The Indian PM said the world must press Pakistan to stop supporting terrorists who continue to target India.
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Britain must probe links to Pakistan torture: rights group
Human Rights Watch claims that British authorities allowed five Britons of Pakistani origin to be brutally tortured. -
Afghanistan announcement expected next week
According to Robert Gibbs, the new strategy will reflect not just ‘how to get people there, but how to get them out.’ -
British Iraq war probe opens in London
The inquiry will also be looking into the claim that Saddam had weapons of mass destruction that were never found. -
Iran not opposed to sending uranium abroad: FM
‘One of the guarantees Tehran wants is a simultaneous exchange inside the country of nuclear fuel.’ -
Bangladesh starts trial of paramilitary mutineers
The first group from around 3,500 troops charged with mutiny went on trial for their part in a bloody revolt this year.
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Start of the annual pilgrimage: Hajj
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Learning from Alexander
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Indian PM to enjoy royal White House reception
The reception is being touted as the biggest party since Obama’s election. -
Norway cops on trail of ‘gingerbread town’ vandals
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Sri Lankan general asks court to restore bodyguards
Fonseka, who is also contesting elections, saw his 600-man team fall to just 60. -
Afghan 1 TV station set to launch
In Images: A look at how 1 TV prepares to hit the airwaves next month.
WEATHER - PAKISTAN
Cities
WORLD POWERS
The present course of policies from Washington and Beijing doesn’t offer much hope or optimism on this account.
AF-PAK
As long as there is unrest in Afghanistan, it will continue to have its fallout on the tribal areas and the rest of Pakistan.
DIPLOMATIC STANDOFF
Pakistan insists it has taken the steps required of it, while India is equally adamant that Islamabad must do more.
CHABAD HOUSE
The Jewish community regroups in Mumbai to show the world that goodness not terror will prevail in the world.
ON THE HOLY PATH
‘We take control of the pilgrim from when he first puts his foot on the soil of Mecca,’ says one muttawif.
CROSSROADS
Yiwu, a city of two million people in China, has been attracting more than 200,000 Arab traders each year.
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