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Kofi Annan fears Syria may slip into civil war
Annan says Syrian government continues to press against populations despite UN monitoring teams.
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Nepal's kung fu nuns practise karma with a kick
The sisters of the Amitabha Drukpa Nunnery believe kung fu will help them be better Buddhists.
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Court orders India to scrap hajj subsidies
The court also scrapped New Delhi's plans to send a nine-member official team to Mecca for Haj.
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Afghanistan no longer worst place for mothers: Report
'Better healthcare, more girls attending school have knocked Afghanistan as worst place on earth to be a mother.'
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India tells US that Iran an important oil source
India says it shares the United States' goal of preventing Iran from building a nuclear weapon.
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Nadhim Zahawi, Part 2/2: The son of Iraqi Kurds who now represents Shakespeare country
The British MP believes in gradual change and pragmatic approaches when it comes to foreign policy.
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Clinton says Pakistan needs to 'do more' on militancy
Pakistan needs to make sure its territory is not used as a launching pad for terrorist attacks, says Clinton.
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Google self-driving car gets green light in Nevada
Modified car was issued license after demonstrating its auto-pilot capabilities on highways, streets, Las Vegas strip.
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Alleged AQAP plot disrupted, IED seized: US officials
US officials believe AQAP produced device, intended it to be used by suicide bomber on an aircraft.
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Britain's Prince Harry draws attention to plight of wounded warriors
Prince Harry was in Washington to accept an award for humanitarian service from the Atlantic Council.
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State Dept Briefing: US will not negotiate with al Qaeda
Toner says cooperation with Pakistani law enforcement continues, US in close contact with Weinstein’s family.
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Lahore High Court: ‘Indian prisoner to be home within three months’
Surjeet Singh, who completed his jail term, will be released.
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US envoy to Pakistan to depart this summer
Cameron Munter informed his staff on Monday of his decision. White House focusing on Richard Olson as successor.
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Post-Bin Laden: New tiff over Zawahiri
US says al Qaeda kingpin is in Pakistan; vows to hunt him down.
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US foils al Qaeda bomb plot against airliner: Official
"The device was for use by a suicide bomber on an airliner," the official told AFP on condition of anonymity.
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US committee chairman for economic restrictions on Pakistan unless Nato routes reopen
Draft bill calls for bar on Pakistani imports, suspension of CSF, and limit funds to 10% of available.
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US working closely with Pakistan to recover Warren Weinstein: Toner
Spokesman says US does not have a policy of negotiating with terrorists, were analysing video on when it was...
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Malaysian clerics issue fatwa against demos
Tens of thousands defied a government ban and took to the streets on April 28 to demand clean elections.
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India launches anti-trust probe into Google
Bharatmatrimony.com filed a complaint over AdWords' sale of its keywords to other matchmaking rivals.
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Twitter alert: Shut up Clinton
Hillary Clinton's statements in India cause an online uproar from Pakistanis.
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Clinton presses India to cut Iran oil imports
Says the Islamic republic poses a major threat if it developed nuclear weapons.
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Clinton seeks to narrow gaps with India
US law will slap sanctions on banks from countries buying oil from Iran but India is highly dependent on oil imports.
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China-dissident: China dissident Chen expects Beijing to allow U.S. trip
Foreign Ministry said Chen could apply to study abroad, cooperation in travel arrangements remains unclear.
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US takes abuse at Gitmo allegations seriously: DoD spokesperson
Attorney for 9/11 accused Bin Attash tells judge that scars on her client's arm caused by guards at Guantanamo.
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Israel election- Netanyahu seeks September Israel election
On the subject of Iran, Netanyahu told his party he would not "ease the pressure until the threat is truly removed."
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Afghan woman sets sights on presidency in a man's land
Fawzia Koofi, a presidential hopeful,has a revealing anecdote about life as a woman in a man's land.
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French presidential elections: Socialist Hollande serves Sarkozy humiliating defeat
Incumbent leader concedes defeat amid poll projections of a loss.
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US hostage Weinstein appears in Qaeda video: SITE
According to SITE the two minute, 40 second video was posted on jihadist forums by al Qaeda's media arm as-Sahab.
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Innovative solutions: China implements unusual traffic controls
1 category of vehicles out of 5 is banned each day from the roads.
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‘Trial of the century’: US wants to kill Khalid Sheikh, says lawyer
David Nevin criticises military tribunal after the accused were charged
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Life in captivity: Swiss hostages describe Taliban kidnap ordeal
Say they spent months in a ‘sort of prison’ near Miramshah.
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Nato supply routes: Washington warns of ‘repercussions’
Defence minister says Pakistan can face sanctions if routes not reopened.
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Socialist Hollande ousts Sarkozy in French vote
Hollande won the vote with about 52 percent, according to several estimates from polling firms.
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Bollywood goes back and forth in time
Bollywood film-makers are going back and forth in time with films like Teri Meri Kahaani and Dangerous Ishq.
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US government wants to kill Khalid Shaikh Mohammad: Lawyer
Govt wanted the 9/11 case to be tried in a federal court, but could not do so due to political reasons, says Nevin.
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Bangladesh hopeful of river deal with India
The deal to share Teesta river water was meant to be a highlight of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's visit to Dhaka.
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Clinton lands in India to breathe life into ties
rising trade and cooperation in many areas areas points to progress in relations with India: Clinton.
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UN Security Council: World urged to help counter terrorism
Debate continues over draft of presidential statement.
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9/11 plotters in the dock: ‘Trial of the century’ begins at Guantanamo Bay
Khalid Sheikh Mohammad, four co-accused express lack of trust in the military court.
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Despite Pakistani condemnation, US to continue drone strikes: Panetta
In an interview, defence secretary says drone strikes protect America.
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Despite charges, five 9/11 accused remain defiant in court
The accused protested being tortured by refusing to answer any questions. Judge adjourns hearing till...
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Roadside bomb kills five Afghan police: Official
Five border policemen were killed when a roadside bomb ripped through their patrol vehicle.
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Drug wars: Day of horror claims 23 lives at Mexico border city
Motorists found 9 bodies hanging off a bridge, police discovered 14 headless bodies in a parked vehicle.
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Japan to switch off final nuclear reactor
No. 3 unit at Tomari in Hokkaido will be completely shutdown by Monday.
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US military orders troops to fall in line after misconduct
High-profile PR setbacks showed a lack of judgment, professionalism and leadership, says Panetta.
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Narcotics Offences: Sri Lanka to extradite 20 Pakistani convicts
The prisoners will continue serving their life sentences in Pakistani prisons after their transfer.
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Lawyer for Guantanamo Bay detainee berates 'unjust military commissions'
Baluchi’s lawyer claims client-lawyer communication is being monitored in violation of their rights.
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US sees no early reopening of NATO supply route through Pakistan: Report
Observers view differences over backlogged CSF payments, and new port tariffs as hurdles to a quick resolution.
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France jails ‘Big Bang’ scientist for Qaeda terror plot
Police arrested Adlene Hicheur in October 2009 after intercepting emails to an alleged contact in al Qaeda.
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Paranoid Hitler had 'messiah complex': Secret UK analysis
Report finds that the Nazi dictator turned to "Jew-phobia" as the likelihood of defeat increased.

















































