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England may extradite firebrand cleric to US
Abu Hamza is wanted in US for charges including setting up an al Qaeda style training camp in Oregon.
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Probe clears Indian state leader over anti-Muslim riots
No offence established against Modi or any of the 57 others listed in the complaint: Special Investigation Team.
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Oslo attack: Breivik deemed sane in new finding
Lawyer says Breivik to tell trial he regrets 'not going further'.
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Suicide attacks kill 19 in Afghanistan
Two bomber - one wearing a burqa - blew up a car laden with explosives.
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No signs of peace as Syria troop withdrawal deadline dawns: Report
Fighting spilled into neighbouring countries.
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234kg heroin seized in container exported from Pakistan to UK
Nine suspects arrested, government officials' involvement suspected.
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US-India ties hit rough patch over Iran: Report
Washington to weigh sanctions on India unless New Delhi significantly cuts oil imports from Iran.
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The 2002 massacre: 23 convicted for Gujarat murders
Court acquits 23 others for lack of evidence.
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Anonymous to launch more cyber attacks on Chinese websites
Anonymous says it is not afraid of the Chinese government and will continue to deface other sites.
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Facebook buys Instagram mobile photo app for $1bn
Apple had crowned Instagram its app-of-the-year for 2011.
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Siachen tragedy: US rescue team not deployed yet
US State Department spokesperson says US happy about Zardari's visit to India.
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Speaking against drone strikes: Pakistani lawyer denied US visa
Shahzad Akbar invited to International Drone Summit, denied visa because of his legal aid to civilian drone victims.
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India has given ‘solid evidence’ against Hafiz Saeed to Pakistan: Report
Sources in Indian government say statements of Kasab and Headley pointing towards Hafiz Saeed also given to Pakistan.
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Supreme Court of India grants bail to Dr Chishti
Pakistani Dr Chishti was jailed in an Indian prison in Ajmer and had been sentenced to life imprisonment.
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First Arab sumo wrestler chases glory in Japan
Egypt's Abdelrahman Ahmed Shaalan is among the sport's first Muslim competitors.
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New blast hits Egypt gas pipeline serving Jordan, Israel
The blast took place in the northern Sinai at the entrance of the Mediterranean coastal town of al Arish.
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Syria demands guarantees; rebels say peace plan doomed
Syria demands insurgents will stop fighting before it pulls back troops under the terms of a UN peace plan.
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Afghan High Peace Council: Burhanuddin’s son tipped as peace interlocutor
Sources claim appointment will also kick-start Pak-Afghan talks.
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New Delhi rendezvous: Under JuD’s shadow, Singh accepts Pakistan invitation
Zardari pleads for more talks on Hafiz Saeed; Indian premier to visit Islamabad at ‘mutually convenient date’.
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Accused Afghan shooter's lawyer wants 'inexperienced' military lawyer fired
Civil Attorney boasts a record of 17 not guilty verdicts in murder cases, life terms in all death penalty cases.
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Iran navy rescues China crew from hijacked freighter
Nine Somali pirates climbed onto cargo ship using ladders, opened fire and seized crew members.
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Thousands protest, UN chief condemns Syria
UN says more than 9,000 people have been killed in the regime's crackdown on year-old uprising.
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Hafiz Saeed bounty: Pakistan rejects India’s claim of providing evidence against Saeed
The JuD chief calls for jihad; DPC holds rallies across Pakistan.
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Six people taken to hospital after fighter jet crashes in Virginia
Both the pilots had ejected the aircraft before it crashed into an apartment complex.
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Warning for Zardari: Musharraf lost power after Ajmer Sharif visit, says Bal Thackeray
He also doubted the possibility of Zardari’s prayers getting answered.
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Suicide bomber kills Afghan peace envoy: Officials
Peace envoy on his way home from Friday prayers when he was attacked by a suicide attacker.
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China places six Uighurs on 'terror' list
China's Ministry of Public Security claims the men are members of the outlawed East Turkistan Islamic Movement (ETIM).
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NATO fuel supplier blaze kills 7 in Afghanistan
Residents claim that the tanker was attacked by Taliban using rocket-propelled grenades.
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US not backing off as Iran sanctions bite
US consumers also feel the heat as average price at pump has gone to nearly $4 gallon.
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Sensitive topics off table during Zardari's visit to India
Retired Indian diplomat says there will be talks, Indian premier to raise issues such as concerns over...
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Exploratory discussion: Hizb-e-Islami to hold peace talks in Kabul
Militant group willing to offer Washington ‘face-saving’ exit.
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British minor abduction case: Spain requests Pakistan’s cooperation in trial
Spanish court requests mutual assistance with authorities in Punjab.
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'Reluctant Spy' indicted for leaking US secrets
Charges of leaking secrets each carry a 10 year prison term, while false statements carry a possible of 5 year term.
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US court reverses YouTube copyright videos lawsuit
A two-judge panel on Thursday concluded that YouTube had knowledge, awareness of copyright infringing videos.
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Saeed $10 million bounty 'sweetener' for people to provide evidence: US
State department spokesperson says US is in contact with India over the bounty notice.
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No drone strikes in Pakistan after 2014, none at least launched from Afghanistan
Zalmay Rasool says Afghanistan will not be used for launching attacks on neighbouring countries after 2014 pullout.
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‘Three Cups of Tea’ author ordered to pay $1m
Greg Mortenson will step down from board of his charity for 'financial transgressions'.
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Abducted Pakistani teen starved to death in Greece: Police
Police say the teenager had been held captive from October 2010. His body was found by relatives in January.
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40 years of happy families for Bangladesh matchmaker
"Pakhi Bhai" -- Bangladesh's national "cupid" has put together about 10,000 couples.
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US-Afghan deal could delay operations, curb raids: Report
Afghan authorities want prisoners taken from night raid but Americans want to keep them for interrogation.
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Coup spectre: Indian army movement spooked New Delhi
Newspaper says the movement was without govt’s consent, ministry insists it was routine.
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Accused plotters: US sets stage for trial of 9/11 mastermind
Mohammed has been at the center of a years-long debate over the legal fate of the accused plotters.
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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, five others charged for planning, executing 9/11 attacks
They will face an arraignment 30 days from being serviced the charges. They could face death penalty if convicted.
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Suicide bomber kills 12 in northern Afghanistan
The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack on foreign troops filming interviews in a park in Maymana.
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Karzai calls Gilani, expresses concern over emergency landing
Afghan president also invites prime minister to visit Kabul.
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Pakistani charged with killing wife, her ‘lover’
Man confesses; says he killed them when he came to his house and saw them together in a suspicious situation.
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India inducts new Russian-made nuclear submarine
Indian Defence Minister AK Antony formally commissioned INS Chakra II at its base in Visakhapatnam.
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Paper says India army units spooked govt, ministry denies
Army, Defence Ministry say units were engaged in routine exercises to test mobility in fog.
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Libyan airlines banned from flying to EU
Latest European air safety list includes 279 air carriers from 21 countries.
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China's grocery market overtakes US: IGD
Rapid expansion fuelled by rapid economic growth, population and rising food inflation.

















































