden, weak policy-making process.
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Experts downplay China's 'Pakistan trained terrorists' claim
Urghur activists, abroad, say China’s claim was a ‘smokescreen’ to hide the true reasons behind the attack.
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Yingluck Shinawatra becomes Thailand's first female PM
Shinawatra wooed the poor of Thailand who powered her in to office, replacing Abhisit Vejjajiva as the PM.
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China to boost 'anti-terrorism' forces after attacks
China will deploy more "anti-terrorism forces" to its far northwest Xinjiang region.
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China's top police official vows crackdown on terrorism
Public Security Minister says the criminals will be shown no leniency, no appeasement and no soft heart.
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Norway attacker got help to purchase equipment: Lawyer
Breivik travelled to 20 countries in his planning, obtained weapons during those trips.
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Four suspected rebels killed in Indian Kashmir
Two of the suspected rebels were killed when they tried to cross Line of Control.
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Tajikistan bans Muslim youths from praying in mosques
People under 18, except those studying at religious schools, banned from worshiping at religious sites.
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Kashgar incident: Beijing downplays risk of rift with Islamabad
China vows to stand by Pakistan in its fight against terrorism.
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Mubarak pleads 'not guilty' in historic trial
A pale looking Mubarak had to be stretchered in to a metal-barred cage to face charges of murdering protesters.
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Norway gunman's erratic demands puzzle investigators
Before his court appearance earlier, Behring Breivik had asked to appear in uniform and to speak English.
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Italy approves draft law banning veil
The draft will be ruled on by parliament in the autumn.
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Protest over death in custody shuts Indian Kashmir
Nazim Rashid, a shopkeeper, was declared dead early Sunday, with no reason provided as to the cause.
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NPR poll: Americans favour Pakistan aid freeze
Most in the US frustrated with their own govt, calling Congress ‘stupid’.
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American kamikaze: US narrowly averts default
A Democratic leader dubbed the debt ceiling deal as a “Satan sandwich”.
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Top US officer pushes for troop decision in Iraq
Outgoing chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mullen says time is quickly running out for us.
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Norway gunman wants Japanese psychiatrist: Lawyer
'He believes that a Japanese person will understand him better than someone from Europe'
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Tensions high after deadly unrest in China
The United States and the United Nations have listed East Turkestan Islamic Movement as a "terrorist" organisation.
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China police shoot dead two suspects in Xinjiang attacks
Officials blame attack on Uighur militants that received training in Pakistan.
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Xinjiang unrest: China blames unrest on Pakistan-trained terrorists
Pakistan says it will continue to extend full cooperation and support to China.
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Syrian army kills over 100 in Hama crackdown
Obama vows to isolate Syrian leader Assad.
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Afghan blast kills 12 policemen, one child
The explosion happened near the police chief's compound and appeared to target a joint Afghan police and army patrol.
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Bound by blood
A trip to the Roman Colosseum reminds the writer of the Taliban’s bloody reign in Swat.
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Strengthen border controls around Afghanistan to end drug trade: UN
A new study states that curtailing Afghan illegal drug trade would "benefit Afghan people."
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Africa reemerging as heroin trafficking hub: UN
Traffickers are exploiting poorly-staffed seaports and airports.
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Army in disarray: Turkey’s military chiefs quit in row with govt
The ongoing trial of 42 coup plotters has been cited as the trigger.
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Kasab 'appeals death sentence'
Kasab was found guilty of offences including waging war against India, murder, attempted murder and terrorist acts.
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Dr Nafeesa Shah elected to Commonwealth body
Dr Shah is also chairperson of NCHD.
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Taliban attack: 21 dead in Afghanistan
Five hours of fighting ensues following blasts targeting governor’s compound.
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Indian officer killed in Kashmir border shooting
The clash, in which two Indian soldiers were also wounded, ended early Thursday after erupting the previous day.
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No Norway trial before next year: Prosecutor
Acting prosecutor says that given the huge and demanding investigation, the police need time.
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My goal is to unburden Pak-India relationship: Khar
Khar said Mumbai attacks probe was conducted at a faster pace than Samjhauta Express blast case.
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Miami Imams: No bail for young Muslim cleric accused of aiding Taliban
Judge cites flight risk and a potential threat to community safety.
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Withholding information: US judge puts Fai under house arrest
Activist admits to receiving money from ISI; is to be released on bond of $100,000.
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Suicide blast kills mayor of Afghanistan's Kandahar city
Hamidi's death comes at a time when a power vacuum has been created in Afghanistan after killing Ahmad Wali Karzai.
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No bail for Florida imam accused of aiding Terik-i-Taliban
Khan pleaded not guilty at his arraignment last month and a trial date has not been set.
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Mumbai blasts: Indian triple bombing suspect held in Nepal
Nepalese police downplay arrest while investigations are underway.
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Afghan security forces foil Kabul airport plot
Two separate stashes of machine guns and five army uniforms were found near the airport.
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India, among most depressed nations in the world: WHO Report
India was recorded with the highest rate of depression at 36%, the study found.
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Norway killer could get 30 years: Prosecutor
Prosecutor Christian Hatlo says the new charge was currently only "a possibility".
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Afghan violence: Taliban attack NATO airbase
'Two members of the security forces were injured.'
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US money ended up in Taliban hands: Report
US govt funds to promote business in Afghanistan landed in Taliban hands, reports The Washington Post.
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Norway terrorist detained, claims to have collaborators
The suspect admitted the facts of the case, but did "not plead guilty," judge Kim Heger said.
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NATO helicopter downed in Afghanistan
Taliban claims responsibility for crash, saying two insurgents had died but their forces killed 22 foreign troops.
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Everyone thought it was Islamic militants: Oslo taxi driver
'On Friday, after the explosion, I didn't go to work, I stayed at home,' said taxi driver Muahammad Ali Farah.
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Anders Behring Breivik: From ordinary boy to mass murderer
Despite looking like your average Norwegian, Breivik spent almost a third of his life working on an extremist plot.
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Norway police say killer behind 1,500 page anti-Islamic manifesto
Manifesto published by Anders Behring Breivik on Friday just hours before he killed at least 93 people.
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Ecotourism: Tourism evolution
Writer explores delights this tourist hotspot can offer a visitor who likes to keep things ‘green'.
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11 people killed as two bullet-trains derail in China
One train had stopped after being struck by lightning when a second train rammed into it from behind.