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More protests as Brazilian street speaks
A new wave of street protests sweeps Brazil
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South Africans resigned over 'critical' Mandela
Former president was hospitalised for the fourth time in six months; people realise he won't be around forever.
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India to begin mass cremation of flood victims
1,000 people feared dead and 8,000 still awaiting rescue nine days after flash floods and landslides.
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US warns countries against Snowden travel
Edward Snowden seeks asylum in Ecuador.
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Nanga Parbat tragedy: Ban urges govt to take immediate action against attackers
UN Secretary-General reiterates UN support to Pakistani government in the face of terrorism and extremism.
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Afghan endgame: Baradar doing more for peace in captivity, say officials
Mullah Omar’s former second-in-command has been liaising between Taliban and US, Afghan officials from Pakistan.
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Boosting bilateral trade: Pakistan ready to work on Iran border crossings
Immigration offices to be set up at Mand and Gwadar.
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Fugitive Snowden in Moscow, seeks Ecuador asylum
Hong Kong government says it had no legal basis to prevent Snowden from leaving.
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Supporting Freedom: Laal band to tour Afghanistan
Band will support the freedom of the people of Afghanistan from the twin menace of imperialism and Taliban.
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Talking to the Afghan Taliban
The flip-flop policy of the Americans demonstrates how ignorant they are of the region.
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China asks Pakistan to guarantee safety of its citizens
China condemns attack on foreign tourists in Gilgit-Baltistan.
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Kerry urges 'central role' for India in Afghan elections
US Secretary of State John Kerry scheduled to have talks with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Monday.
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Britain plans visa bonds for 'high-risk' Pakistani visitors
Visitors aged 18 and over would be forced to hand over $4,600 from November for a six-month visit visa.
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Taliban reject claims they may cancel Qatar talks
The opening of the Qatar office was intended as a first step towards a peace deal.
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Afghan endgame: Doha office may be shut down, Kerry warns Taliban
Places onus on group to revive stalled efforts to end war in Afghanistan.
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Analysis: Muddled US tactics can be blamed for Doha deadlock
As diplomacy aims for dialogue & election in Afghanistan, Obama admin promises things that are just incompatible goals
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Secret access: UK tapping fibre-optic cables, says Snowden
Latest claims spark fresh outcry from privacy campaigners.
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Rescuers race against time as India monsoon toll nears 600
More than 30,000 people still stranded after monsoon rains struck Uttarakhand, says Indian government.
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US Af-Pak envoy lands in Qatar for Taliban talks
US envoy James Dobbins to take part in meetings on Saturday between John Kerry and Qatari leaders.
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Afghanistan urges Pakistan to free Taliban prisoners for peace
Pakistan has already released 26 high profile Afghan Taliban leaders last year.
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Suspected militants kill two police in Indian Kashmir: Official
The policemen were shot from point blank range when they were on a regular patrol.
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Social media spreads and splinters Brazil protests
The 40 activists who marched for lower transportation rates decide to suspend further activity.
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US envoy for Taliban talks lands in Qatar
James Dobbins will take part in meetings between Secretary of State John Kerry and Qatari leaders.
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India monsoon floods kill at least 560, with thousands missing
Houses and small apartment blocks on the banks of the Ganges have toppled into the rushing, swollen waters.
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Hong Kong silent on Snowden's fate after U.S. files charges
Hong Kong authorities remained silent on the fate of a former (NSA) contractor but said he was under police protection
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As Iraq grapples with bombings, Arbil booms
The economy of the autonomous Kurdish region is booming as compared to the rest of the county
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Rousseff says Brazil can do better, slams violence
Dilma Rousseff admitted in a televised address late Friday that Brazil can do better.
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Taliban office brings new hopes for reconciliation
The office is a belated response to Karzai regime’s calls for such a facility.
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‘Not considering scrapping Confederations Cup’
Spain break record in 10-0 demolition of Tahiti.
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‘Sab ka Kashmir’
Shared sovereignty as a solution to the J&K conflict is a practical idea, not a romantic one.
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Swiss authorities refuse to reopen graft probes into Zardari, Benazir
Geneva prosecutors underlined Friday that no new evidence had emerged since the case was dropped in 2008.
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Pakistan has more funds stowed in Swiss Banks than India: Report
It is the lowest level of such funds for Pakistan since 2002.
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Monsoon and geopolitics
No other region in world today is as volatile, unstable as South Asia with its longstanding India-Pakistan conflict.
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Indian suiting: Raymond apparel arrives in Karachi
Popular Indian suiting range can now be found in Clifton are of Karachi.
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Brazil president calls emergency cabinet meeting
People continue rallying for better public services.
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Two dead, more trapped in latest Mumbai building collapse
There are more trapped inside and rescue operations are in full swing: spokesperson Thane municipal corporation
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North Korea, maritime rows top agenda for new Asia envoy
Nominee to be the top US diplomat to Asia vowed Thursday to work for a "verifiable denuclearization" of North Korea
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More EU pressure on Iran, Israel PM tells Ashton
We need to exert pressure; we're not talking about political spin but about the spinning of centrifuges: Netanyahu
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'Friends of Syria' meeting in Doha to discuss aid for rebels
Meeting in Doha to discuss military help and other aid for rebels.
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Taliban office in Qatar: Pakistan moves away from US-Afghan row
The US has long wanted the talks, but Kabul said there had been a “breach of principles” in the initiative.
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Qissa Khwani: The hopes of a new nation, the terror of Partition
Senior citizens recount harrowing and inspiring tales of migration from 1947.
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Afghan peace plans in limbo as US placates Karzai
The Taliban office in Doha amended the name plate on their office to remove 'Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan' on it.
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Pakistan rejects Afghan allegations of terror sanctuaries
Pakistan's ambassador to UN Masood Khan says terrorists operate on both sides of the border.
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What Toronto and Karachi may have in common
A Cityminded.org webinar talks about breathing life into old, heritage neighbourhoods.
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Mullah Omar to name high-level team for formal US talks
The Taliban spokesperson evaded the question about revealing the exact timing of the talks.
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India may have to wait to join sensitive nuclear export body
Countries worry about the implications of allowing India to enter the NSG.
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Two more Pakistanis charged with US pastor murder in Malaysia
Pastor Ginter was found in his home on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur early May with his hands and feet bound.
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Iran says appeals for 'jihad' in Syria fuel radicalism
Iran accuses Arab and Western states of fomenting terrorism in Syria by arming rebels.
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Brazil's poor feel left behind on road to World Cup
Protests triggered by govt's lavishing of funds on international sporting events.
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Turkey 'in uncharted waters' after Gezi Park protests
The movement will continue in one way or another: Political scientist

















































