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New Boko Haram video claims to show missing Nigerian schoolgirls
The footage shows about 130 girls in hijabs sitting reciting the first chapter of Quran.
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Two savvy survivors set for Afghan election showdown
Abdullah Abdullah and Ashraf Ghani are set to compete in a head-to-head election next month.
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Indian election front-runner could curb beef exports
BJP wants to curb exports that jar with the country's vegetarian tradition.
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Australian mother to face trial for starving son, 4
The boy was kept in his filthy bedroom for 12 days and fed with food pushed under the door.
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Turkey court to hear witnesses in police murder trial
Korkmaz died after being pummelled with baseball bats and truncheons during last year's anti-regime protests.
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Tiananmen crackdown anniversary: Beijing launches armed police patrol force
Municipal Public Security Bureau says armed division aims to 'strike on terrorist and violent crimes.'
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Drone kills six al Qaeda suspects in Yemen 'war on terror'
The pilotless aircraft targeted a vehicle near al-Husun, a village in Marib province.
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Key dates in India's record-breaking election marathon
Voting in the world's biggest democratic exercise wraps up today.
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Taliban offensive opens with rocket attack on Kabul airport
Two rockets explode at the exact time insurgents had vowed to start a new operation.
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Final phase: Last day of gruelling Indian election
All eyes are now on May 16 which will witness the announcement of India’s new PM.
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Back from the brink: Pakistan, Iran agree to pursue gas pipeline
In meeting with Nawaz, Rowhani says both nations can uproot terrorism with regional help.
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Maoists kill 7 police in India poll-related violence: official
A landmine blast blamed on Maoist rebels kills seven police officers on Sunday.
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Pope ordains 13 new priests including one from Pakistan
Argentine pontiff says priests are not 'masters of doctrine' and should be more forgiving.
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Zalmai Rasoul announces support for Abdullah in election runoff
Zalmai Rasoul placed in third position in the unofficial results.
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New York police recruiting Muslim informants: NY Times
Immigrants recruited in years following 9/11 attacks to act as informants eavesdropping in cafes, restaurants, mosques
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London tops super-rich city list: Survey
London is home to 72 of Britain's 104 sterling billionaires.
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Word of warning: Vote for self-rule would spell disaster, says Ukraine
Separatist referendum due in country’s eastern regions today.
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International linkages: Tayyip Erdogan Hospital to open on June 21
The chief minister says Tayyip Erdogan Hospital is a trust hospital.
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Ahead of Varanasi: Election campaign ends with clashing visions
Both BJP, Congress muster a final show of strength during the final leg of election.
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Gujarat after Modi
Factions will quickly develop against the new chief minister, probably bringing party back to bad old days of late 90s
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The Alchemy festival brings Pakistani culture to London
Event focuses on showing the positive side of Pakistan to a multicultural United Kingdom.
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Two day trip: Nawaz heads to Tehran to smooth ties
This will be the first leadership-level visit after new governments came into power in the two countries.
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Hizb-e-Islami-Hekmatyar to boycott Afghan election run-off
Hizb had stayed away from the two previous presidential elections because of the presence of foreign troops.
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Sub set to relaunch underwater quest for MH370
The Malaysian Airlines plane disappeared on March 8 carrying 239 people.
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Red Cross staff detained in east Ukraine: Rebel official
Unknown gunmen burst into the Red Cross office in Donetsk and took seven people.
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Nigeria military 'ignored schoolgirl kidnap warning': Amnesty
Up to 200 armed Boko Haram fighters abducted 276 girls from Chibok three weeks ago.
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FBI agent case: Court orders police to submit challan on May 19
FBI agent Joel Cox was arrested at Karachi airport on May 5 for carrying ammunition.
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US urges Pakistan to probe lawyer's killing
Rashid Rehman was allegedly shot dead for defending a university lecturer accused of blasphemy.
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Tug of war: Modi will lose, believes Kejriwal
AAP puts up its show in Varanasi after BJP’s mammoth rally.
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Close call: Airliner nearly collided with drone in march, says FAA
FAA cites, "The risk for a small UAS to be ingested into a passenger airline engine is very real."
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Govt to bring back money stashed in Swiss banks
Minister reveals that Swiss authorities are willing to renegotiate the Pak-Swiss agreement.
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'It will be a Modi government this time', deduces Modi
Several potential allies have been distancing themselves from Modi during the final days of the election contest.
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Deal under cloud: Govt declares force majeure on Iran pipeline project
Step taken to avoid penalties for delay in construction work.
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Incendiary statements: ‘Election’ massacres of Muslims darken India immigration debate
Narendra Modi’s comments ignite a spate of ethnic violence.
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Decisive round between Abdullah and Ghani to be delayed
Taliban’s ‘spring offensive’ may prove to be major security challenge.
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UN condemns brutal murder of Rashid Rehman, demands investigation
UN Human Rights body notes worrying number of attacks on journalists and human rights defenders in Pakistan.
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Pakistan opposes creation of new permanent seats at UNSC
G-4 countries just wants to join the rich countries' elite club, said envoy.
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Putin takes victory lap to annexed Crimea
20 insurgents and one police officer killed after fighting erupted in Mariupol, said Ukrainian minister.
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MERS death toll rises to 126
Total number of infections from MERS-CoV in the Gulf nation is now 463.
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Robust defence: India poll chief rebuffs bias claims
Insists the electoral body will never deviate from neutrality; Deplores Modi’s comments.
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Battle of hearts: Modi ‘tsunami’ forecast on banks of Ganges
BJP hardliner up against anti-corruption champion Arvind Kejriwal in Varanasi.
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Brazil's World Cup squad worth 'half a billion'
According to a calculation by Pluri Consultoria consultants, the squad is worth 514.23 millions euros.
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Torture — it’s ok if it works
I am no champion of human rights and if torture did indeed work, more power to the interrogator.
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Polio travel ban: These are recommendations, not restrictions, says FO
Pak-Iran pipeline to feature in Nawaz's upcoming visit to Iran. No alternative to composite dialogue with India yet.
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Saudi woman killed in car crash while defying driving ban: report
Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world where women are not allowed to drive.
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India admits 'Delhi as polluted as Beijing'
But India's state air monitoring centre disputes WHO finding that New Delhi has dirtiest atmosphere in the world.
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Bizarre testimony: Okara school teacher claims Ajmal Kasab is alive
Teacher claims that he had met Kasab two days ago.
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Afghan Taliban announce ‘spring offensive’ to begin on May 12
The Afghan government and Nato have not yet responded to the Taliban’s announcement.
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For victim-turned-guide, Iraq gas attack still vivid
In 1988, Iraqi jets sprayed chemical agents that left residents coughing up green vomit before dying in agony.
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Modi 'tsunami' forecast on India's holy Ganges
The expectation this time is of a win for Modi in Monday's poll, the last day of voting in the whole six-week.

















































