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Rawalpindi Shiite Mosque Explosion: Taliban-Linked Suicide Bomber Kills Two In Pakistan's Fourth Attack This Year

The suspect reportedly threw a grenade outside a Rawalpindi house of worship but did not fully detonate his explosive vest.

How Grave Is The Swine Flu Outbreak In India And What Is Being Done About It

Amid a mounting death toll, the Indian government on Wednesday asked chemists to stock Tamiflu, a drug used to treat the viral disease.

Indian Government Says Will Release Evidence Proving Pakistani Fishing Boat Exploded On Its Own

A newspaper cited a senior Indian Coast Guard official as saying that he ordered a Pakistani fishing boat to be blown up on New Year's night.

NSA ‘Equation’ Fallout: Experts Say Damage To US Tech Firms Could Top $180B

Equation, as the spyware operation has been dubbed, will likely hurt American tech companies' sales abroad.

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Pakistani Militant Behind Shia Mosque Bombing In Sindh Killed By Security Forces

Usman Saifullah Kurd, affiliated to the Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, had allegedly masterminded January's attack on a Shia mosque in the Sindh province.

India, Pakistan Cricket Fans Fight In Sydney Club After India Wins World Cup Match, At Least 4 Injured

The ICC World Cup cricket match in Adelaide, Australia, was the first between the two rivals in almost a year.

Pakistan Polio Update: Vaccination Team Attacked In Khyber Agency; Second Team Disappears In Baluchistan Province

Pakistan is one of three countries where polio is still endemic.

Taliban Militants Storm Shia Mosque In Pakistan's Peshawar, Kill At Least 19 People

The attack follows a similar one on a Shia congregation hall in the Shikarpur district two weeks ago, in which over 60 people were killed.

Is India's Narendra Modi Using Cricket Diplomacy To Try And Resume Talks With Pakistan?

India's foreign secretary will soon visit capitals of SAARC countries, including Islamabad.

California Warns Parents Against Intentionally Exposing Children With 'Measles Parties'

The United States is dealing with a growing measles outbreak though the disease was declared eliminated in 2000.

ISIS Recruiter, Former Guantanamo Bay Prisoner And Taliban Member, Killed In Afghanistan Drone Stike

Mullah Abdul Rauf was a former member of the Taliban who defected to become an ISIS recruiter in Afghanistan.

Former Gitmo Detainee Mullah Abdul Rauf Killed In US Drone Strike In Southern Afghanistan

Mullah Abdul Rauf, who was transferred to Afghanistan in 2007 after being freed from Guantanamo Bay, had allegedly been recruiting for ISIS.

India-U.S. Nuclear Agreement: India Clarifies, Says Supplier Not Directly Liable In Case Of A Mishap

India releases details of a breakthrough agreement reached during Obama's visit, but U.S. diplomats say there are issues still to be resolved.

Afghans flee Pakistan over School attack backlash

Afghan Families Flee Persecution In Pakistan After School Attack: IOM

More than 22,000 undocumented Afghans flocked across the border at Torkham in January, more than twice the figure for the whole of 2014.

Dubai Illegal Immigrant Crackdown: Emirate Arrests Thousands Of Laborers In Immigration 'Inspection Campaigns'

The "inspection campaigns" are part of a widening crackdown on illegal immigrants in the country.

Police Ask Indian Tech Hubs To Monitor Staff Surfing Terror-Related Social Sites: Report

Police in India’s information technology hub seeks to crackdown on sympathizers of terror outfits among software professionals.

Saudi Arabia To Lift Ban On Labor Migration From Bangladesh

After seven years, Saudi Arabia's ban on blue-collar immigration from Bangladesh is coming to an end.

Obama's Pentagon Nominee To Brave Senate Confirmation Grilling

Ashton Carter was nominated to become Obama's fourth defense secretary after Chuck Hagel resigned under pressure last year.

State Department Budget 2016 Includes $75M To 'Counter Russian Aggression,' $38B In Foreign Aid

The president's proposal includes $75 million in military aid to Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova to "counter Russian aggression."

Pakistan Arms Teachers In Restive Northwest As Peshawar Schools Reopen After Deadly Attacks

Over 150 people, mostly children, were killed in December when Taliban militants stormed an army-run school in Pakistan's northwest.

Shia Building Bombing In Pakistan Kills At Least 33 People, ISIS-Linked Group Claims Responsibility

A Sunni militant organization with ties to ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack.

ISIS Recruiter And Former Guantanamo Bay Prisoner Captured By Taliban In Afghanistan

Just days after ISIS declared its "state" in Afghanistan, the Taliban captured one of its main recruiters.

France's Anti-Jihadist Video Aims To Discourage Young People From Joining ISIS, Other Militant Groups

The video aims to discourage the country's youth from being swayed by jihadist propaganda by discrediting various claims made by recruiters.

Obama In India Says Country Will Succeed Only If It's 'Not Splintered Along Lines Of Religious Faith'

President Obama said that it was the government's responsibility to uphold religious freedom in a diverse country like India.

Obama Visit To India: Chinese Media Call India-US Relations 'Superficial'

The Chinese media called the Obama-Modi bonhomie "superficial" and accused the West of setting a "trap of rivalry" between India and China.

Explosion Results In Massive Pakistan Blackout - Officials

Some 80 percent of Pakistan was affected by a blackout Sunday, officials said power was restored by midmorning.

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