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With Pakistan supply route still shut, Russia offers NATO life line
Requires the Russian cabinet's go-ahead but no date for a meeting on the issue has been set.
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NATO tightens screening of Afghan army against Taliban infiltrators
Nearly one in five NATO soldiers killed this year have died at the hands of their Afghan comrades.
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German defence minister makes surprise Afghanistan trip
Returning from talks in Pakistan, Thomas De Maiziere was due to meet his Afghan counterpart.
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Syrians long for normality after year of turmoil
The ferocious crackdown by forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad has convulsed the lives of Damascus residents.
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Afghan convicted in US for heroin trade, aiding Taliban
Haji Bagcho faces a minimum of 20 years in prison and as long as a life sentence.
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US nuclear expert finds Iran explosive site in imagery
The building has its own perimeter security wall and there is a berm between the building and a neighbouring building.
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China offers token aid to Syria, stance on Assad unmoved
According to state media,China will offer $2 million in humanitarian assistance to Syria through the Red Cross.
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Obama seeks to calm Afghan massacre fallout
Says he has taken the tragedy as seriously as if Americans had been slaughtered.
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Majority of Americans back US strike on Iran over nuclear weapon: Poll
The poll showed 62 percent of Americans would back Israel taking military action against Iran for the same reasons.
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Brussels mosque arsonist wanted to scare Shia community over Syria violence
Arsonist says if he was not caught, he would have given himself up.
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Pakistan UN peacekeeping role at risk after 3 punished in Haiti sexual abuse case
3 Pakistani police stationed in Haiti as part of UN Peacekeeping force found guilty of sexual abuse, court martialed.
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Afghan soldier killed at scene of US shooting spree
Gunmen attacked Afghan memorial service for 16 villagers killed by US soldier, shooting dead Afghan military member.
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Iran slams NATO killings in Afghanistan, Pakistan
Iran criticises "crimes" committed by US and other NATO troops in neighbouring Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Mumbai attacks: Pakistani lawyers travel to India on March 13
The eight-strong commission of prosecutors, defence lawyers and a court official will travel to India on Wednesday.
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Rushdie to return to India after death threats
Author withdrew from Jaipur Literature Festival in January after some Muslims threatened to disrupt gathering.
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Afghan protest flares over US soldier's massacre
Hundreds of students proclaiming holy war stage Afghanistan's first protest against the massacre.
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Death penalty possible in Afghan massacre: Panetta
US defence secretary says officials are still uncertain about the motives behind the shooting spree.
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China starts to question strict schooling methods
Chinese parents now seeking 'less painful' education for their children - partly as a result of the one-child rule.
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Divided and rudderless, global community stumbles on Syria
Without a consensus at the UN, efforts to resolve the Syria crisis are 'at a dead end,' admits high-ranking diplomat.
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Negotiation the only way out in Afghanistan: Experts
The recent attack has ignited fresh public anger at US presence, plunging US-Afghan relations to their lowest point.
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Brussels mosque arson kills one
Mosque completely burnt. Man inside died of suffocation, one injured.
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Killing of Afghan civilians
Soldiers who are fighting a war they know cannot be won and for a cause that now eludes them, are bound to snap.
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Taliban vow revenge for US soldier's rampage
Taliban on Monday vowed revenge for a US soldier's killing spree of 16 villagers in Afghanistan.
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US fears reprisals after Afghan shooting rampage
US officials warn of possible reprisal attacks after 16 Afghan villagers were killed in shooting by US soldier.
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China may send its first woman into space: Xinhua
Three astronauts will blast off on board Shenzhou ("Divine Vessel") IX between June and August.
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Nato soldiers on rampage: 16 civilians mowed down in Kandahar
Nine children among victims; Obama offers condolence, promises probe.
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UK's Foreign Secretary faces lawsuit over Pakistan drone strikes
Legal action against foreign minister due to start Monday.
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Boxing champion shot dead in Syria
Ghiath Tayfour was national champion from 1984 to 1988.
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Iran tells West to drop ‘bullying’ tone
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says US, EU should ‘talk politely, recognise rights of nations’.
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I love Iran but am filming abroad: Oscar winner
Next movie being made in France, said to centre on a love story between a young Iranian woman and a North African man.
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Yemen air raids kill 10 suspected al Qaeda militants
The raids against the militants targeted Bayda, about 130 km south-east of the capital Sanaa, late on Friday.
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Thousands rally in Libya against autonomy for east
Clerics warn the autonomy plan could lead to the break up of Libya, crowds oppose the idea in form of protests.
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Annan to meet Assad, seeking end to Syria violence
UN-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan also plans to meet the Syrian opposition before leaving the country on Sunday.
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US senator says naval blockade of Iran should be considered
Levin says this option will boost pressure on Iran to curb its nuclear program.
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Israel kills 10 Palestinian militants in Gaza strikes
The violence escalated after Israel blew up a car in Gaza City, killing two militant leaders.
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South Asia talks: Neighbours take giant steps towards better ties
India’s External Affairs Minister S M Krishn says both the countries are committed to fight terrorism and end it.
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US State Dept calls Pakistani Taliban threats to Shad Begum 'out of step'
State Department spokesperson says Shad Begum recognised for her strong, courageous work, appreciated in community.
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US signs deal to hand Bagram prison to Afghan government
This is an important step in the strategic partnership negotiations, says US commander in Afghanistan.
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Israel won't debate publicly before Iran action: Peres
Israel does not need a "public debate" before taking military action against Iran.
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Clash with Iran could see use of huge, new US bomb
Pentagon is working on military options if sanctions and diplomacy fail to prevent Tehran from building weapons.
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Hong Kong dentist to help check pharaoh's cavity
Dentist says his team will mount tiny grippers on an insect-sized robot to gently trek winding shafts of pyramid.
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Karzai under fire on Afghan women's rights
Lawmakers, rights organisations, analysts say by endorsing edict Karzai endangers hard-won progress in women's rights.
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'Better than HD' new 4G iPad launched
New tablets will ship from March 16.
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Bomb blast kills four on Afghan-Pakistan border: Police
Officials blamed the attack in the town of Spin Boldak in Kandahar province on the hardline Taliban.
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Rebel China village revolution unlikely to spread
Wukan election came after residents rose up against corrupt leaders.
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Foreign militants fighting in Syria battlefields
Foreign Sunni militants are fighting alongside Syrian rebels who have taken on President Basharal Assad.
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China official sees militant links in Pakistan
China blames incidents of violence in Xinjiang on Islamic separatists who want to establish an independent state.
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Peace Negotiations: Ousted TTP deputy chief favours talks with govt
The TTP leadership is split over talks with Pakistan, with some rejecting them.
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Iran's nukes not an immediate threat: Obama
Obama holding his first White House news conference in five months.
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Nato supply: US CENTCOM chief to visit Pakistan, discuss ground supply route
General Mattis is expected to arrive in Pakistan, within 10 days, to discuss resumption of Nato supply routes.

















































