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Experts believe the PSL remains a double-edged sword and it may have been too early to stage it.

This will be Abbas’ second visit to Pakistan in three years.

Apprehension of Pakistani Ulema over ‘agenda’ of proposed conference to be discussed.

Dell unveiled its plan to go private on Tuesday in a $24.4 billion deal.

By hanging Guru, India is, in fact, inflaming the very sentiment it wishes to suppress, the of tag “unjust and...

Cu Chi harboured the most resilient, determined rice farmers, who along with regulars, took on a superpower.

Spending reductions of $470 billion over 10 years may take effect on March 1.

Press Tv claims its channel along with iFilm has been forced off the a Galaxy 19 satellite.

Rights group notes that the Mohammad Afzal Guru's trial fell "considerably short" of fair standards.

Guru was hanged at New Delhi's Tihar Jail over his role in a deadly attack on the Indian parliament in 2001.

New York, one of the world's busiest air travel hubs, is cutt off as snow and wind led to suspend all operations.

An interior ministry official puts the toll at five dead and 40 wounded from around 40 rocket and mortar attacks.

Medical sources at the health ministry says at least 45 people hurt during the day across the country.

A former chief minister of Kashmir once warned that executing him would lead the country to "go up in flames".

Guru was hanged after his final appeal for mercy was rejected by President Pranab Mukherjee.

Polish city of Gdansk was depicted in the movie as a location for CIA detention facility.

Education sector reported to be most vulnerable to corruption.

Columnist Tarek Fatah claims his column is the reason why Pakistan blocked Toronto Sun's website.

OIC has no locus standi on internal affairs of India or the recent incidents on LoC, says spokesperson.

Ahmadinejad says outside forces trying to prevent a rapprochement between the two countries.

Attacks come after radio programs repeat conspiracy theories that such campaigns are Western plot to harm Muslims.

The incident marked the first time the two nations' navies have locked horns in a territorial dispute.

The oceanic squid can fly more than 30 metres through the air at speeds faster than Usain Bolt.

Force says threat from the rebels is still real.

Terms of proposed agreement are however unclear.

Twin blasts struck at the market in Baghdad's predominantly Shia neighbourhood of Kadhimiyah.

Afghan officials apprehensive of an agenda behind meeting.

The women had all undergone surgical procedures at a hospital in the Malda district.

Iran claims that the footage was extracted from RQ-170 it forced to land in its territory.

Organisation of Islamic Cooperation asks India to allow fact-finding mission, let human rights group visit Kashmir.

Two Russian fighter jets briefly entered Japan's air space prompting protest, says Japan's Foreign Ministry.

Jemima says Assange's organisation was now guilty of the same obfuscation as those it sought to expose.

26 of the 57 OIC states, Egypt president warns again inter-Muslim ‘sectarian strife’.

Iranian oil revenues choking up as US applies new rules.

EU fails to prove Bank's involvement in Iranian nuclear programme.

Syrians have long come to Lebanon for work over 200,000 Syrian refugees already in Lebanon.

Total cost of corruption increased to $3.9 billion in 2012 and 68% of surveyed consider it acceptable.

India willing to enter into a world's biggest defence deal with France.

Veteran of the Central Intelligence Agency John Brennan will be questioned before chosen to lead it.

Indian Government making efforts to minimize pain for victims of child sexual abuse.

Around 35 to 40 containers loaded with fruit and vegetables made their way across, according to sources in Chaman.

India plans to spend around $100 billion over the next 10 years to upgrade its mostly Soviet-era military hardware.

Envoy says investors would like to wait till next govt comes in.

Shipments pick up pace after free trade accord with Beijing.

Since the attack, nationalists have charged that Bulgaria could be an easy route into Europe for radical Islamists.

Kerry and Hagel appointments are good news, will entail more pragmatic approach towards US foreign policy in future.

Some scrap dealers in Athens can make as much as 200 euros a day in cash while still being off the books.

Reports surface that the CIA has been operating a secret airbase to carry out drone strikes against al Qaeda members.

Conference between Afghanistan, Pakistan, Britain and other 'horse trading' real obstacles, says spokesman.

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