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Madonna pledges funds for campaign to expand school in Karachi
Madonna announces she will support crowd-funding campaign to expand the Dream Street Model School.
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Spot-fixing juggernaut claims another victim as IPL chairman resigns
Shukla has been under pressure to resign ever since the spot-fixing scandal came to light in mid-May.
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Clashes rage for second day in Istanbul
Authorities said that a dozen people were being treated in hospitals.
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More than 1,000 killed in Iraq violence in May: UN
Since April, 2,000 people died as insurgents provoke inter-communal conflict that killed thousands in 2006-2007.
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Family fears worst for US woman thought dead in Syria
US Secretary of State John Kerry said Friday he could not confirm the woman's death.
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US defence chief accuses China of cyber spying
Pentagon chief blames Chinese govt and armed forces for repeated intrusions into sensitive US information systems.
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Kyrgyzstan declares emergency after bloody gold mine clashes
Violence broke out after the arrests of dozens of demonstrators cut off power to the Kumtor mine.
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Indians invade Brazilian farm again, set fire to fields
The land dispute turned bloody on Thursday when a Terena Indian was shot dead during the eviction by riot police
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US may need larger force in Afghanistan: Ex-commander
A retired four-star general previously recommended keeping 13,600 troops in Afghanistan beyond the deadline.
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Signals from Nawaz positive, says Indian PM
Singh says both leaders want to resolve outstanding issues peacefully.
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John Kerry defends US drone strikes
US Secretary of State insists drone attacks are legal and that they are still at war with al Qaeda, Taliban.
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Neighbourhood watch: Backdoor diplomacy mired with mistrust
Two initiatives involving former security officials, ambassadors and public figures have remained ineffective so far.
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Postcards from Nepal: The Monkey Temple
Tourists visit religious complex in Kathmandu Valley for religious reasons.
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Top Indian officials quit in spot-fixing row
The resignations of Jagdale and Shirke are likely to pile on more pressure on president N. Srinivasan to quit.
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Germany not aware of US drone strikes conducted from its bases
US denies it directly flies or controls any manned or remotely piloted aircraft from the base.
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Afghan Taliban deny attacking Red Cross
Taliban say they have never attacked those who are "are truly serving the people."
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Indian economy grows at slowest rate in a decade
India's economy grew by five per cent last year, down from 6.2 per cent the the preceding year.
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Red Cross halts all staff movement after Afghan attack
No militant group has claimed responsibility for Wednesday evening's attack.
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Iran's sponsorship of terrorism sees 'marked resurgence': US
US annual report on trends in political violence cites series of actual and planned attacks linked to Hezbollah.
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Syrian army kills three Westerners, two of them Muslims: NGO
The 3 were taking photos of military positions between Harim and Idlib when government troops ambushed them.
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China toilet baby's mother near mental collapse: Report
Local police has found baby's suspected father but would need to carry out a DNA test to confirm his paternity.
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Nigeria claims discovery of 'Hezbollah cell'
Military says 3 Lebanese nationals were arrested in connection with illegal arms, while fourth suspect is at large.
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Afghan attacks put aid groups in the line of fire
ICRC, which had its Jalalabad offices attacked on Wednesday, is perhaps the most respected aid group among Afghans.
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US eases Iran tech sales ban to support free speech
The move would allow Iranians to skirt the government's "attempts to silence its people", says Jen Psaki.
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Political interference: IOC threatens Pakistan with suspension
IOC says the PSB is interfering in the matters of the Pakistan Olympic Association.
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Assad says will run in 2014 polls if people want
Syrian President says he is confident of victory over rebels.
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Chinese firm comes to manufacture IV infusion solutions
Will set up state-of-the-art manufacturing unit on a turnkey basis.
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Arrested IPL player granted bail to attend his wedding
Delhi court grants Indian cricketer Ankeet Chavan conditional bail until June 6.
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UN human rights expert demands freeze on robot weapons
No state uses fully autonomous weapons that could be classified as LARs, but the technology is available, says Heyns.
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Nawaz Sharif: US and Pakistan to work collectively against terrorism
PML-N will take effective steps to improve the living standards of common men, says Sharif.
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'Karachi affair' suspect detained in France for 'escape bid'
He allegedly paid 200,000 euros for a diplomatic passport from the Dominican Republic.
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IPL Spot fixing: 'Lift your shirt and look at the sky'
Covert signals Indian cricketers were giving to their bookies revealed.
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Hurricane Barbara makes landfall, kills two in Mexico
Rapid weakening of storm will occur late Wednesday and will dissipate within next day or so, US hurricane centre said.
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Anger over N Korean refugees repatriated from Laos
Nine refugees, arrested in Laos 3 weeks ago, were returned to China on Monday and flown to Pyongyang the next day.
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Troops flood Myanmar town as Muslims flee after riots
Hundreds of Muslims fled their homes after a new outbreak of religious violence left at least one dead.
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Bombings kill 27 in surging Iraqi violence
Two car bombs and a roadside bomb exploded near busy markets in southwestern and western Baghdad on Wednesday evening.
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US demands Hezbollah withdrawal from Syria
Lebanese fighters spearheaded an assault that cut off Syrian rebel fighters in Qusayr.
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Bangkok ranked world's top travel spot
The Thai capital headed the 2013 list based on total projected visits by foreigners.
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Waliur Rehman: From madrassa teacher to Taliban commander
After teaching at Karama madrassa,he joined the Haqqani network – the deadliest of all Afghan Taliban factions.
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After vowing transparency, US mum on drone killing
United States refuses to confirm that it killed the number two in the TTP, Waliur Rehman.
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UN peacekeeping missions: 4 fallen Pakistanis honoured
All four Pakistani troops died while serving in peacekeeping missions in Africa.
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Nepal marks 60 years since Everest summit victory
Four days "Everest Diamond Jubilee" ceremonies ended on Wednesday.
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EU envoy urges Pakistan to look to India for trade opportunities
Says India, not the EU, should be Pakistan’s number one trading priority.
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One killed as militants attack Red Cross office in Afghanistan
Two militants managed to storm the building and have been engaged by security forces.
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One dead, four hurt in Myanmar religious unrest: govt
A Muslim orphanage, a mosque and several shops were also destroyed by rioters.
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UK teen threatened to be killed in Pakistan if she refused to marry
Girl tells police “she would be shot and everybody back home would be told it was suicide.”
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Militant attack in 'peaceful' Afghan province
The attack will heighten concerns about the militants' ability to strike in districts where they have little...
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Myanmar urges calm after fresh religious violence
Situation was "under control" after an overnight curfew was imposed in Lashio town in Shan State: Police
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Abandoned Chinese baby rescued from toilet pipe
The infant was found in the sewage pipe in a residential building after residents reported the sound of a baby crying.
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India's Africans keep ancient customs alive
Sidi community has lived quietly along India's west coast for hundreds of years.

















































