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Afghan parliament dismisses interior minister over worsening security
It is unclear whether President Hamid Karzai will accept the vote.
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Bomb during sermon by radical Myanmar monk wounds five
The monk delivering the sermon says the bomb was intended to silence him.
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Dubai pardons Norwegian in rape case
She plans to leave the United Arab Emirates as soon as possible.
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Army shelling destroys historic Syrian shrine: NGO
Bin Walid's mausoleum is the latest of a series of Syrian religious and cultural sites damaged or destroyed.
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Britain's Kate in labour: Official
The notification has gone out that she is in the early stages of labour after being admitted.
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Deadly fighting rages across Syria
Regime shelling kills at least 18 civilians in the northwest while 28 rebels died in Damascus.
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Poor quality and bad management: India ignored warnings in free meal programme
It is the first such disaster in the project that feeds about 120 million children every day across India.
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Khamenei says US can not be trusted
The Americans are not honest in their encounters: Iran's supreme leader
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Yemenis battle for mosques in Sunni-Shia divide
Salafists have been trying to seize control of a mosque led by a Zaidi imam in Sanaa.
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Zahra Hussain’s murder: UK should stop its citizens from inciting violence, says Imran
PTI chief says UK govt is responsible as it was warned to act following MQM chief's open threats to PTI workers.
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Invitation accepted: Karzai to visit Pakistan
Sartaj Aziz handed over a formal invitation from PM Nawaz Sharif to President Karzai to visit Islamabad.
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Holy site: Attack on Damascus shrine condemned
Protesters gathered in front of Alhamra and walked to the Lahore Press Club chanting slogans against the attackers.
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Ending the unmanned war: PM asked to drop plans to seek US drone tech
Foreign ministry fears such a move will create contradiction in government’s policy towards drone use.
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Uneasy neighbours: Sartaj Aziz mounts charm offensive to reset Kabul ties
Says Pakistan maintains contacts but doesn’t control the Taliban.
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Border-talk: What Indians have to say about trade with Pakistan
Indian media tends to be either silent or bullish, with trust highlighted as a key issue.
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Misconceptions about MFN: Trade liberalisation may not be death knell for Pakistan
As the debate surfaces again, there are supporters and detractors on both sides .
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US conditions for release of Dr Aafia unacceptable: PTI
PTI says US trial and conviction of Aafia Siddiqui was highly biased.
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US court renews controversial spy program
The telephone metadata collection program was created by the 2001 Patriot Act in the context of fighting terrorism.
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Iraqis slam government over deadly wave of bombings
More than 450 people have been killed each month from April to the present.
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Tensions simmer in Israel coalition over possible Palestine talks
Washington hopes to host Israeli and Palestinian negotiators within a week.
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Gunmen abduct Iran embassy employee in Yemen - police sources
Yemen's government is grappling with a separatist movement in the south and a militant insurgency.
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US offers agreement for Dr Aafia's extradition: Report
Under the agreement, Aafia to stay imprisoned in Pakistan for 86 years.
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Shrinking options: Another door closed for the Hazaras
Australian PM says asylum seekers will no longer be resettled within the country’s borders.
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Trip to Kabul: Afghans upbeat about Sartaj Aziz’s visit, says ambassador
Daudzai says trip will yield ‘practical gains’ for peace.
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Taking stock: Nawaz for improving ties, trade with neighbouring countries
Declares support for Afghan-led solution to end militancy problems in the region.
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Mira Nair boycotts Israel Film Festival in Palestine’s support
Nair refuses to take The Reluctant Fundamentalist to Israel.
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Curfew grips Indian Kashmir following killings
Banks, shops, schools and most government offices remained closed for a second straight day.
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Bin Laden son-in-law accuses US of torture, collusion with Iran
US officials had colluded with Iran over his detention for more than a decade after the 9/11 attacks.
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Obama could accept limited relations with Putin: Analysts
Relations between the two countries have been strained by a number of issues in recent months.
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Years of diplomatic stagnation about to end: Israel's Livni
As the negotiations will start they will be complex and not easy.
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America’s naked ambition
US, which justifies military action for democracy,is now seen on side of fundamentalist, extremist groups in West Asia
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Rocket attack kills custodian of Bibi Zainab's shrine in Syria
The rockets landed outside the mosque, says a local resident.
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Investment inflow: Chinese firm to pour $6b into energy projects
Of the total, $2b will be invested in Karachi ventures but no details yet.
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World Bank says it has received no payments from Iran for 6 months
Iran owed the bank $697 million on June 30, of which $79 million was overdue.
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Pakistan has 'grave concerns' over violence in Kashmir
Amid hopes of resuming composite dialogue, Pakistan expresses grave concern over burning of Quran in Kashmir.
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US overhauling intelligence access to try to prevent another Snowden
The disclosures by Snowden, who is wanted on espionage charges, have raised Americans' concerns about domestic spying.
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European lawmakers press Sri Lanka to probe war crimes
EU lawmakers requested Colombo to ensure accountability of up to 40,000 civilians killed in the final battles in 2009.
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Indian Kashmir shuts down over protester killings
Kashmir's main city was under curfew after forces shot six people at a raid by the troops on an Islamic school.
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Lebanon asks EU not to add Hezbollah to 'terror' list
Counter terrorism specialists from the bloc first met on the issue on June 4 but failed to reach unanimity.
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Grieving parents of poisoned India pupils go on rampage
Parents smashed up the home of the headmistress and attacked government offices in the village.
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US judge refuses to drop key charge against Manning
If convicted on all counts, Manning could face a prison sentence of more than 150 years.
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Policeman releases manhunt photos of accused Boston bomber
Police tactical photographer says he released the images in response to the portrait of Tsarnaev in Rolling Stone.
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Noises in tourist's head were from flesh-eating maggots
When flushing the maggots out failed, the medics resorted to surgery and found a "writhing mass of maggots"
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Obama urges Netanyahu to resume peace talks with Palestinians
Secretary of State John Kerry visits the region to try to help restart talks that stalled in 2010.
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Abduction?: Palestinian student goes missing from Jamshoro
Police say it appears a kidnapping for ransom case.
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Afghan endgame: Karzai sees US-Pakistan collusion
Hamid Karzai’s chief of staff says there was still a huge rift with Washington despite top-level efforts to patch up.
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Govt seeks Delhi input on ‘staged attacks’
Indian government officer claimed that the 2001 Parliament and 2008 Mumbai attacks were engineered by New Delhi.
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Pakistanis increasingly view China as postive over US
The survey found growing global criticism of China in most of East Asia and Europe.
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Drones increasingly opposed: Poll
In 12 countries, eight-in-ten or more hold an opposing view to drones.
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Hague in Pakistan: Islamabad backs regional peace efforts, says PM Nawaz
Apprises UK foreign secretary on back channel initiatives to revive composite dialogue process with India.

















































