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The Manipur government today decided to form an all-woman force to combat ,child, “kidnappings” — believed to be the handiwork of militant outfits for recruitment — as it looked for an answer to one of its biggest crisis in recent...
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Several months back, the mentally insane government of North Korean leader Li’l Kim arrested two young U.S. journalists: Laura Ling, 32, and Euna Lee, 36.
This...
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After three days of Inaugural partying the most powerful man on earth is ready for business in office albeit lacking a little caution in his humanitarian zeal.
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Branded a terrorist outfit by the UN, Jamaat-ud-Dawa on Thursday sought to put up a defiant stance, claiming that it was not concerned
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A Singaporean is among those taken hostage during coordinated attacks across India’s commercial capital of Mumbai, the foreign ministry said Thursday.“The...
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President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani have “strongly” deplored the attacks in India’s financial capital Mumbai that killed 82...
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Terrorists have once again struck in Mumbai. At least five incidents of indiscriminate firing by alleged terrorists have been reported from this business capital of...
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Financial markets in Asia have risen sharply, with the Nikkei gaining 13% in morning trading, and Sydney up 5%.
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In his September 4 commentary titled Who Wants Cold War II? [1], Shlomo Ben-Ami, a former Israeli foreign minister, proposes a new world order in which the United...
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A joint session of parliament in Islamabad has heard, in camera, the newly-appointed ISI Director General Lt Gen Ahmed Shuja Pasha — who was Director General Military...
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“Most counterterrorism policies fail, not because of tactical problems, but because of a fundamental misunderstanding of what motivates terrorists in the first...
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The anti-terrorist department of Islamabad Police in Pakistan has been attacked by a suicide bomber.
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In the mid-1990s, Asian feminists concerned about the sexual exploitation of children and women and the growing epidemic of HIV/AIDS urged Susan Thistlethwaite and me...
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Every year, some 20 to 50 million tons of dangerous e-waste are generated worldwide. While some go to landfills, some end up, often illegally, in the scrap yards and...
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Unless one lives under a rock, it’s been hard to miss the news of President Asif Ali Zardari calling Sarah Palin ‘gorgeous’. From newspapers to TV...
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In the debate, Barack Obama called North Korea’s nuclear re-boot a symptom of the country’s internal politics. But this nuclear breakdown may have less to...
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I am not a sociologist but observant. And, I don’t feel embarrassed if *others* find my views provocative, lecherous, or unsuitable. Damn with them. Two raging issues...
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The Chinese girls won six gold medals to outshine North Korea and India. India had won the last Asian Championship.
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After the melamine-tainted milk in China found its way to Korea, Seoul responded by improving their food labeling requirements for imported food.
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Pakistan’s premier military intelligence agency has lost control of some of the networks of Pakistani militants it has nurtured since the 1980s, and is now...
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Tribal separatists killed two ruling Congress party leaders and kidnapped another when the victims were campaigning for council elections, in Assam.
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FILE - In this April 24, 2009 picture, Pakistani Taliban leave Buner, Pakistan. Coordinated attacks - along with threats to women, shops selling CDs and barbers - suggest that the Taliban are bleeding out of their traditional havens in the Northwest...
