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No credible threat to NATO summit: FBI
Even though Chicago is a major metropolitan area, terror threats are not anticipated to the NATO summit.
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Russia says action on Syria, Iran may go nuclear
Russia says it is under no obligation to protect Syria, and will not get involved if Iran were attacked.
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India's poorest turn to video journalists to fill news gap
The disturbing clips and personal stories have a common thread: all the victims are "untouchables".
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Advantage from Nato supply route will not last forever: Husain Haqqani
Haqqani says Pakistan must take some responsibility, US must respect genuine concerns of its ally.
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'Real progress' made on reopening Nato supply routes: White House official
Whit House official says no plans yet of a one-on-one meeting between Zardari and Obama at the Chicago summit.
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After Pakistan issues LeT alert, India beefs up security at border posts
Pakistan had received threats from Lashkar-e-Taiba and Taliban, warning of attacks on border check posts.
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US Senate Republicans block new Iran sanctions bill
Republicans say they needed more time to examine a revised packaged of new economic sanctions on Iran's oil sector.
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Israel becomes a target in Egypt's presidential vote
Candidates won't tear up treaty but want it reviewed: Western diplomats
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UK envoy hopes Saudi woman will compete at Olympics
In April, kingdom's sporting body hinted approval of Saudi women participating in London independently.
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Vatican tosses out Canada ex-bishop over child porn
Search at the Ottawa airport of Raymond Lahey's laptop computer in 2009 uncovered a cache of child pornography.
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Iran, Pakistan, Israel most negatively rated countries: BBC poll
Pakistan is the only country which rated its own influence as negative, stated poll results.
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Kuwait's ruler blocks MPs' Islamic law proposal
The proposal was put forward by the Islamic Justice Bloc and signed by 31 lawmakers.
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Horrors of Srebrenica set out at Mladic trial
Mothers weep in courtroom during hearings. Start of evidence to be delayed at defence request.
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Indian cabinet clears way for TAPI gas line
The 1,735-km (1,078-mile) pipeline is likely to be operational by 2016 with royalties for Afghanistan, Pakistan.
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Is it curtains for Afghanistan's fading silver screen?
Afghan cinemas are dilapidated, reflect an industry on the brink of collapse from conflict, financial neglect.
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Plans to strike Iran 'ready', says US Israel envoy
US plans for possible military strike on Iran ready and option 'fully available', says US ambassador to Israel.
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US spy agency unveils scale model of Bin Laden hideout
Model was built in six weeks by a special team at the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA).
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Afghans seek $4.1 billion a year from NATO summit
Kabul is looking to the Chicago summit to set the $4.1 billion dollars a year in stone.
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US Senate to consider new Iran sanctions
The proposed crippling sanctions are aimed at cutting flow of revenues suspected of supporting the nuclear program.
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India's shunned transgenders struggle to survive
Many hijras are now sex workers or move around in organised groups begging or demanding money from families.
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Gaddafi son refusing to accept defense lawyer: Envoy
Seif al-Islam, Gaddafi's son, till now has refused to appoint an attorney to defend himself.
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US capital to allow turbaned Sikh police
For the first time, Sikh Americans will be joining the police force, keeping their turban and beards.
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In Chicago: Zardari, Obama, Karzai to discuss Taliban peace talks
‘Core group’ may meet for the first time on the sidelines of the Nato summit.
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Coalition Support Fund: Obama may veto bill for conditional grant
Bill calls for cutting funds for Islamabad.
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Nato supply route: US sees 'positive political statements' from Pakistan
State Department spokesperson says "they see some urgency, we see some urgency, but negotiators have to finish it."
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Achieve US objectives by engaging with Pakistan: State department official
Congressmen at US House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee say 'nothing good comes out' of sending aid to Pakistan.
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Finding underwear bombmaker 'very important': US official
US National Counterterrorism director says intelligence picture of al Qaeada shows a hollowed out organisation.
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Finding God - or maybe just comfort - in candy
Scripture Candy aims to use moments of sweet indulgence to preach the gospel.
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Khar suggests 'SAARC visa' in meeting with Secretary General
SAARC Secretary General assures to consider the suggestion. Discusses strengthening of SAARC mechanisms.
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Indonesian organisers fight for Lady Gaga gig
Police has denied them a permit while hardliners threaten "chaos" if she comes to the mostly Muslim nation.
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Jordan centre translates Babylonian Talmud into Arabic
Around 95 translators and researchers had worked on producing the 20-volume Arabic version of Talmud.
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With state weak, Libyans look to God for help
The struggle of theological arguments is the story of Libya as it struggles to re-shape itself after Gaddafi's rule.
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Legionaries of Christ: Priest admitted fathering child, leading double life
Order knew for months about priest scandal: Vatican official
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Reopening NATO supply routes: Pakistan to gain $365m annually
US-led coalition expected to pay Pakistan fee of $1,500 to $1,800 for every truck carrying supplies, reveals report.
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Worries for India rise as rupee hits record low
India's rupee hit a record low against the dollar and stocks fell nearly two percent.
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Salala raid: 'Pakistan to continue pressing US for formal apology'
Rehman says efforts being made in talks with the US to get the best outcome in terms of Pakistan’s national...
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Palestinian strike: A coup for non-violent protest
The agreement was signed just hours before Nakba Day.
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Aaron Sorkin to pen screenplay for Steve Jobs film
Steve Jobs' life will be brought to the big screen by Oscar-winning screenwriter Aaron Sorkin.
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US sanctions two as aides to Mumbai drugs kingpin
The US has named and sanctioned two key lieutenants of Ibrahim in his notorious D Company operation.
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Iran official linked to past programme: US nuclear expert
Ali Akbar Salehi had knowledge of a programme to procure goods for an alleged clandestine nuclear programme.
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Immigration, NATO protest ends with four arrested
Protesters opposed to US immigration policy, war and economic injustice rally before the Nato summit.
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UN congo mission: France condemns attack on Pak blue berets
French embassy statements says France extends its solidarity to Pakistan and the families of the peacekeepers.
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Bleak future: ‘Environmental collapse will occur by 2052’
A think tank report says dominant economic model is unsustainable.
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Obama might veto bill calling for economic restrictions on Pakistan: White House
NDAA bill calls for reducing aid to Pakistan by 10 per cent till Nato supply routes opened, amongst other proposals.
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Salala air raid: US noncommittal on formal apology
Little said that counterterrorism co-operation with Pakistan is on-going.
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London Olympics: BBC to offer live action on mobiles to Britons
BBC will stream every event to PCs, mobiles, tablets and Internet-connected televisions during the Games.
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Homecoming: After 20 years, Dr Chishty finally crosses border
Dr Chishty was received by Interior Minister Rehman Malik at the airport.
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Software piracy costs record $63.4 billion in 2011: Study
China was the worst in Asia with almost $9.0 billion worth of computer programmes obtained illegally in 2011.
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Afghan woman pushes for rights from behind the wheel
Shakila Naderi, Kabul's only female driving instructor says it bothers other men to see her drive.
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Last orders: Algeria state closes tap on bars
Algeria's traditional bars are closing one after the other but illegal outlets are mushrooming.

















































