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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.
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Pakistan lawmakers condemn US Quran burning
Demands investigation and punishment for those who are responsible for this 'deplorable act.'
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Pakistan opposes UN discussion on violence against LGBT
LGBT rights have “nothing to do with fundamental human rights” Pakistan's UN Ambassador states.
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Iran says ready to give IAEA access to key site
The UN agency suspects Iran of carrying out high-explosives tests at Parchin near Tehran.
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Muslims used as ‘scapegoats’ in French vote: Muslim Council
French PM had urged Muslims, Jews to consider scrapping their ‘outdated’ Halal and kosher slaughter rules.
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Maiden trip: Vladimir Putin to visit Pakistan in Sept
Newly-elected Russian president accepts PM’s invite.
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Iran human rights lawyer jailed 18 years: reports
Abdolfattah Soltani has been alleged of spreading anti-regime propaganda.
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Saudi diplomat shot dead in Bangladesh: police
Motive of the killing yet to be ascertained.
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Afghan artists use graffiti to depict war, oppression
A female-male duo spray-paint dilapidated Kabul walls, hoping to bring art back to the war-torn country.
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Insecure minorities: Pakistani Hindus seek safety in India
An Indian foreign ministry official says every month, 8 to 10 families move from Pakistan.
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Third Tibetan self-immolates in three days in China
This was the 25th incident in the past year, say rights groups, calling on the international community to take notice.
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Rahul Gandhi accepts blame for poor India poll results
The party appears to lose in UP, Punjab and Uttarakhand but leads in Manipur and Goa.
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Quran burning: No regrets over apology to Afghans, says US commander
General John Allen defends Obama’s apology, hoping it will defuse tensions sparked by the incident.
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The new Europeans: Trimming beards and selling beer in Barcelona
For Pakistanis in the city, life is increasingly squeezed.
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Iran dismisses execution sentence on US-Iranian national
The United States urged Iran to grant Hekmati access to legal counsel and to release him without delay.
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US defends killing Americans who join al Qaeda
Targets must pose imminent threat, capture not feasible: US Attorney General.
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Trial opens in Germany of suspected militant brothers
Younger brother trained at an IMU camp in the Afghan-Pakistani border area in 2009, according to the prosecution.
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Fearless women: Sherry Rehman, Shehrbano Taseer feature on world women list
Both women featured for braving death threats while continuing their work against blasphemy law.
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Syria crisis: China to send envoy to Damascus
Former Chinese ambassador to Syria to reach the violence-hit country on Tuesday.
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One hurt in bomb blast near Turkish PM’s office
The attack occurred hours before Erdogan was chair a cabinet meeting.
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Moderate quake shakes north India, no damage reported
USGS says the quake measured 5.2 on the Richter scale; Indian seismology dept puts it at 4.9.
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US to offer legal backing for killing Americans overseas for terrorism
Civil liberties groups have demanded justification for killing Americans who have joined al Qaeda or other militants.
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Yemen army toll from Qaeda assault rises to 78
Small military hospitals using administrative offices, waiting room to treat the wounded.
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Since Mao's tenure, China may finally get a high-profile first lady
Xi Jinping’s wife Peng Liyuan is a hugely popular singer who has performed in over 50 countries.
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Afghan endgame: In negotiation process, Kabul told to be ‘realistic’
Pakistan to use ‘all available means’ for reconciliation with Taliban, says official.
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Los Pakistaníes de Barcelona
70,000 Pakistanis live in Spain, with up to half of that in the Catalan capital.
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Nuclear standoff: Obama assures Israel lobby to use force, if necessary
Calls for more time to allow international sanctions to work.
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US believes Iran increasing secret aid to Syria: Report
Iran has supplied equipment, weapons and technical assistance -- even monitoring tools -- to help suppress unrest.
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Afghan army chief warns against another NATO blunder
Burning of Qurans at Nato base in Afghanistan advanced Taliban's cause, the Afghan army chief of staff has warned.
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Qaddafi wanted last stand in desert: UN
Commission finds no firm evidence on how he died though.
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CIA garb could aid Afghan ‘exit’: Report
Elite operations troops could be placed under CIA control after the 2014 pullout.
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Berlin fears imminent execution of Iranian pastor
Nadarkhani was arrested in October 2009 and condemned to death for apostasy for abandoning his Muslim faith.
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Tajikistan blocks access to Facebook and news sites
Access to Facebook and two Russian-language news sites critical of the President, were blocked.
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Lt General Bikram Singh to succeed Indian army chief
Singh will officially replace current army chief General VK Singh on May 31.
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India, US term South Asia Special Forces group stationing as 'factually incorrect'
Some troops stationed in US embassy in Sri Lanka as part of an agreement, but no special forces in India.
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Obama warns against premature Iran strike
If sanctions fail to curb Tehran's atomic ambitions, US military action should not be ruled out, says Obama.
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Chinese village gets rare taste of democracy
Democratic vote for committee governing Wukan going ahead with official approval after long campaign by local people.
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27 dead, one town 'gone' as tornadoes rip central US
Trucks and trees were tossed aside like candy Friday as deadly funnel clouds descended on five states.
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American-born al Qaeda associate jailed for 27 years
Betim Kaziu traveled from Brooklyn to Cairo, Egypt to participate in attacks against US troops.
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'Direct line' between 9/11 terrorists, Saudi government, claim ex-US Senators
Former Senators Bob Graham and Bob Kerry say links between Saudi Government, terrorists never fully pursued.
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Saudi holds Pakistanis, Iranians over drugs bust
Saudi Arabia arrests 11 Pakistanis and Iranians allegedly involved in smuggling hashish from Iran into the kingdom.
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Portraying Pakistan: Hindu protesters disrupt Bin Laden movie shoot in India
We don't want Pakistani flags in India, we don't agree that Indian markets should look like Pakistan, says...

















































