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Morales says we do not need US Embassy in Bolivia
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COCHABAMBA: The Latin American country does not need the United States Embassy in La Paz, Bolivian President Evo Morales has said.Morales’ plane was diverted...
Gitmo hunger strike continues and enters 150 days
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The hunger strike in Guantanamo detention facility enters its 150th day with prisoners accusing the guards of worsening treatment and abusive searches. Doctors urge...
US to maintain close ties with Pakistan: State Department
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WASHINGTON: The United States will maintain its close ties with Pakistan, and there is absolutely no move to lower the vital relationship, the State...
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An emergency UNASUR meeting has demanded the governments of France, Portugal, Italy and Spain apologize for forcibly halting President Morales’s plane in Austria due...
Drone attacks not acceptable at any cost: Pakistan’s Interior Minister
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan said on Thursday that drone attacks are not only violation of its sovereignty but are resulting in collateral damage‚ which are not...
France wants to ‘temporarily suspend’ trade talks with US over NSA spying
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PARIS: France wants to delay the ‘biggest bilateral trade deal in history' by two weeks after learning the USA was allegedly tracking economic communications...
20 killed in US-led airstrike in eastern Afghanistan
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KABUL: At least 20 people were killed and 9 others were injured in a US-led airstrike in Afghanistan's eastern province of Khost, the country's...
Pakistan strongly condemns drone strike in North Waziristan
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Wednesday strongly condemned the missile attack in Miranshah earlier this morning in which around 17 people lost their lives.A US drone...
ISAF Commander calls on Pakistan’s Army chief
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RAWALPINDI: Commander International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), General Joseph E. Dunford, called on Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani in GHQ...
I remain free to publish information that serves public interest; says Snowden
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MOSCOW: Former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor Edward Snowden has said that he remains free to publish more information about the US government’s spying...
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