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Hoax radiation alert sparks panic in Philippines
Hoax news alerts warning that Philippines would be hit with radiation spark anger and confusion.
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Japan disaster death-missing toll crosses 11,000: Police
A strong 6.0 magnitude earthquake strikes in the Pacific, the Japan Meteorological Agency says.
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Bahrain declares three-month emergency
Violence leaves three people dead as Manama recalls envoy from Tehran.
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Sabir continues Tour domination
Army’s Rafique stands second in stage seven of cycling race.
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Burqa-clad entrepreneurs of Jamia Nagar
Sara Pilot was amazed at the response to the just-concluded ‘Jamia Bazaar’.
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10 things I hate about expatriates in the gulf
Just because you live in the world’s wealthiest region, you don’t have to spend like a sheikh.
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Blasts, fire escalate Japan's nuclear crisis
Radiation leaks by quake-hit nuclear plant sparks collapse on stock market and panic-buying in supermarkets.
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Asia's nuclear drive on despite Japan crisis
Asian governments will face huge pressure to curb nuclear power programmes in wake of Japan's atomic crisis.
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Suicide attack on Afghan army centre kills 36
Taliban claim responsibility for the bombing.
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Japan battles against nuclear meltdown
IAEA officials say no signs that fuel is melting at a Japanese nuclear plant.
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Peninsula Shield Force: Gulf troops move in as Bahrain protests escalate
Saudi govt says it is answering a request for support; Pakistani killed by protestors.
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Aftermath of disaster
Japan is going to live with the aftermath of a quake for a very long time to come.
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Retired and on the road: Older tourists embrace Asia
There are just as many older and retired people roaming the continent, seeking its secrets.
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Grenade blast hurts three at office of ruling party in India
Among those injured were Congress general secretary Ranjan Bora and the party's local spokesman Mehdi Alam Bora.
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India checks pilots for 'fake licences'
Indian regulators to check thousands of pilots with forged qualifications flying passenger planes.
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India world's biggest arms importer: SIPRI think tank
Report says India received nine percent of international arms transfers during 2006-10.
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Japan reels as second blast rocks nuclear plant
Searchers find 2,000 bodies in northeastern Miyagi region alone, millions left without water, food, electricity.
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US State Department spokesman resigns amid flap
PJ Crowley steps down after remarks about the Pentagon's treatment of a US soldier.
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Japan battles nuclear emergency after deadly quake
Japan battles a feared meltdown of two reactors at a quake-hit nuclear plant; more than 10,000 feared dead.
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Post-quake threat: Radiation leak fuels nuclear scare in Japan
Explosion at ageing facility at Fukushima plant destroys walls and roof.
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Shattered lives in Japan
Japan, perhaps more than any other country in the world, is aware of the perils of radiation poisoning.
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1,000 feared dead in Japan quake
Mass evacuations around a nuclear plant as troops mobilised for relief operations.
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Huge tsunami kills hundreds in Japan, sweeps across Pacific
Up to 300 bodies were found in the coastal city of Sendai.
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India tests two nuclear-capable missiles
Short-range nuclear-capable missiles tested as part of efforts to build up nation's nuclear deterrent.
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Tit-for-tat meaures: Libya claims to know Sarkozy secret
Libya threatens to sever ties with France over its recognition of anti-Qaddafi forces.
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Police claim killing of top militant in Indian Kashmir
The chief of Jaish-e-Mohammad (JEM), Sajjad Afghani, and his bodyguard were killed in a gunfight in Srinagar.
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Tamil Tiger rebels training in India: Sri Lanka PM
Sri Lankan intelligence reports say three clandestine training centres operated by the LTTE active in Tamil Nadu.
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Qaddafi’s forces regain control of Zawiyah centre
Clinton says no-fly-zone must not be led by US, fresh artillery barrage in eastern Libya.
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Tanks said closing in on rebel-held square in Libya
Snipers shooting at anything that moves, rebels and residents.
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Libya measures: Obama, Cameron discuss no fly zone
Obama and Cameron agree to plan “full spectrum” of action on Libya, including a possible no-fly zone.
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Unusual gift: Rumsfeld posts bizarre video from Saddam
The video shows female Syrian soldiers biting heads off snakes, and a male comrade stabbing a puppy to death.
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US says Saudis have right to peaceful protests
Inspired by protests in other Arab countries, there have been marches in the past few days in Saudi Arabia.
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Libya no-fly zone plan fraught with questions
US officials say proposed no-fly zone over Libya would have numerous logistical obstacles.
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Indonesian jets force PIA plane down
Two Indonesian fighter jets forced a PIA plane to land after it entered Indonesian airspace without authorisation.
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More than 40 killed in Sudan clashes: army
Clashes between the southern army and a rebel militia group have left more than 40 people dead.
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Religious leaders rally for American Muslims
New York citizens protest against upcoming congressional hearings aimed at radicalising American Muslims.
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UNICEF appeals for $1.4 bn in 2011 aid funds
Pakistan's needs topped the list, with $296 million required for children and women affected by flooding and conflict.
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Protesters attacked near Cairo security HQ
Armed civilians attacked hundreds of Egyptian protesters outside the state security headquarters in Cairo.
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Airstrikes gone awry: ‘US apology for civilian deaths not enough’
Afghan President says the deaths are main cause of rift with US
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Secret British team leaves Libya
Rebels earlier detained the elite Special Air unit and a junior diplomat.
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Frustrated Libyan rebels angry at Bin Jawad defeat
Ragtag Libyan rebels limped back from the front, squabbling over a bitter defeat at Bin Jawad.
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Heavy machinegun fire rocks Libyan capital Tripoli
It was unclear who was doing the shooting, which started at 5:45 am, just before daybreak, or what had caused it.
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Vulnerable position: Indian coalition ally withdraws from govt
A key coalition party says it is withdrawing from Congress government, dealing a blow to the Indian Prime Minister.
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Libyan rebels win battle in west, push on from east
Libyan rebels say they repelled a fierce attack by Qaddafi's forces on Zawiyah, pushing towards Sirte from the east.
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Mumbai slum fire destroys home of Slumdog actor
A major fire gutted a large slum settlement, home to hundreds of residents, in Mumbai's suburbs.
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US favours protecting long-term Mideast allies: Report
US administration leaning towards this approach even if it means full democratic demands of Arab states have to wait.
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Shots fired at protest in Libyan capital
Crowd spills onto street after Friday prayers, People chant: "Gaddafi is the enemy of God".
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Libya rebels advance, vow to topple Qaddafi
Rebels say won't stop until all Libya free after warplane attacks rebels for a third straight day.
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Several hurt as Sunnis, Shiites clash in Bahrain
Sunni and Shiite Muslims clash in first direct confrontation since protests erupted two weeks ago.
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India to discuss Kashmir in 'open' Pakistan talks
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh says all disputes including Kashmir will be discussed in new peace talks.