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Aafia Siddiqui loses appeal on shooting conviction
Siddiqui’s defense lawyers argue she had shot at US officials in panic, say crime lacked any connection to...
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Australia PM demands Pakistan probe sheep slaughter
Australian farmers urged against any consequent ban on the live export trade.
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UN orders global sanctions against Haqqani network
The United States put Haqqani on its terror blacklist in September.
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Final campaign day dawns for Obama, Romney
National polls show Obama and Romney are essentially deadlocked.
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Tale of the states that will decide White House race
Romney trails Obama in many states but retains a narrow and plausible path to 270 electoral votes needed to win.
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The Muslim vote in the US
One survey says 68% plan to vote for Obama.
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Afghan ethnic unity essential for region: Maleeha
Warns of growing uncertainty on both the political and security fronts.
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SAARC parliamentarians summit: Lok Sabha speaker upbeat on improved regional ties
South Asian lawmakers discuss citizens’ participation in governance.
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Afghan conflict stagnated Pakistan’s prosperity, says PM
Says freedom of expression should not be used to stoke confrontation among faiths.
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Prince Mohammed to head Saudi ministry
Prince Mohammed best known as Saudi Arabia’s long-time security chief.
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Google says Apple patent lawsuit dismissed
US federal judge throws out lawsuit by Apple alleging Google owned Motorola's patent licensing practices were unfair.
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US soldier in court for Afghan massacre hearing
The hearing will determine if Bales should face a full court martial for killing 16 Afghan villagers in March 2012.
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US declares Haqqani Network's suicide ops chief as a 'Global Terrorist'
Any property within US jurisdiction held by Qari Zakir has been blocked, US citizens barred from dealing with him.
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Brutal sheep culling aside, Australian cows due to arrive in Pakistan
Australia’s agriculture department official says it cannot guarantee that the animals will not be culled.
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Doctors Without Borders 'prevented' from reaching unrest-hit Myanmar areas
More than 100,000 people have been displaced and dozens killed since June in two major eruptions of violence.
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Indian Kashmir leaders to hold talks in Pakistan
Pakistan had invited me, others who oppose India's rule of Kashmir for meetings, says Hurriyat Conference leader
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22 dead in India floods, 60,000 displaced: Official
Downpours triggered by a cyclone that hit the coast last Wednesday near Chennai left hundreds of villages inundated.
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Indian wardens bang drums to halt peeing in public
Volunteers, who will be paid a small wage, would embarrass people caught urinating or defecating in public.
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Slipping support among young voters could harm Obama
Youngsters who helped Obama conquer the White House have matured in an economy still suffering from the recession.
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Empowerment initiative: A first for SAARC women parliamentarians
SAARC women parliamentarians adopted, agreed to build a network of South Asian women parliamentarians.
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Last 48 hours: Tied at the top, Obama and Romney race for poll glory
Both scheduled to cross paths in Ohio; 27 million have already cast ballots.
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In a man’s world: The women politicians of Afghanistan
Presidential candidate to members of parliament & young diplomats, Afghan politics has more women than ever before.
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Drone strikes: US Congressman to press for programme details
Dennis Kucinich says it has been conducted with no oversight.
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Sandy aftermath: Pak diplomat visits flood-hit areas of NY
The consul general visited the Bay Side shelter, which has been set up in a Coney Island school.
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India slams UNSC, says it serves no purpose
Indian Ambassador Puri proposes 'veto restraint' for the big five at the UNSC.
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Pakistan has the worst economy in Asia-Pacific region: Report
Legatum Institute releases 2012 Prosperity Index, ranking Pakistan at 132, out 142 countries.
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Kucinich to push for Congressional briefing on drone programme
Kucinich questions White House's legal cover for use of drones saying they are not at war with Pakistan.
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Pakistan sweeps India Today debate competition: Report
Students from Lahore College of Arts and Sciences bag two top positions in the inter-school competition.
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Natural disasters: SAARC session focuses on common vulnerabilities
Participants urge respective governments to make policies on climate change.
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Pakistan’s human rights review: Internet censorship comes under scrutiny
Netherlands asks Islamabad to remove restrictions on internet access.
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Abbottabad raid: First Bin Laden film to premiere tomorrow
Director talks internal conflicts, uncertain plot.
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Malala attack: ‘Uninformed’ comments land Lord Ahmed in hot water
British MP suggested Malala’s shooting was part of plot to discredit Taliban.
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Romney or Obama: Does it matter for Pakistan?
Analysts suggest there will be no pendulum swing in foreign policy.
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World Bank approves first Myanmar aid in 25 years
The Bank has earmarked $80 million for a grant and $165 million for no-interest loan for poverty alleviation schemes.
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Cricket: Radical Hindus object to Pakistan team's India tour
World Hindu Council says India should refuse to host tour until 26/11 masterminds brought to justice.
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First Bin Laden film premieres just in time for US vote
Announcement that it would screen for first time just two days before America votes raised eyebrows.
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China, Japan citizens back Obama for second term: Poll
Chinese respondents were less emphatic, still 63 percent said they wanted Obama to serve out another four years.
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Fighting drug trafficking: Dutch govt to help train, equip Balochistan police
Pledges $2.5 million to UNODC’s Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice programme.
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Voluntary repatriation: Enhanced return package offered to Afghan refugees
Various non-food items included in package; free transport offered.
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Developing countries: Pakistan to host D-8 summit on Nov 22
Govt sees opportunity to dispel security concerns, improve Pakistan’s image through upcoming gathering.
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Human rights accolade: Tribal Union of Journalists receives German prize
Body president remembers 12 fellow journalists who were killed on duty.
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Republican NYC Mayor Bloomberg endorses Democrat Obama
"President Barack Obama has taken major steps to reduce our carbon consumption," the mayor said in an op-ed.
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NJ's Springsteen, Bon Jovi join Sting in Sandy concert
The commercial-free one-hour telecast, "Hurricane Sandy: Coming Together," will air on Friday night at 8 pm EDT.
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Zynga builds new version of social game 'CityVille'
CityVille 2, rolled out globally in 15 languages. calls on players to deal with simulated urban woes such as crime.
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British man guilty over US weapons parts to Iran plot
Tappin, 66, faces 33 months in jail after reversing his not guilty plea at a federal court hearing in El Paso, Texas.
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Attacks, air strikes hit Syria as death toll mounts
International community still at odds as escalating conflict reportedly has killed more than 36,000 people so far.
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Bal Thackeray calls Pakistan cricket team tour a matter of 'national shame'
Thackeray also accuses BCCI of betraying country for money and cricketers of being party to it.
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Myanmar's neighbours urged to let in refugees
Violence in Myanmar pitting Buddhists against members of the Muslim Rohingya minority has killed dozens.
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Sri Lanka ruling party MPs move to impeach top judge
Ministers says there had been 'disagreements' between the government and chief justice.
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Six ship crew missing as India cyclone kills eight
Government authorities say the storm has weakened substantially though heavy rains continued.

















































