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Cricket fan held in Bangladesh over spot-fixing
He made a call back home every time a six was struck while watching the game from a VIP area on top of a dressing room
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Chinese netizens flood Obama's Google+ page
Move to take advantage of glitch in China's censorship system to post about human rights, green cards.
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A strike on Iran would pose tough test for Israelis
'This is not pinpoint, single target, one strike and it's over,' says retd navy admiral who led US CENTCOM in 2007-8.
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Drone makers cashing in as war tactics evolve
Global demand for drones heating up as armies boost ability to carry out strikes without endangering soldiers' lives.
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Afghan-US ties hit all time low over Quran: Analysts
Accumulated sense of anxiety, anger, resentment been building up for some time, it took a singular event ignite fire.
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Special leave petition: Indian SC admits petition against Dr Chishty’s conviction
Rajasthan government given two weeks to submit response.
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NATO pulls staff from Afghan Ministries after murder of two officers
NATO in a statement said that an "individual" turned his weapon on the NATO officials without warning.
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Top Indian space scientist quits over blacklisting
Top Indian scientist resigns from the Space Commission to protest the government's blacklisting of four scientists.
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US spies find no hard evidence Iran building bomb: Report
Earlier, IAEA had warned it had 'serious concerns regarding possible military dimensions to Iran's nuclear...
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Indian Supreme Court admits petition against Dr Chishti's life imprisonment
Pakistani virologist Dr Khalil Chishti filed petition against Rajasthan High Court's order of upholding his sentence.
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Syria to vote on constitution amid bloodshed
Newly proposed constitution was drafted as part of reforms promised by President Bashar al-Assad.
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N Korea threatens 'sacred war' over US-South drill
North Korea denounces US-South Korean annual joint military exercises as "silent declaration of war".
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Holy Quran desecration: 12 killed in Afghanistan as protests spread to Pakistan
Foreign ministry condemns incident.
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Pakistan safe havens could jeopardise US strategy in Afghanistan: Report
Secret cables sent from Kabul last month point fingers towards persistent safe havens in Pakistan for lack of success.
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Salala air raid: US plans to apologise stymied by protests
Gen Dempsey was to apologise to Gen Kayani in a phone call.
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Reaction: Plea makes waves in Afghanistan
Unless peace returns to Afghanistan, it is not possible to guarantee peace in Pakistan, the Hizb leader said.
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Afghan reconciliation: Gilani urges Taliban to extend olive branch
PM asks Afghan groups to participate in an intra-Afghan process for reconciliation.
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'Friends of Syria' call for immediate end to all violence by Bashar al-Assad
Resolution passed to use 'diplomatic' means to pressure Syria into stopping violence.
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Quran burning: Fresh anti-US protests erupt in Afghanistan
Afghan government had called for calm to prevent Taliban insurgents from capitalising on fury over the incident.
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Barter trade: Pakistan to export 1m tons of wheat to Iran
Will also ship rice and import fertiliser, iron ore.
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Pakistan condemns Quran burning in Afghanistan
Pakistan condemns burning, says it is important that "utterly irresponsible and reprehensible things do not recur".
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Japan pledges loans to Iraq amid Iran squeeze
Loans totalling 42.5 billion yen have been pledged to Baghdad to aid the war-ravaged country.
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UN ex-chief named envoy as pressure mounts on Syria
Annan called on to represent both the UN and the Arab League in 'promoting a peaceful solution to the Syrian crisis.'
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Obama apologises over Quran burning
Obama in letter to Karzai extends 'sincere apologies' to him, Afghan people.
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Damage control: US lawmakers reject Balochistan resolution
Visiting delegation meets Prime Minister Gilani, Senate chairman.
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Pakistan too important to turn our back on: Clinton
Says there will be "ups and downs" in the relationship but that neither side could afford to shun the other.
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Iraq attacks kill 60, raise sectarian fears
At least 32 people killed in blasts in Baghdad where 10 explosions tore through mainly Shia neighbourhoods.
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Afghan soldier kills two NATO troops: ISAF
Taliban insurgents exhort demonstrating Afghans to attack and kill foreign troops to avenge the burning of Qurans.
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Taliban urge Afghans to kill 'invaders' amid new Quran burning protests
Taliban urge Afghans to retaliate for burnings of copies of the Holy Quran at NATO's main base in the country.
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Argentina rail crash kills 49, injures hundreds
Commuter train slammed into a retaining wall at a railway terminus in Buenos Aires, trapping dozens in the wreckage.
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War, neglect leave 500,000 Afghans homeless: Amnesty
According to the report, Kabul houses up to 35,000 displaced persons in 30 slum areas around the city.
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Avalanches kill nine soldiers in Indian Kashmir
Two avalanches swept through army camps in Dawar and Sonamarg, both near the heavily-militarised Line of Control.
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Plea deal for Pakistani at Guantanamo: Report
The plea deal with Majid Shoukat Khan, 31, would mark the first with a "high-value" detainee.
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Western journalists killed as Syria's Homs pounded
The latest attacks in Homs came the day after security forces killed at least 68 across Syria.
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Afghan reconciliation: ‘One centre of gravity needed to attain peace’
Foreign minister reiterates support for Afghan-led peace efforts.
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Karachi resident: Pakistani held in India on espionage charge
Police say highly sensitive documents have been recovered from his possession.
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Five killed in Afghan protests over Quran burning
At least five Afghans were shot dead and dozens wounded in clashes between police and demonstrators.
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Iran forces kill four Jundallah members in southeast: Report
Four senior members of the group were killed in an ambush in Sistan-Baluchestan province.
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Malaysia bans British sex education book
Malaysia's Home Ministry says in a statement that the book was deemed harmful to society.
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Violent Afghan protests spread over Quran burning
Protesters pour onto streets for a second day of angry protests against Nato troops for burning copies of Quran.
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IAEA says no breakthrough on Iran visit
The high-ranking IAEA team led by Herman Nackaerts was due back in Vienna on Wednesday.
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Indian parliament’s speaker arrives on five-day visit
Kumar, Mirza agree dialogue only way forward to address contentious issues.
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US respects Pakistan's territorial integrity: State Department
Nuland says Representative Rohrabacher's resolution did not reflect the official views of US.
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Afghan officials concede meeting Taliban in Pakistan
Officials have been meeting for "some time" with mid-level Taliban commander in Quetta: Kandahar peace council head.
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India, RIM reach arrangement on giving security agencies peek into messages
RIM sets up servers in Mumbai. Indian security agencies expected to be given direct linkage.
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Afghanistan's Karzai says speaks to Taliban every day: Report
Karzai says despite history, he is keen to work together with Islamabad to help advance peace talks.
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Olympus executive in India found dead in apparent suicide
Tsutomu Omori, 49, left a note in English saying ‘I am sorry for bothering you’.
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US commander apologises over Quran mistreatment
Orders full investigation into allegations that foreign troops burnt copies of the holy book.
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Yemenis vote as Saleh's 33-year rule ends
Yemen's new president will rule for interim two-year period.
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China factory blast kills 13, injures 17
The 17 injured had been taken to hospital for treatment, the official Xinhua news agency said, citing local officials.

















































