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US military warns Obama troop drawdown plan 'risky'
Mullen says Obama's plan 'more aggressive and incur more risks'.
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Nirupama Rao to be US envoy: Reports
Rao, 60, is currently in Islamabad for the latest round of peace talks with her Pakistani counterpart Salman Bashir.
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US warns Americans against joining Gaza flotilla
Several American Jews intend to board a US boat that will join in a flotilla of about 10 ships heading to Gaza.
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India blasts US over treatment of its diplomats
Maid files lawsuit in a US court against India's consul general Prabhu Dayal and his family, claims she was harassed.
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France announces Afghan troop withdrawal, 'similar' to US
Four thousand French troops are currently stationed in Afghanistan.
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Bin Laden’s widow to return to Yemen
Brother says he received assurances from Yemeni ambassador.
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Bahrain sentences eight protesters to life
Protesters sentenced on charges of "staging a coup to remove the king".
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Osama's youngest wife expected to leave for Yemen
Osama bin Laden's youngest wife is expected to leave Pakistan for her homeland within days.
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Iran captures four bomb suspects in Sistan-Balochistan
State television says four wearing explosive vests arrested, suspected of plotting attacks on behalf of Jundallah.
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US Senate confirms Panetta to head Pentagon
Panetta to replace outgoing Pentagon head Robert Gates.
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China seeks better military ties with India
Indian military delegation arrived in the Chinese capital on Sunday for a six-day visit.
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Longest day of the year today
The Met department said that the duration of the day will be 14 hours, whereas the night will last for 10 hours.
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Pakistan ranks 12th on failed states index: Report
Pakistan moves from 10 to 12 on the failed states index published by Foreign Policy magazine.
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World Refugee Day: Repatriation remains lowest in 20 years
Despite 197,600 refugees being able to return home in 2010, number of people repatriated remains lowest in 20 years.
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US Ambassador warns Karzai over criticism of West
Ambassador says harsh criticisms could jeopardise troops and funding critical to Afghanistan's survival.
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Pakistan to attend Iran moot despite Saudi disapproval
Sanctions against Iran’s alleged nuclear ambitions have kept EU countries away from the conference.
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Refugees on rise and poor countries bear brunt: UNHCR
There were 43.7 million displaced people worldwide at the end of 2010
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India military delegation arrives in China
The eight-member delegation will visit the Chinese capital and the restive northwestern region of Xinjiang
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SlutWalk: March for your rights
Slutwalk demands society reject any shame associated with rape but its premise also left women divided.
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Abbottabad raid: Pakistan knew about increased US activity
An Arab diplomat told CNN that Pakistan was aware of increased US activity in Abbottabad before the raid.
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Escorting MV Suez: Row deepens as India lodges counter-protest
New Delhi blames Islamabad for jeopardising safety of Indian navy ship.
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US drops charges against Bin Laden
Charges included more than 200 counts of criminal activity.
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Pentagon wants to extend Afghan surge till fall 2012
Military officials say electoral schedule has nothing to do with the proposal maintain troop surge until fall of 2012.
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Saudi women defy drive ban
A number of Saudi women drove cars in response to calls for nationwide action to break a traditional ban.
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India resumes military exchanges with China
India will send a military delegation to China, marking a resumption of defence ties that were frozen for a year.
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WikiLeaks founder marks six months on 'dehumanising' bail
Julian Assange clocked up six months on bail with the whistleblowing website slamming his "unfair" restrictions.
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We will kill Zawahiri just like Bin Laden: US
Top US military officer Admiral Mike Mullen told Zawahiri to expect the same treatment meted out to Bin Laden.
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Pentagon wants to extend Afghanistan troop surge until 2012: Report
US military asking President Barack Obama to maintain its troop surge in Afghanistan until the fall of 2012.
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Possible Al Qaeda hit list targets 40 Americans
Militant websites associated with al Qaeda call for killing of 40 prominent Americans at their homes.
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Succession to throne: Ayman al Zawahiri named head of al Qaeda
Organisation’s number two named head on Ansar al Mujahideen website.
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Iran to put a monkey into space: Report
Iran has sent a rat, turtles and worms aboard its Kavoshgar-3 rocket in 2010.
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Zawahiri lacks bin Laden's credentials: US official
The anonymous official said Zawahiri does not have any actual combat experience
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Book review: How Real is your cat?
A hilarious insight into the world of the feline.
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Austrian police arrest four suspected of terrorism
Three of the arrested were on their way to training camps in Afghanistan and Pakistan, says ministry spokesman.
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Hackers claim hit on CIA website
Members of hacker group called Lulz Security claimed credit in a message on Twitter.
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Support for Pakistan questioned over Bin Laden case
Robert Gates acknowledged "most countries lie to each other" as he faced renewed questions in Congress.
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A million houses run on solar in Bangladesh
Bangladesh aims to put nearly 2.5 million homes on solar power by 2014.
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Ahmadinejad launches attack on 'slavers and colonisers' of the West
Ahmadinejad launches new call for wholesale shake-up of world order 'run by slavers and colonisers of the past'.
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Fur flies over Philippine Facebook puppy pegger
Animal rights activists expressed outrage over a photo on Facebook showing a puppy pegged to a clothes line.
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2002 Karachi bombing: French victims' families sue judge
Relatives of Frenchmen killed in a 2002 bombing in Karachi allege bombing was falsely framed as a suicide attack.
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US highlights impact of Bin Laden death
Death of Osama bin Laden had a "greater" impact than expected on efforts to dismantle al Qaeda's terror network.
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Legislation endorsed: US panel seeks to limit Pakistan aid
Bill to withhold 75% of the $1.1 billion in US aid to Pakistan until administration reports to Congress on spending.
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Dalai Lama mistakes Australian PM for a man
Dalai Lama referred to Australia's female prime minister as a man.
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Families say Guantanamo 'suicides' were killings
Relatives of two detained Saudi nationals demand federal appeals court to reconsider their case.
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Hackers break into US Senate computers
Senate security office acknowledges hack.
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CIA role suspected in 2003 Iraq prison homicide
A secret US federal grand jury is looking into the role of CIA agents in several alleged "war on terror" abuse cases.
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I read the Holy Quran everyday: Tony Blair
Reading Islam’s holy book, ensured he remained ‘faith-literate’.
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King Abdullah's motorcade attacked with stones and empty bottles
Group of young men attacked motorcade Jordananian king as he visited the southern city of Tafileh.
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Filipino teen declared world's shortest man
Junrey Balawing stands under 2 feel tall and has been declared the World's Shortest Man by Guinness World Records.
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Californian diver vows to find Bin Laden's corpse
A Californian treasure hunter announced that he will search for Bin Laden’s body as proof that he is really dead.