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TTP man snatched Chinese tourist
High-level meeting of police, intelligence officials confirms Chinese tourist was kidnapped by TTP commander Sher Ali.
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Exit from Afghanistan: US quietly moves detainees out of Parwan prison
10 Pakistani prisoners repatriated, defense official says.
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Election run-off: Ethnicity to decide vote as Afghanistan goes to the polls today
Abdullah, Ghani have both vowed to pursue good relations with Pakistan if elected to power.
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Voting for Afghan presidential election comes to an end
Today Afghanistan goes from a transition period toward long-lasting peace, says Karzai.
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Nawaz receives letter from Narendra Modi
Indian PM offers condolences over ‘barbaric’ attack on airport.
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FIFA bans Beckenbauer over Qatar inquiry rejection
Beckenbauer was provisionally banned from taking part in any football-related activity, at any level, for 90 days.
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Afghan run-off polls: Ghani vows to build ties with Pakistan, tackle corruption
Ghani says he would immediately form a small consortium of key donors, outline economic reforms within 30 days.
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Voters expected to brave fresh threats in round two of presidential polls
Pakistan’s foreign ministry reiterates pledge to take special measures for peaceful elections.
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Afghan forces wary of Taliban threat on the eve of run-off elections
Outgoing President Hamid Karzai has also ordered all security personnel to remain neutral in Saturday's election.
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Former POW Bergdahl back in US
After five years in captivity, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl will be treated at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas
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Alarmed by Iraq, Iran open to shared role with US, Iran official says
Tehran is open to the possibility of working with the United States to support Baghdad, says senior offical.
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Afghan candidate Abdullah Abdullah seeks Pakistan cooperation
Afghan presidential front-runner Abdullah Abdullah says he wants 'good neighborly relations' with Pakistan.
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Interim Thai government by September: Junta chief
General Prayut Chan-O-Cha did not say whether the cabinet would be made up of civilians or military personnel.
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Death sentences reversed in China rape case: Report
Death sentences were handed for forcing a girl into prostitution.
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US transfers 12 detainees including 10 Pakistanis out of Afghan prison
French national, Kuwaiti, 10 Pakistani detainees sent back to home countries last month from Parwan prison: official
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Iraq forces battle militants north of Baghdad
The militants have already captured two provincial capitals this week - Tikrit and Mosul.
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Two civilians, including 7-year-old, wounded in LoC clashes
The clashes were the first since a new Indian government came to power, headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Senate panel told: China to build new Gwadar international airport
Beijing will either construct airport on BOT basis or provide concessionary loan.
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New Congress legislation: US ‘bribing govt’ for N Waziristan operation, says Imran
Says US seeking to discredit army by linking aid with military operation.
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Karachi airport attack: 18 Afghan nationals detained for questioning
They are legal residents, says DSP Ahmed.
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Twitter gets in on the action with 'The World Cup of Tweets'
The hashtag, in addition to ‘#WorldCup2014’, will provide users with practical information such as match fixtures.
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Making the best choice: Fabregas signs for Chelsea
I would like to thank everyone at FC Barcelona where I enjoyed three wonderful years, says Fabregas.
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Amazon launches streaming 'Prime Music' service
The move comes after Apple bought Beats Music to boost its streaming service and compete with Spotify and Pandora.
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Flight MH370 families get $50,000 in first payouts
Families can claim up to more than three times the amount of the initial payout, which would be made later.
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US sues NY company that workers say made them pray, say 'I love you'
Complainant says company fired several employees who refused to adhere to the doctrine.
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Rio airport staff call partial strike for World Cup opener
Strike called on the day Brazil hosts the opening match of the World Cup.
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Xinjiang extremists rejecting Beijing's 'care': Official
Separatists from the region have been blamed for a wave of deadly incidents across China in recent months.
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Russia 'relatively' optimistic after Iran nuclear talks
'We can say that the working out of a deal... is progressing,' says Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov.
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As militants sweep closer to Baghdad, US mulls air strikes on rebels
Fighters seize town of Dhuluiyah, while nearby Muatassam area fall to militants as well.
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Abdullah: Afghan front-runner on brink of power, again
Religiously moderate, Abdullah spent his time in opposition building ties with tribal leaders who hold key to power.
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Indian woman says police gang-raped her inside station
Woman says she went to the station in Uttar Pradesh to seek her husband's release when she was attacked.
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Genetically modified mosquitoes to wipe-out malaria by population annihilation
The sex selection technique produces a generation of mosquitoes which is 95-percent male.
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Brazil police fear protest, violence at World Cup opener
Brazilians vent their anger against what they see as government overspending on the month-long tournament.
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Modi urges lawmakers to stop 'politicising rape'
Modi warns lawmakers, says they are "playing with the dignity of women," in his first speech to parliament
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Turkey says militants hold 80 Turks hostage in Iraq's Mosul
Kidnappings came a day after fighters from jihadist group seized 28 Turkish truck drivers.
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Afghan Taliban issue 'final warning' for people to stay away from run-off polls
Despite threats, the first round of elections on April 5 was concluded without any major incident.
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Obama urges national 'soul searching' over gun violence
He was speaking at the White House, hours after a gunman shot a student dead at Oregon High School in latest incident.
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Pakistan, India should move forward to resolve unsettled matters, Nawaz tells Modi
In a letter to Modi, Nawaz expresses satisfaction regarding his meeting with Indian PM during his visit to India.
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Bolivian man said to be 123 years old dies in Andean village
He attributed his longevity to eating quinoa seeds, riverside mushrooms, constantly chewing coca leaves.
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Militants push into Iraqi oil refinery town
They're like ghosts: they appear, strike and disappear in seconds, an officer said about the militants.
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Australian jailed for poisoning daughter to get attention
Woman deliberately feeds her daughter chemotherapy drugs, sets up web page saying child needs bone marrow transplant.
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Brazil president defends World Cup, says country ready
Rousseff acknowledged that organising the cup was tough, but she insisted that the 12 stadiums were ready.
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China puts anti-corruption protester on trial: Lawyer
Zhang Xiangzhong stands trial on a charge of 'credit card fraud'.
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Hamid Gul says Abdullah best hope for Afghan peace
Gul says it would take a fighter, not an academic, to secure peace for Afghanistan
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Allegations from Kabul
There is a sense in certain quarters that President Karzai wants to play the role of a spoiler before stepping down.
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Bahrain hands heavy jail terms to Shia protesters
The lead defendant was sentenced to 13 years, while his 12 co-accused were sentenced to 10 years.
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Pakistan, Nigeria agree to boost counter-terrorism cooperation
President expresses sympathy and concern over the abduction of 273 students and prayed for their safe recovery
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Five US soldiers killed by 'friendly fire' in Afghanistan
Five US and one Afghan soldier was also killed in when air support was unleashed to try to beat back Taliban fighters.
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Russia to supply Mi-35 helicopter to Pakistan
Russia to assist Pakistan with terrorism and security issues, says Russia's Ambassador to Pakistan Alexey Dedov
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Australia, Malaysia still to decide MH370 search costs
No debris from the Boeing 777 has been found despite a massive air and sea surface search.

















































