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World News/Pakistan & Sub-Continent
KABUL: The Taleban action against eight foreigners detained here over alleged propagation of Christianity is widely supported by people in the capital Kabul, interviews yesterday showed.
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DHAKA: Police yesterday banned all weapons from marches in Dhaka as two more political activists were shot dead in Bangladesh’s unabated political violence, officials said.
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COLOMBO: A Sri Lankan military jet crashed near the international airport here yesterday, killing a Ukrainian flight instructor and injuring seven people on the ground, defence officials said.
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DHAKA: Bangladesh’s former prime minister Sheikh Hasina Wajed yesterday warned that her Awami League would object to a general election in October instead of September as she has demanded.
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KATHMANDU: A pro-Maoist women’s group which has been demanding a complete ban on alcohol set light to and destroyed a distillery in southwest Nepal yesterday, police said.
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KATHMANDU: Nepal’s government yesterday announced a team to hold talks with Maoist insurgents, but said the rebels should refrain from criticising the monarchy ahead of the breakthrough negotiations.
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MUZAFFARABAD: Less than a month ago in the Kashmir territory controlled by Pakistan, few people had heard the name Sardar Anwar Khan.
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ISLAMABAD: The final results of an eight-month countrywide district elections cannot have possibly pleased Pakistan’s military ruler President General Pervez Musharraf.
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Commonwealth official arriving for talks
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KABUL: Afghanistan’s hardline Taleban rulers refused again yesterday to extend the visas of Western diplomats, who have also been denied permission to visit their imprisoned nationals, accused by the militia of preaching Christianity in this...
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COLOMBO: A passenger train derailed in northwestern Sri Lanka yesterday, killing at least 13 passengers and wounding over 50 others, police said. Three compartments of the train, on its way to the capital Colombo, derailed at Alawwa, 70km northeast...
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KARACHI: The Pakistani military regime will lift an existing ban on political rallies 90 days before general elections due in October next year, a government spokesman said yesterday.
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KABUL: Afghanistan’s ruling Taleban militia reiterated yesterday that the visas of three Western diplomats waiting in Kabul to see eight detained aid workers would not be extended.
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KABUL: Taleban jets pounded opposition-held areas yesterday, opposition sources said, as a rocket attack on the capital Kabul failed to upset Afghanistan’s independence day parade.
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COLOMBO: Sri Lanka’s beleaguered government came under more pressure yesterday as the opposition demanded that 28 junior ministers who have submitted undated letters of resignation should step down immediately.
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DHAKA: The party of a former legislator enforced a general strike in an eastern Bangladesh town yesterday, two days after security forces searched the politician’s house for unauthorised arms ahead of October general elections.
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WASHINGTON: Political observers in Washington are watching once more for any signs of a Pakistan-India summit in New York next month after Islamabad’s top diplomat steered clear of ruling out such a meeting.
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KATHMANDU: Nepal’s business community yesterday slammed a pro-Maoist women’s group which burned down a distillery as part of its campaign to ban alcohol in the country.
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Islamabad acknowledges help from Gulf countries
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ISLAMABAD: A Pakistani court has sentenced a college teacher to death for blaspheming Islam’s Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) while giving a lecture, court sources said yesterday.
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