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Modi has no strategy on Pakistan: Rahul Gandhi
India's successes have come whenever power has been decentralised, says Gandhi
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Italy threatens to pull EU funding over migrant boat crisis
Luigi Di Maio says that his government will drop the annual contribution to the EU, if nothing is done about migrants
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China aims to build infrastructure in northern Sri Lanka to extend sway
Despite criticism that Chinese projects in the south are dragging the country deep into debt
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US urges Russia to 'immediately release' Ukrainian filmmaker Sentsov
Sentsov, a 42-year-old Kremlin opponent, was arrested in Crimea after Moscow's 2014 annexation
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Despite Pakistan anger US stands by readout, hails Imran-Pompeo contact as ‘good one’
Pakistan is an important partner to the United States, says US State Dept
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US-China trade talks end with no breakthrough as tariffs kick in
Chinese Commerce Ministry files a complaint with the World Trade Organization over the latest round of US tariffs
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At least 31 killed or wounded in Yemen missile strike
The conflict has killed nearly 10,000 people, triggered what the UN has described as world's worst humanitarian...
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Indian girl commits suicide after being raped for months
Police claim to have nabbed three suspects
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Typhoon Cimaron slices through western Japan
According to reports, Cimaron turns towards the northern island of Hokkaido after sweeping three students out to sea
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APS survivor tops GCSE exams
Nawaz's results bring him closer to his dream of attending Oxford University
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India, China agree to expand military ties after defence talks
Neighbours agree to enhance engagement relating to training and joint exercises of armed forces
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Australian Treasurer Scott Morrison to become new prime minister
Incumbent Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull opts not to contest the vote after losing majority support of the party
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Four questions on Iran's legal challenge to US sanctions
Tehran and Washington have been involved in a series of court battles at the ICJ
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'I am born once again': Pilgrims pray and give praise as Hajj ends
More than two million Hajj pilgrims headed back to Makkah for final prayers on Thursday
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Progress reported in uniting migrant families separated by US
Mexico says 37 more children have been freed from federal custody in the last week
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Canada PM says in diplomatic talks with Saudi Arabia
Two weeks into a spat over Ottawa’s calls for the release of Saudi activists from detention
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Indonesian earthquake death toll reaches 555
Deadly earthquakes left nearly 1,500 people injured and over hundred thousand homeless
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Eye exam may predict Alzheimer's disease
Researchers say the retina and central nervous system are interconnected, so changes in the brain reflect in retina
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Russia says still waiting for Afghanistan to respond to Taliban talks invitation
Russia invites 12 countries, including US, to international peace talks to be held in Moscow on September 4
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Young, gay and married: Britons wed to avoid abuse
Although Britain is one of a handful of countries where LGBT people have equal rights, discrimination remains rife
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Resilient and resourceful, Rohingya Muslims diaspora carve out new lives
Many fled Myanmar as children, some have been granted refugee status, others live with no legal status or protection
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Anaesthetist killed wife, daughter 'with gas-filled yoga ball'
Khaw Kim-sun colleagues say he planned to use the gas on rabbits, which later changing to getting rid of the rats
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Checkpoint attack kills four Libyan soldiers: mayor
The attack killed four soldiers of the UN-backed unity government on Thursday
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Trump slams US Justice Dept, says will stay 'uninvolved'
'If I got impeached, I think the market would crash'
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'A bit dangerous': Afghan paraglider who braves conflict to train
In a country which has suffered decades of war, villagers have mistaken para-gliders for military aviators
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Taliban accepts Russian invitation to talks
Afghan government declines offer
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In Syria's Yarmuk, artists paint amid the ruins
Syrian artists set out to translate suffering into art in a neighbourhood ravaged by years of bombardment and siege
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Knifeman kills mother, sister in Paris suburb attack
Islamic State claims responsibility
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IS chief Baghdadi urges 'jihad' in purported new recording
He also called for attacks in the West in the Telegram message on Eid ul Azha
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Trump wants Pompeo to study 'killing of farmers' in South Africa
Trump's comments have inflamed an already high-octane debate over land in South Africa
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Pentagon announces pick for new Centcom commander
Mckenzie currently serves as director of the Joint Staff in Pentagon
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With new DNA labs, India tackles backlog of sexual assault cases
India is bringing in new measures aimed at strengthening investigations into sexual assault
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Can PM Imran bring Pakistan in from the diplomatic cold?
Imran urged for 'balanced relationship' instead of 'fighting America's war' in exchange for aid
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Rest in power: Condolences pour in for Kuldip Nayar
PM Modi, Shehbaz Sharif take to Twitter to express grief
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In pictures: Eidul Azha celebrated around the world
Muslims around the world celebrated Eidul Azha this week with local traditions. prayer and animal sacrifice.
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Lira steady after Turkey says US waging 'economic war'
Trade was thinner than usual
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Veteran journalist Kuldip Nayar passes away at 95
Senior journalist and author of 15 books was also known for his efforts to improve Pakistan-India bilateral ties
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Expected US special envoy to Afghanistan tough on Pakistan
Pompeo expected to tap Khalilzad in latest signal to Taliban that US serious about talks to end its longest war.
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Kerala floods: Modi govt criticised for rejecting $100m aid offer
There were 1.34 million people in 3,300 relief camps
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Saudi Arabia seeks death penalty for woman activist
Amnesty says at least 12 other leading human rights activists, including eight women
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Improved Indo-Pak ties crucial for regional peace, stability: China
'China firmly supports Pakistan and India to strengthen dialogue process'
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Sri Lanka to seek execution of five death row convicts in Pakistan
Although, the country will soon resume executions after a 42-year moratorium
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Eidul Azha: Pakistani, Indian forces exchange sweets at Wagah border
Officers from both sides also embraced each other on the festive occasion
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Asian markets mixed ahead of trade talks, Trump woes return
Investors not expecting major improvement when officials from Beijing, Washington meet
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Fire in India's financial hub of Mumbai kills 4, injures 16
The fire started on the twelfth floor of a 17-storey building
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Taliban to take part in Moscow talks on Afghanistan on Sept 4
Lavrov’s ministry said that Russia had invited 12 countries including the US to international talks
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Former Yazidi sex slave set to marry US army interpreter
Shamdeen helped her recover after horrific ordeal
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British diplomat prefers Urdu to wish Muslims Eid Mubarak
Says he enjoyed visiting Islamabad cattle market, witnessing people purchasing sacrificial animals
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Dialogue 'best way' to resolve conflict between Pakistan, India: PM Imran
Premier also thanked cricketer-turned-politician Sidhu for his attendance at the oath taking ceremony
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Chinese national kidnapped in US, held for $2 million ransom
The abducted man worked at a luxury car dealership

















































