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Government says this will help safeguard national security.

US state department denies that any talks have been scheduled.

There are easy rationalisations that don’t quite explain away extensive detour Obama has taken from his 2008 aims.

Several of their business associates are also on trial in Milan.

Career diplomat Deborah Jones is married to the US ambassador in Pakistan Richard Olsen.

Indian troops fire small arms and artillery in Battal area, killing a 10-year-old girl and wounding her mother.

Senior White House officials say US will engage in direct negotiations with the Taliban in Qatar next week.

Karzai blames inconsistent US strategy.

Ultimate decisions on Iran's nuclear program will remain in the hands of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

The largest share of Pakistan’s refugees comes from Afghanistan.

Confident he has weathered the storm, he warned against any resurgence of the protests.

Monday's demonstrations were the latest in a flurry of protests in the past two weeks.

Experts say move comes from the newly-elected government which faces its own battle with extremists at home.

Taliban commanders released by Pakistan will be part of negotiations.

Vice President Li Yuanchao says South Asia capable of rapid growth.

The deaths were caused by insurgent "indirect fire," either mortars or rockets, says the official

The Afghan militia also confirms it is opening a political office in Qatar.

Tribesmen say they cannot participate in family functions across the divide.

The Afghan Taliban opens its political office in Doha, Qatar on Tuesday.

Australia will support new govt in its efforts of good governance, economic development as it faces challenges ahead.

Minister hopes pipeline will be laid within the stipulated timeframe.

An eight-member panel from Pakistan was earlier denied permission to cross-examine witnesses when it visited India.

Karzai pledged that Afghan forces were ready to take on insurgents.

US senator demands information from Obama administration on "secret cash payments" to Afghan President Hamid Karzai.

Some institutions in Pakistan are opposed to promoting peace in Afghanistan, claims Afghan president.

Refugees remain under pressure to return to Afghanistan before the month ends.

Rescue operation underway, water levels still on the rise.

Police forces will do all they can to end the conflict.

He urges Palestinians and Israelis to forge peace.

Talks over nuclear program to be held soon.

Mohammad Mohaqiq, a prominent Hazara politician, escaped unscathed in the attack.

New donation brings total of US humanitarian aid to Syrian refugees to over $800 million.

US internet surveillance issue to figure during Kerry’s visit.

Says he did not feel he would get a fair hearing in the United States.

Taliban spokesperson says he was unaware of any such development.

"There is a steady increase of capacity and production (in Iran's nuclear program)," says IAEA director Amano.

Saeed asserted that a conspiracy was being hatched by India and US against Pakistan.

Ramesh Singh Arora wants to further Pakistan-India ties, trade by easing restrictions on Sikh pilgrims.

Protesters planned nationwide union strike against police violence on anti-government demonstrators.

US Secretary of State will be visiting Pakistan this month.

Militants have regularly targeted police and government officials as Afghan forces prepare to take over security.

Dubbed a "sheikh diplomat," Rowhani raised hopes internationally after he emerged as the victor of the key polls.

In industry known for harsh working conditions, Mayor said he wanted to show it was possible to run ethical business.

An Egyptian artist paints African women in a glowing tribute.

A day after riot police dislodged protesters occupying Gezi Park, officers continue to fire tear gas, water cannons.

British intelligence agencies set up fake internet cafes to spy on delegates from countries in the Group of 20.

New concept seeks to improve troop mobilization time and to put up a joint Army, Navy and Air Force response.

NSA monitoring of the email of alleged al Qaeda operatives in Pakistan led them to Zazi.

The govt cites "non-compliance" from the US-based firm as a reason.

Car bombs went off in Kut, Aziziyah, Mahmudiyah, Nasiriyah and Basra.