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US arrests Saudi bomb plotter
Saudi national allegedly bought equipment to bomb US targets, including the home of former president George W Bush.
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UK court agrees Assange extradition to Sweden
Judge dismisses claims Sweden mishandled the case of the WikiLeaks founder who is wanted for sex offences there.
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India asks Pakistan to 'grasp hand of friendship'
India ready to discuss issues, provided Pakistan stops use of its territory for terrorist activities says PM Singh.
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Violence continues: Fear stalks Tripoli, while Benghazi celebrates
Thousands of Libyans celebrate liberation of the eastern city of Benghazi from the rule of Muammar Qaddafi.
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'Pakistanis safe in Libya'
All 18,000 Pakistanis in Libya were “safe and embassy is in contact with them: Pakisan's acting Ambassador to Libya.
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Egyptians flee Libya as Qaddafi vows to end revolt
Egyptian workers quit Libya, work dries up as Qaddafi scares foreigners with vow to crush revolt.
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Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad: A single man
“These two countries [India and Pakistan] will now focus on the military and society will not develop,” said Azad.
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With uprising, Libya power structures crumble: analysts
Tribal affiliation has long played an important role in Libya, but their political influence is less clear-cut.
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British intelligence 'could have identified 7/7 ringleader'
Officer says MI5 had received intelligence about extremist called "Saddique" in March 2005.
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Kasab to appeal death sentence: Lawyer
Kasab is entitled to legal aid and the Supreme Court will appoint him a lawyer.
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Music and mafia: life under Afghanistan's neo-Taliban
A more liberal Taliban group in one Afghan province has stopped arresting women without burkas.
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Iranian warships enter Mediterranean
Israel says it will respond immediately to any "provocation" by the ships and has put its navy forces on high alert.
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Popular uprising: Qaddafi vows to crush revolt
Angry Qaddafi vows to die as a martyr as revolt spreads to capital Tripoli.
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Tanzania seizes 179 kg of heroin, arrests Pakistanis
The heroin, worth at least $2.65 million, was seized at a house in Tanzania's commercial capital, Dar es Salaam.
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Bahrain opposition figure to return, test for talks
Mushaimaa, who is based in London, is one of 25 people on trial since last year over an alleged coup plot.
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UN rights chief warns Libya of 'crimes against humanity'
The UN's human rights chief on Tuesday demanded an immediate end to "grave human rights violations".
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Power to the people
A look back at some of the greatest moments in history reveals who revolutions' real heroes are.
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Frantic search for survivors in quake-hit Christchurch, New Zealand
Rescuers work through the night to save people from rubble after earthquake claims at least 65 lives.
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Malaysian police detain Pakistanis over kidnap
Pakistani nationals seized their own countrymen for ransom from the victims' relatives back home.
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31 convicted over Indian train blaze in 2002
Indian court convicts 31 people on conspiracy, murder charges over deadly train fire that triggered anti-Muslim riots.
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Mumbai attacks: Chidambaram rues lack of progress in Pakistan
Chidambaram says Kasab judgment enhanced prestige of India’s legal system but rued lack of progress for Pakistan.
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Mumbai attacks: Court upholds Kasab’s sentence
The Bombay High Court confirms the death sentence of Ajmal Kasab, involved in the Mumbai attacks.
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Libya revolt: Warplanes pound Tripoli targets
Warplanes bomb many locations in Tripoli after protesters overrun several cities.
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Israel and Chile spied on Iran: WikiLeaks
Israel worked with Chile to spy on the Iranian ambassador in Santiago.
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The Revolution will not be Twitterised
Wake up call: revolutions do not take place in front of a keyboard or by sharing grainy photos of street protests.
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Death sentence confirmed for Ajmal Kasab
Kasab now has a further right of appeal to the Supreme Court and as a last resort to India's president for clemency.
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British authorities consider banning Peace TV
Popular satellite channel Peace TV, which features Muslim preacher Dr Zakir Naik, is being investigated by Britain.
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Qaddafi's son warns of 'rivers of blood' in Libya
Kadhafi's son warns country would be destroyed by civil war if protests end his father's rule.
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Scores of protesters killed by Libyan security forces
Libyans protesting against Muammar Qaddafi’s rule appeared to control the streets of Benghazi on Sunday.
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Crowds mass in Libyan city after day of 90 deaths
Tens of thousands gathered in Benghazi on Sunday for funerals of protesters killed by Libyan security forces.
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Extremist group hold hostages in restive city: Libya
A group of extremists have taken hostage members of the security forces and civilians in Libya.
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Bangladesh liberation film opens old wounds
Bangladeshi film about 1971 struggle stirs up heated debate in the country.
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Middle East revolution: And we all fall down…
The question the region’s observers and many of its leaders are asking is: who’s next?
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18 killed in Taliban attack on Afghan bank
Seven Taliban suicide bombers burst into branch of Kabul Bank and detonate their devices.
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Bahrain protesters occupy square, Libyans bury dead
Bahraini riot police retreat from Pearl Square as thousands of anti-government protesters stream in.
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US in direct talks with Taliban: Report
New Yorker magazine reports Obama administration attempting to assess if Taliban willing to engage in formal talks.
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US voices concern: Libyan troops move to crush unrest
Rights group says at least 24 people were killed in clashes over the past 48 hours.
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Obama 'warned of repercussions' if Abbas goes to UN
US president warns Palestinian Authority of going to UN Security Council against Israeli settlements.
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Developments in Middle East, North Africa
Here are latest developments in the unrest sweeping the Middle East and North Africa.
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Divided we stand
The population of Muslims will match the population of Jews in the US by 2030. Will they have a strong influence?
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Faisalabad raid netted al Qaeda 'how-to-hijack' notes
Stash of how-to manuals for bombs, poisons and airplane hijackings found were found in the house raided in 2002.
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Saudi Arabia, jolted by Egypt, alarmed by Bahrain
Risks of instability in Saudi Arabia will soar if the opposition in Bahrain topples the ruling al-Khalifa family.
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France plans national Islam and secularism debate
Governing party to debate Islam and French secularism, discussion seen as answer to challenge from far-right.
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Iran says two warships to pass through Suez canal
Israel wary of what will be the first time since Iran's 1979 revolution that Iranian warships pass through the canal.
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Unrest sweeps through the Middle East
Secret US report says Arab world ripe for popular revolts; protests sweep through Bahrain, Libya, Yemen, Iraq, Iran.
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If captured, Bin Laden to be sent to Gitmo: CIA
CIA Director says Osama bin Laden or al Qaeda number two Ayman al-Zawahiri will be sent to Guantanamo if caught.
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Bahrain protesters gather in capital for third day
Thousands of Shi'ite demonstrators gather in Bahrain's capital to mourn for a second protesters killed in clashes.
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Nato chief Petraeus to leave post by end of year: Report
Barack Obama plans to replace Petraeus as part of a broad reorganisation of senior US officials in Afghanistan.
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Anti-govt tensions soar in Bahrain, Yemen
Pro-regime supporters clash with anti-government protesters in Yemen as protest spread inspired by Egypt and Tunisia.
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Iran MPs rage against opposition after deadly demo
The anti-government demonstrations were the first in Tehran since February 11 2010.