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US, an enemy to most Pakistanis: poll

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Most of the people in Pakistan view the US as an enemy and see a significant threat from India though extremist groups are active in the country, said a poll from Pew Research Centre
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Israeli troops kill Palestinian in W.Bank: medics

A Palestinian youth was killed by Israel troops and another was seriously wounded on Saturday during a clash in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian hospital officials said.
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Pope's shame and remorse over Irish child sex abuse

Pope Benedict apologized on Saturday to victims of child sex abuse by clergy in Ireland and ordered an official inquiry there to try to stem a scandal gripping the Catholic Church which has swept across Europe.
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British youngsters prefer online advice to parents

Young people in Britain turn to the internet to look for help with personal problems rather than seek advice from their parents or friends, according to a survey released on Thursday.
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Retaliation fears stalk Nigeria city after clashes

Sporadic shooting rang out overnight in the central Nigerian city of Jos and witnesses said at least one person was killed by soldiers enforcing a curfew days after attacks on three nearby Christian villages.
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Iran's Khamenei attacks Israel, seeks Muslim unity

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Thursday Western powers were trying to widen differences between Sunni and Shi'ite Muslims to divert attention from the Israel-Palestinian conflict.
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German court jails Islamists for foiled U.S. attacks

Four Islamist militants who admitted planning a monstrous bloodbath with foiled car bomb attacks on U.S. targets in Germany were convicted on Thursday of conspiracy to murder.
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Islamic finance must harmonize practices to grow

SWEIMEH, Jordan, March 3 - Islamic banking must speed standardization to grow while monetary authorities should enact laws that allow expansion into new Sharia-based products in domestic markets, industry experts said on Wednesday.
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U.S. missionaries in Haiti may be freed Wednesday: report

Some of the U.S. missionaries imprisoned in Haiti on charges of child kidnapping could be released today, according to a report from the Associated Press, citing Haiti's Judge Bernard Saint-Vil.
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Defining Paradise: Why is it All About the Beaches?

I recently visited Roatan, a Caribbean island located off of the mainland of Honduras. Though Hurricane Ida had just moved through the area and the waves lapping up on the shore were more than a bit choppy, I stood on the beach in the light of the sun.
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Abstinence-only programs shown effective

A new study finds an abstinence-only intervention for pre-teens was more successful in delaying the onset of sexual activity than a health-promotion control intervention.
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France should ban Muslim face veils:panel

France's National Assembly should pass a resolution denouncing full Muslim face veils and then vote the strictest law possible to ban women from wearing them, a parliamentary commission proposed on Tuesday.
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For God's sake, blog!, pope tells priests

For God's sake, blog! Pope Benedict told priests on Saturday, saying they must learn to use new forms of communication to spread the gospel message.
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Egypt's mufti says Koran ringtones inappropriate

Using Koranic verses and the call to prayer as mobile phone ringtones is inappropriate and violates the sanctity of the word of God, Egypt's highest religious legal authority, Mufti Ali Gomaa, said on Wednesday.
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Pope Benedict makes first visit to Rome synagogue

Pope Benedict made his first visit to Rome's synagogue on Sunday, which he hopes will be a milestone in Catholic-Jewish relations despite Jewish anger over his decision to move a wartime predecessor nearer to sainthood.
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Pat Robertson Haiti comments stir controversy

Rev. Pat Robertson's comments on the Christian Broadcasting Network's 700 Club Wednesday have stirred controversy after he suggested the 7.0 magnitude earthquake that hit Haiti two days ago, is a curse from God.
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Malaysian Christians fearful as church attacks rise

Would-be arsonists in mostly Muslim Malaysia struck at a convent school and a sixth church on Sunday while church and government leaders called for calm in a row over Christians' use of the word Allah to refer to God.
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Malaysia Allah row spills on to Facebook

More than 43,000 Malaysians protested online over a court ruling allowing a Catholic paper to use the word Allah to describe the Christian God, signaling growing Islamic anger in this mostly Muslim Southeast Asian country.

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