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Female parliamentarian kidnapped by Taliban supporters in Afghanistan
Kidnappers demanding four Taliban prisoners in exchange for the parliamentarian.
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As Afghanistan endgame looms, a deadly edge to India-Pakistan rivalry
Pakistan-based militants are preparing to take on India once Western troops leave Afghanistan next year.
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Financing the economy: IMF agrees to fork out $6.6b
Shortfall to be bridged through other donors, including ADB.
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Currency: Rupee strengthens against dollar
The rupee ended stronger at 101.9/102.1 against the dollar.
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Surging wheat imports by China, Pakistan to buoy bulk rates
Islamabad to import up to a million tons after production was hit badly.
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IMF agrees to allow Pakistan to seek $6.6bn: Officials
The IMF's executive board will formally approve the package for Pakistan sometime in early September.
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Zimbabwe's Mugabe tells election critics to 'go hang'
Zimbabwe's President Mugabe spoke harsh words against his critics after he won elections by a considerable margin.
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Britain and Spain think of legal action regarding the Gibraltar issue
British PM labels Spain's tighter border controls as 'politically motivated' while Spain thinks of going to the UN.
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Fresh Myanmar clashes signal growing Muslim desperation
More instances of violence against Rohingya Muslims in Rakhine, Myanmar increase tensions.
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Afghan President Karzai to visit Pakistan to discuss peace with Taliban
The trip will be Karzai's first visit to Pakistan since Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was elected.