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US names drone testing sites
Testing of the unmanned aircraft is due to start within three months and could continue until February 2017.
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US-India standoff: clash of civilisations?
It gives the impression that the government is out to give a cover to the episode and condone an act of felony.
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Second suicide bomber in Russia's Volgograd kills 14 on bus
There was no immediate claim of responsibility.
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Belgian fire-fighters stumble on indoor marijuana farm
The marijuana farm was spread over 1,000 square metres and featured special lighting watering facilities.
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India's anti-graft hero offers too much personal transparency
Arvind Kejriwal, the CM of Delhi, could not attend his first day of office as he was suffering from diarrhea.
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Iraq attacks kill at least 18, including army general: police, medics
Violence in Iraq has hit its highest level as more that 8,000 people have been killed this year.
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Bangladesh capital cut off to prevent opposition march
Transport services have been suspended for three consecutive days to discourage people travelling to Dhaka.
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Israelis appeal against release of Palestinian prisoners
The 26 prisoners expected to be released late on Monday were jailed before the signing of the 1993 Oslo accords.
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2013: The year in numbers
We bring you an (eclectic) look back at 2013 through stats, facts, hits, clicks and, yes, kilos of sheep meat.
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NSA spying on Europe-Asia undersea telecom cables
The fibre optic cables originate near the southern French city of Marseille and continuing through Pakistan and India.
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JKPL rally: Rights violations in Indian-held Kashmir condemned
Speakers say Indian forces seized house of Sopori to compel him to give up his struggle for rights of Kashmiris.
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Female suicide bomber kills 14 at Russia train station
Militants are seeking to impose an Islamic state throughout Russia's North Caucasus.
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Syria chemical deadline 'unlikely' to be met: UN
UN-OPCW says Syrian government "needs to intensify its efforts" to ensure its international obligations are met.
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Energy import: Iran to supply 1,000MW to Pakistan
Both countries are poised to sign an MoU for electricity trade.
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Pakistan‚ India agree to resolve border-related issues
Five day bi-annual meeting between officials from the two countries ends in Lahore.
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Saudi police 'pounce on woman defying drive ban'
Women are not allowed into driving schools in the ultra-conservative kingdom are not granted licences.
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India delays mobile phone spectrum auction to Feb 3
The telecommunications ministry will auction airwaves in the 900 and 1800 megahertz frequency bands in the auction.
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India anti-graft hero sworn in as Delhi top leader
Anti-corruption champion Arvind Kejriwal was sworn as chief minister of India's national capital region.
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Iraq troops arrest MP in Anbar, kill at least five
Dead include 3 bodyguards and a sibling of lawmaker Ahmed al Alwani.
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Libya briefly holds four US military personnel
State Department spokeswoman says personnel were operating near Sabratha as part of security preparedness efforts.
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Drug smuggling should be stopped through joint patrolling: Indo-Pak security forces
There will be an immediate flag meeting to resolve minor disputes between the two countries.
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Bollywood actor Farooque Sheikh dies of heart attack
Sheikh is renowned for immense contribution to parallel cinema, low-budget high quality movies, theatre, television.
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US boy, 9, scales 7000 meter high peak in South America
Earlier this year, Tyler scaled Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa's tallest peak at 5,900 meters.
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China eases one-child policy, abolishes labour camps
Public was outraged last year when photos circulated online of woman forced to abort her baby 7 months into pregnancy.
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Bahrain court acquits princess
She was on trial for torturing doctors while in detention during political turmoil in the Gulf kingdom in 2011.
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Deal turned sour: Film industry back in court battle
Petition challenges SRO allowing import of Indian films.
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Japanese assistance: Envoy hands over latest equipment to CTTI
Equipment including state-of-the-art wheel loaders, excavators,forklifts, screen projectors was worth Rs176 million.
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Rights advocacy: Palestinian poet, activist for joint network
Ambassador Abu Ali appreciates the support of Pakistan for the Palestinian cause.
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Indian train inferno kills at least 26 people
Rescue teams have recovered 26 bodies from the three-tier coach of the train: South Western Railway spokesperson
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US judge rules NSA phone surveillance lawful
The judge said the programme was vital in preventing an al Qaeda terror attack on American soil.
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Neighbourhood watch: Pre-poll survey sparks controversy, speculation among presidential hopefuls
The polls placed opposition leader Dr Abdullah Abdullah as the most popular candidate in the race.
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Technical support: India to assist in installing biomass power plant
Universal Biomass Energy of India signs MoU with Punjab govt.
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Standby agreement: Pakistan pays 25th IMF instalment
$147m repaid to the lender, taking the total to $5.4b.
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India seeks to exploit possible US tax violations as diplomatic row deepens
India says its scaling back privileges extended to US officials, their families to levels accorded to Indians in US.
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Bringing peace to Kashmir
India-Pakistan dialogue has become meaningless for Kashmiris, who see in it little more than an official cacophony.
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Kashmir widows may be allowed to remarry 4 years after spouse's disappearance
The move still needs the seal of approval from religious scholars.
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Woman gang-raped on Christmas Eve in India: Reports
She told police that she was abducted by 3 men while sightseeing with friends in Karaikal, a port city in Puducherry.
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Beirut car bomb kills adviser to ex-PM: News agency
The blast occurred near a massive building that houses the prime minister's office.
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A gift from UAE: Pindi gets modern health facility
The Emirates Hospital is said to be one of the largest health projects in Pakistan by UAE under its PAP costing $173mn
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National security: Aziz links peace, domestic security to better ties with neighbours
Reiterates government’s 'peace offensive' with India.
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Bangladesh's opposition leader Khaleda Zia under 'virtual house arrest'
Police confirmed two senior BNP members, including a current lawmaker, were detained outside Zia's home on Wednesday.
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A welcome meeting
If the DGMO meeting can be parlayed into diplomatic activity, then we may look forward to a more peaceful 2014.
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UN experts urge US, Yemen to explain erroneous drone strikes
UN special rapporteur urges Yemen & US to disclose whether they were responsible, if so, what targeting standards used
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The rise & rise of Arvind Kejriwal
Critics try to label AAP as left or right, secular or communal. Kejriwal defies labels, they distract from his agenda.
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Bieber fever finally over?
Teenage pop sensation hints at retirement in Christmas Eve tweets.
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Boxing Day shoppers up 8% as Britain begins annual bargain hunt
Boxing day in Britain saw a rise in sales with 8 percent more shoppers flowing in than last year.
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Abducted by al Qaeda in Pakistan, Warren Weinstein urges Obama for help
US State Department trying to verify video of al Qaeda captive.
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Your choice: Top stories that defined 2013
A timeline of the year that was, reflecting our community's editorial choices and viewpoints.
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Bangladesh cable operators seek ban on Pakistani TV channels
Demands for exclusion of Pakistani companies from upcoming trade fair conveyed to higher authorities.
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High cost of technology: Pakistan condemns North Waziristan drone strike
Foreign office says they will raise the issue of drones in the UN Human Rights Council, Geneva.

















































