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Ahmadinejad will leave office in August after serving two four-year terms.

Army may retreat behind civilian faces but will remain crucial in the political transition.

Collaboration between the tech industry and spy agencies is both broader and deeper.

US envoy appreciates new government’s efforts to revive country’s economy.

This issue merits scrutiny in the context of two major geo-political factors.

Relatives of fishermen detained in Indian jails long to be reunited with loved ones by Eidul Fitr.

Punjab chief minister says PM Nawaz will not plead for aid from Beijing.

General Sisi suspends Constitution, appoints supreme constitutional court chief as interim president.

Ousted president failed shake a conviction among urban elites that he was the pawn of religious zealots.

Pakistani team to leave for Riyadh on July 7 to clinch loan deal.

To restore lost mutual confidence Pakistan, India need to register symbolic movement on settling contentious issues.

Trade investment and bilateral cooperation high on the agenda of premier's five day tour.

General Karimi alleges the Taliban are under Pakistan's control.

Russian winter Olympics to highlight the economic and social strides that the country has made under Putin.

Politicians and journalists who have met Sisi believe his main preoccupation is rebuilding the army's reputation.

The blacklisting came despite a warming of relations between the United States and Myanmar.

Atalay said Tuesday his remarks were taken out of context.

The microphone was found in the office of the ambassador Ana Alban.

General Karimi claims Islamabad had "given a lists" of militants it wants taken out through drones.

Prime minister to meet Chinese president, local companies to discuss various projects.

Defamatory articles, visits to troubled spots cited as reasons for expulsion.

Morales's plane was forced to make an unscheduled stop in Austria.

King Abdullah has ordered "extending the time limit" of the amnesty due to expire on Wednesday until November.

Seeks to amend GIDC Act to allow it to manipulate gas prices at will.

Exporters claim fruit fly contamination; blame growers, govt.

Amnesty International slammed the verdicts, saying the trial was "grossly unfair" and the charges were "bogus."

Hamid Karzai should be leading the talks with other Afghans but we know that is not going to happen.

Is there a compelling case in favour of negotiations? Yes.

The meeting ended on assurances of further coordinating in the next few months.

Snowden, whose passport has been revoked by the US, has been holed up in Moscow's airport for more than a week.

Muslim women also banned from wearing makeup on their face.

He also stressed the sanctions would be carried out "without fear or favor."

Up to four other people were wounded.

Statement made by Sartaj Aziz after he met External Affairs Minister of India.

Snowden accused President Barack Obama of trying to find him

US and Yemeni officials says it was carrying a large cache of weapons, including surface-to-air missiles.

Millions of Egyptians took to the streets to protest the government of President Mohamed Mursi.

Muslim Brotherhood members furious over ultimatum; Obama urges restraint.

Nawaz to seek assistance for 1,100MW nuclear power plant, release of $448m loan and an oil refinery at Gwadar.

Beijing will invest and run the port on a profit-sharing formula.

Nawaz Sharif reiterated the government's resolve to eradicate the disease from the country.

Putin said that Snowden must stop leaking information damaging Washington if he wants to stay in Russia.

With shipping being affected by US sanctions, Iran may become more dependent on land based trade via its borders.

Former prime minister Gordon Brown also met with Shazia Rehman, Malala's friend.

Federal minister Ahsan Iqbal stresses community building and rehabilitation of Afghans before US pull out is complete.

Says progress in recent years should not lull the world into a false sense of security.

Afghan Deputy Foreign Minister alleges that Pakistan is opting for federalism to increase its influence in the region.

According to Consular agreement, the list is to be exchanged twice a year.

Prosecutors say they don't consider the German as a civilian but a militant involved in an armed conflict.

Chinese state media said that unrest in Xinjiang is due to US influences in the region and not social disparities.