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Brother's murder huge setback for Karzai, US
The younger Karzai’s reputation was unsavoury, but he was the Americans' man in Kandahar.
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Ahmad Wali Karzai: A critical power broker
Ahmad Wali was a critical power-broker who helped shore up Karzai's influence in volatile southern Afghanistan.
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Taliban claim assassination of Hamid Karzai's brother
Official says Ahmed Wali Karzai was shot dead at his house by one of the visiting guests.
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Embattled Indian PM keeps top team in reshuffle
The finance, home, defence and foreign affairs posts were unaltered in the Congress-led government.
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Media deception: UK hacking scandal widens
The BBC said someone acting for The Sunday Times posed as Brown and obtained details of his account.
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Protesters storm US embassy in Syria, besiege French embassy
US accuses Syrian regime for stirring trouble and failing to provide adequate security to their diplomatic missions.
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India welcomes US suspending military aid to Pakistan
SM Krishna says not desirable that US heavily arm the region and upset the equilibrium in the region itself.
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Cross-border attacks: 500 Afghans protest in Jalalabad
Hundreds of Afghans took to the streets chanting "death to Pakistani invaders" to protest cross-border attacks.
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Afghan traders threaten to block Torkham border access
Failure of Pak-Afghan transit agreement causes anger.
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Panetta makes first trip to Iraq as defense secretary
Panetta will press Baghdad to go after militants attacking US forces with Iranian rockets.
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South Asia must fight 'scourge of terrorism' without foreign help: Singh
South Asian nations must fight terrorism without relying on outside help, Manmohan Singh said at a SAARC gathering.
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Violent clashes in Bangladesh religious protests
Activists campaign for 'absolute faith in Allah' to be restored to the constitution.
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Pakistanis in foreign prisons: Jailed in Thailand but reluctant to come home
Bilateral repatriation treaty requires offender’s consent before deportation.
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US district court: Chinese woman indicted on Pakistan exports
Accused of shipping coatings to Chashma II Nuclear Power Plant.
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South Sudan declares independence: Major world powers recognise newest member
President Omar al Bashir guest of honour at celebrations.
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News of the World ending it's 168 year history prints it's very last copy
Allegations of phone hacking scandals for years caused the death of the paper.
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India abandons UN Security Council seat ambitions
The campaign for permanent seat ended due to lack of support among member states.
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Yemen leader's speech sparks deadly celebrations SANAA
The president was flown to Riyadh for treatment in a military hospital after he was wounded.
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Violence at historic low in Indian Kashmir: Police
Officials say violent incidents in Indian Kashmir fell below 100 in the first half of the year.
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Relations with US: ‘Pakistan taking ownership of war’
Interior Minister Rehman Malik represented Pakistan.
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Chishti’s release: Indian minister spearheads effort
Pakistani inmate could win freedom within weeks.
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Murdoch shuts down scandal-hit weekly
Phone hacking allegations alienated readers and sent advertisers packing.
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Taliban commander's radio show makes a comeback
Maulvi Faqir Mohammed is back on the air after the army had successfully driven him across the border in Afghanistan.
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Canada ends combat mission in Afghanistan
After spending $11 b on war, most of Canadian soldiers have packed up and gone home.
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33 dead in India after train smashes into bus
The accident took place in the middle of the night at an unmanned crossing in a remote area of Uttar Pradesh state.
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Twitter Town Hall: Obama defends US foreign aid
One person questioned why the US gives aid to countries that "waste it", citing Pakistan's example.
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No indication of Pakistan sending judicial commission: Chidambaram
Pakistan commission allowed to record statements of officials connected with Mumbai terror attack case.
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Facebook unveils Skype video calling
Social networking site announces Skype powered video calling along with improved group chat functions.
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38 killed in east Afghan fighting: Governor
Governor of Nuristan says Taliban crossed over from Pakistan and attacked police posts in Kamdesh district.
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Gunmen kidnap 28 Afghan deminers
The deminers were snatched in a district that is the focus of the Taliban insurgency in Farah province.
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Italian police swoop on human trafficking ring
Once in Italy, trafficked people are moved on towards Germany, Switzerland, Austria, France, Belgium and Denmark.
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iPhone passes Blackberry in US: comScore
The iPhone's share of US mobile subscribers rose to 8.7 per cent in the three months.
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Twin Indian Kashmir blasts wound nine policemen
First a grenade was hurled, ten minutes later another device was set off when cops came out to investigate: official.
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Violence, discrimination slow advances by women: UN report
Women around the world enjoy more rights than ever before but still face discrimination in the workplace.
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Late breaking: 197 migrants drown in Red Sea
Drowning followed the burning of a boat that was illegally transporting them to Saudi Arabia.
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Google temporarily disables realtime search
Says it no longer has access to special feed tweets from Twitter as deal between two companies expires.
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Cross-border attacks : ‘Afghanistan will not fire back at Pakistan’
In a conference with the British premier, Afghan president says he has expressed ‘deep concern’ to President...
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Taliban could have political future: British PM
"To the Taliban my message is very clear. Stop bombing, stop killing, stop fighting" says Cameron.
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China silencing Uighurs two years after protests: Amnesty International
Chinese government silencing voices by jailing ethnic Uighurs who speak out two years after deadly riots.
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Muslim veil no excuse for discrimination: New Zealand PM
Saudi diplomats raised concerns after two separate incidents where veiled women were told to get off buses.
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Australian police get power to demand removal of burqas
Police previously had power to ask women to remove face veils during investigation, but not on more routine matters.
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Twitter hackers: President Obama has been assassinated!
...Or so said a tweet from a hacked Fox News Twitter account, creating a stir on the Internet.
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British PM in Afghanistan as soldier goes missing
British Prime Minister David Cameron was forced Monday to scrap a visit to an Afghan town.
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Thailand elects its first female premier
More than 170,000 police were deployed to secure the vote, but it appeared to proceed peacefully.
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Mumbai police fine 31 for 'dirty dancing': Report
The raid was for playing music without a licence, but police decided to act after finding dancing "objectionable".
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Afghan drawdown plan 'unnecessary risk': McCain
Top US lawmakers on Sunday slammed President Barack Obama's military drawdown plans for Afghanistan.
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Most Pakistani doctors in US accept evolutionary theory: Survey
More than 80 per cent of Pakistani doctors in the United States accepted the theory of evolution.
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Media report: Iran to seal off Pakistan borders within 3 years
Iran to seal eastern borders to prevent drug smuggling and infiltration of armed groups.
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Afghan district governor kidnapped: Official
Suspected militants have kidnapped the governor of a volatile Afghan district near the border with Pakistan.
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Indian Prime Minister makes 'off-the-record' Bangladesh swipe
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has claimed many Bangladeshis are 'very anti-Indian'.