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Iranian defiance at IAEA sparks Western 'pessimism'
Iran has warned that it would withdraw from the Non-proliferation treaty if it is attacked.
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Shahid Afridi champions flood victims
All-rounder pledges his support for housing millions of homeless people.
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National T20: PCB introduces in-competition dope tests
Cricketers from all regional teams participating in the T20 championship will randomly be picked for dope testing.
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Afghan currency dealer held over Taliban deals
According to US, the trading company has branches in Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan which facilitates the Taliban.
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Afghanistan presses Pakistan on Taliban releases
Talks this month between Pakistan and Afghanistan's High Peace Council resulted in the release of nine Taliban.
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Former Indian PM IK Gujral dies aged 92: Minister
Gujral served as prime minister in a coalition government from April 1997 to March 1998.
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Phones and Internet cut for second day in Syria
Amnesty International says reports of Internet shutdown are 'very disturbing.'
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Football: ‘Pay bills or play with lights out’
Athens Olympic Stadium threatened to turn the lights out on Greek Super League club Panathinaikos due to unpaid bills.
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Athletics: Vietnam fear Asian Games false start
The real cost of the Games, scheduled to run for 16 days, is likely to spiral.
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Pakistan clerics join fight against AIDS
Faridi used to think HIV/AIDS was a mortal sin. But today, he educates thousands about the disease.