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Death toll hits 32 in India rebel violence: Police
Witnesses say some of the victims were killed as attackers opened fire on them while they slept in their homes.
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More than 2,100 confirmed dead in Afghanistan landslide
UN says focus was now on the more than 4,000 displaced by yesterday's disaster.
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There must be no impunity for those who target journalists: UN Sec-Gen
Press freedom is a critical factor in achieving Millennium Development Goals, advancing post-2015 development agenda.
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Free media cornerstone of democratic society: EU
It facilitates free flow of information and ideas, and ensures transparency and accountability.
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Over 30 die in Odessa blaze as Ukraine violence escalates
Most of those who were killed died from smoke inhalation, while others perished while jumping out of windows.
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Fear looms: Second blast in Nigeria's capital raises concern
Two deadly blasts within three weeks just a few kilometres from the seat of government have sparked security concerns.
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Detained in India: Hiatus in dialogue stalls release of fishermen
Govt tells SC efforts are under way to resume composite dialogue.
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The mind game: What’s in a name? Dummy candidates confuse voters
Namesakes use similar election symbols to narrow down margin of victory.
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Post-2014 Afghanistan: US aware of regional players’ plan: Gen Austin
Centcom chief says Washington cognisant of emerging dynamics in the region.
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Salman Hamdani’s sacrifice: New York honours Pakistani 9/11 hero
Naming a street after my son is the beginning of fixing an injustice, says mother.
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First case of deadly MERS virus hits US
The virus causes fever, breathing difficulties and can lead to pneumonia and death in some patients.
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Political rivalry: Modi is greedy for power, says Priyanka
Says books containing false accusations against her family are being spread.
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Gas supply: Indian demand for higher price scuttles LNG deal
Delhi seeks $21 per mmbtu, higher than regional average of $16.
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Pak-Afghan circles dismiss qualms about Abdullah’s background
With the highest number of votes in recent elections, the presidential hopeful is likely to win in decisive round two.
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350 dead, thousands missing in Afghanistan landslides
Two successive landslides affected over 300 houses in northern Afghanistan.
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Saudis get Internet hotline to the king
People will be able to inform the king about any shortcomings in the services offered by government agencies.
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Pakistan protest with India over denial of visa to 500 pilgrims
This is the fourth time that visas have been denied to Pakistani pilgrims in the last one year.
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US brokered Israeli-Palestinian peace talks stalled, no resumption on horizon
Secretary of State John Kerry's nine-month effort to broker an Israel-Palestine peace deal has formally collapsed
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Global press freedom slips to decade low: watchdog
Only 14 percent of world's population had media rated "free" in 2013: Freedom House report.
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Car bombs in central Syria kill 18
11 children among 18 dead in Syria car bombings.
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Eleven Muslims killed in sectarian attacks in India's Assam
Police suspect members of the Bodo tribe are responsible for killing 11 Muslims.
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Mending fences: Pak-Iran relations thaw as minister plans visit
Iran interior minister’s visit precedes PM’s trip to Tehran.
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Planning ahead: US Central Command chief meets Gen Raheel
Visit focused on security in Afghanistan ahead of Nato troops’ withdrawal.
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Ex-Chicago Comptroller Saga: FIA yet to confirm accused as Pakistani citizen
Case raises questions regarding agency’s authority to take a foreigner into custody.
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Hitting out: Modi has declared himself PM before results, says Sonia
Blames BJP leader for corruption, children’s death and maladministration in Gujarat
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Standstill: Indian Kashmir shuts down over election killing
Schools, shops and businesses mostly closed; Voter turnout remains low.
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Small grants: Australia offers scholarship alumni development grants
High commission announces Australia Awards winners can get AU$5,000 for development work.
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National award: Ambassador Saravia proud of feeling ‘almost Pakistani’
Hilal-e-Pakistan recipient hosts reception to celebrate the award.
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Hall of Fame: Filippo Inzaghi – The Man of the Hour
What made Inzaghi one of the greatest Italian strikers of all time was not the goals he scored, but their timing.
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At Downing Street
The right things have been said and in the future, we may see positive results emerging from the interactions.
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Britain reaffirms commitment to working with Pakistan in trade, security spheres
British Foreign Secretary William Hague, Home Secretary Theresa May called on Nawaz. MoU on British Council inked.
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Suicide car bomber kills 12 in Afghanistan
Local officials said 30 civilians were wounded.
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One dead in bomb blasts at Indian train station in Chennai
The low-intensity blasts occurred in carriages of an overnight train from Bangalore to Chennai.
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Brunei sharia penal code to take effect
Initial phase begins Thursday, introduces fines or jail terms for offences.
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Iraq vote count under way with Maliki 'certain' of victory
Soon after the polls opened Wednesday 14 more people, including two election commission employees, were killed.
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South Africa allows imams to perform marriages
Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe hailed "a new chapter in the story of the Muslim community in South Africa".
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Two inmates dead, scores injured, in suspected gas explosion at Florida jail
More than 100 prisoners injured in the blast.
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'Superbugs' that can overpower antibiotics are spreading: WHO
We have a big problem now, and all of the trends indicate the problem is going to get bigger: WHO representative
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Young son of slain Afghan journalist arrives in Canada
After surviving the Kabul attack that left his parents and siblings dead, miracle child Abuzar Ahmad arrives in Canada
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Show-off turns sour: Modi in trouble over poll-day ‘selfie’
His opponents complain to the election commission that his use of the party symbol broke the rules.
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Troubled state: India fails to conduct secure vote in Kashmir
More than 1,000 people were taken into custody.
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President of German parliament: German, Pakistani political system juxtaposed
Dr Lammert says Pakistan has made remarkable constitutional amendments.
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Girls abduction: Nigeria protesters demand rescue of 187 abductees
"The government has to understand that we are not going to allow this silence to continue", say participants.
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Single biggest assault: Afghan troops kill 60 militants
Washington has intensified drive against Haqqani network to deal a lasting blow to the militants.
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Common good: Pakistan, Iran agree to enhance economic ties
The foreign secretary underlined Pakistan’s desire to further strengthen existing bonds of friendship.
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Afghan Taliban, Haqqani Network continue to find safe haven in Pakistan, claims US report
US State Dept's global terrorism report 2013 says Pakistan faced significant attacks from armed groups.
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Brothers of Taliban negotiator held in Pakistan
There is, however, no official word on the arrests.
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Out of the frying pan…: FIA denies US access to former Ohio treasury aide
Pakistan-born American fugitive Amer Ahmad’s diary entry reveals details on his escape.
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Pakistan’s enemy is our enemy: Cameron
In meeting with Nawaz Sharif, British PM backs Pakistan’s efforts to combat terrorism.
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Building trust: Facebook adds incognito login
People will now be able to use applications anonymously at Facebook.
















































