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America’s U-turn
US conveniently took a u-turn on its policies regarding Modi, inviting him to visit US after denying visa in 2005.
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Pakistani general appointed as UN force commander in Ivory Coast: UNSG
Pakistan is currently the largest UN troop contributor with 8,264 personnel.
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Saudi closes Libya embassy, evacuates diplomats
The mission will reopen "when the situation stabilises in the Libyan capital," said envoy.
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Ousted NY Times editor to grads: Show what you are made of
Abramson delivers speech at Wake Forest University after facing scathing criticism from NYT publisher.
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Indian soldier killed, two wounded near Kashmir border
India accuses Pakistan of helping rebels infiltrate Kashmir across the LoC, a charge Islamabad denies.
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Former Tehelka editor released on bail to attend mother's funeral
Tarun Tejpal is accused of raping a colleague in Goa in Nov, 2013.
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Author claims MH370 shot down in US-Thai military exercise
Book angers family of passengers who say publication is premature.
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'Declaration of war' on Boko Haram a game changer: Analysts
Columnist says it's 'a shame' that it took the abduction of schoolgirls before leaders could agree to work together.
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Tearful South Korea president says responsibility 'lies with me'
The disaster claimed around 300 lives, most of them schoolchildren.
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31 children burn to death in Colombia bus accident
Another 25 people - including one adult - were injured and seriously burned in the blaze.
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Saudi announces new MERS death
Latest person to fall victim to the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome was a 59-year-old man who died in Taif.
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Indonesian presidential favourite picks running mate
Analysts say picking a veteran politician is a wise move for Widodo.
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Jailed in India: 13 years on, a mother still awaits her son
Aashiq Ali Baloch, languishing in Indian jail on charges of espionage, had gone to India for a recreational trip.
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Gen Raheel to embark on Kabul visit today
The tripartite meeting is aimed at discussing cooperation in security and in fighting terrorism.
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Cashing opportunity: Pakistani mango ripens in time to edge India out of EU
European nations banned India’s Alphonsos after fruit flies were found in shipments.
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Washington clears Modi for visit after ban
Bush administration had denied Modi a visa in 2005 over the massacre of Muslims.
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Backdoor diplomacy: Pakistan seeks ‘new beginning’ with BJP-led India
Official says envoy in Delhi has been in contact with leaders to convey Islamabad’s willingness for engagement.
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Rogue Libyan general's forces attack General National Congress
Residents said gunmen in civilian clothes attacked the building.
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Tripartite in Kabul: COAS to discuss anti-terror fight with Afghan, ISAF commanders
General Sharif will hold important meetings with Afghan military and ISAF commanders: ISPR.
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State school kicks off sports for girls in Saudi first
Shura Council in April recommended that the longstanding ban, already relaxed in private schools, be scrapped.
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Future may be bitter for chocolate lovers, leading processor warns
The tight supply situation has made the cocoa market attractive for commodity speculators.
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PM-elect Modi holds talks on India's new right-wing govt
Modi was holding meetings with senior state leaders of his party after storming to power at general elections.
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Pakistani mango growers slice in to India market
Economically, at least, mango exports are one area where Pakistan appears to have a slight edge.
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Comment: Why Modi’s wave swelled to a tsunami
Modi pledged to chart a separate policy for the neo-middle class; his manifesto talked about the issues of development
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Third MERS case appears in US after contact with first patient
The identities of the MERS patients have not been released.
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Assaulted in India: Pakistani student reunites with family
Parents unwilling to send him back to complete studies.
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Abducted girls: Nigeria, neighbours ‘declare war’ on Boko Haram
Abuja ready to refer group to UN Security Council for sanctions.
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Titanosaur: Researchers claim to have found 'world's largest dinosaur', in Argentina
Researchers say the plant-eating dinosaur weighed more than 14 African elephants, stretched up to 40 meters.
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Barbara Walters retires after an illustrious career
US TV journalist bids farewell after a 53-year-long career.
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Olympics: Rio 2016 will be 'successful' says London 2012's chief organiser
Work at the Olympic site in Rio's Deodoro district was due to start last year but was now expected to start in Sep.
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Apple, Google call truce in smartphone patent war
The companies made it clear that the detente does not include licensing their technology to each other.
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Five Lao officials including defence minister killed in plane crash: Thailand
Foreign ministry in Bangkok says about 20 people were on board including Vientiane governor, other prominent figures.
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PM-elect Modi mobbed by crowds on arrival in Delhi
Modi flew to Delhi to bask in the glory of a landslide for his Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party.
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Bangladesh ferry death toll rises to 45
Navy divers recover 16 more bodies from wreckage with scores more feared drowned, say officials.
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Facebook ties Indonesian fashion designer and Pakistani model into the bonds of marriage
'Everyone is saying like Facebook is a fake book but not for me,' says Pakistani model.
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Border violation: Iranian guards kill man in Panjgur incursion
Iranian border guards trespass 3km inside Pakistani territory and kill Pakistani citizen, injure another in Panjgur.
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The academic tourist: Memoirs of the Japanese Ravian
He recites Iqbal and Faiz, has wandered in the lanes of Anarkali, and belongs to Japan.
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Saffron surge: BJP landslide win catapults Modi to power
Congress party concedes defeat within hours of the announcement of the first results.
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Post-poll diplomacy: Islamabad hails Modi win amid fears
Prime Minister Nawaz also invited Modi to visit Pakistan.
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Leading Afghan presidential candidates brace for round two
Abdullah Abdullah, Ashraf Ghani Ahmedzai to face off on June 14.
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Modi’s landslide victory
There is a lot of responsibility on BJP to make sure that minorities are not left behind on BJP’s march to progress.
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Bollywood and the ballot
A list of celebrities who have won and lost in the elections, which are expected to alter India’s political...
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Bounce back from this: Agency apologises for showing Malala being shot in mattress ad
The agency will investigate how the ads came to be made, a spokesperson said.
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Even in Muslim heartlands, Modi racks up gains
A Reuters analysis shows that many of India's Muslim voters have put aside fears and backed the BJP.
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CNN fires editor, cites plagiarism
CNN terminated Gumuchian's employment and removed some portions or entire articles she had written.
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Syria rebel rocket fire kills 13 in Aleppo: State TV
Control of Aleppo has been divided between govt and opposition since shortly after fighting began there in mid-2012.
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Nigeria's Jonathan cancels visit to abducted girls' town
His administration is criticised for its slow response to the kidnapping which saw 276 girls abducted by militants.
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Fierce clashes in Libya's Benghazi to 'purge terrorists'
Group led by Khalifa Haftar was backed by warplanes that pounded a barracks occupied by "February 17 Brigade"...
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Yemen president vows assault on all al Qaeda bastions
Says the offensive launched by the army in the south last month would be extended nationwide.
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UN warns of 'alarming' rights situation in Ukraine as vote looms
With the May 25 vote rapidly approaching, Kiev's interim leaders are battling to keep Ukraine from disintegrating.

















































