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Breaking News: Soldiers return after Afghan duty
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The last elements of The Black Watch have returned to Scotland after a seven-month tour in Afghanistan. The soldiers from B Company of the 3rd Battalion of The Royal Regiment of Scotland were greeted
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Afghans: 7 soldiers killed by NATO strike
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A NATO air strike killed seven Afghan security force members searching for two missing U.S. soldiers, officials said Saturday. A spokesman for NATO confirmed the deaths, first reported by the Afghan Defense
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NATO strike kills 7 Afghan security forces
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KABUL: Seven members of the Afghan security forces were killed in a NATO air strike in remote western Afghanistan, the defence ministry said on Saturday. 'Due to a NATO forces air strike on November 6
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Army appeal on Afghan co-operation
- 3 Hours ago
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Brigadier James Cowan backed Nato co-operation with Afghan forces The killing of five British soldiers by an Afghan policeman must not prevent co-operation between the two nations, the commander of British
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Saskatoon funeral for soldier killed in Afghanistan
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The casket of Lt. Justin Boyes is taken into church for a funeral service in Saskatoon. (Dan Zakreski/CBC) A sombre military procession worked its way through the streets of Saskatoon on Saturday as funeral
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Troops kill 12 Taliban militants in NW Pakistan: army
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Pakistan's military said Saturday it had killed 12 Taliban militants as government troops pressed a major offensive in the South Waziristan tribal area bordering Afghanistan. Some 30,000 troops backed
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Dalai Lama off to Arunachal tomorrow
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NEW DELHI: After a week-long visit to Japan, Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama returned here today, a day ahead of his trip to Arunachal Pradesh. The Dalai Lama did not speak to waiting mediapersons
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5.6-magnitude quake jolts Xigaze of Tibet
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(Beijing Time) Xinhua English BEIJING, Nov. 8 (Xinhua) -- An earthquake measuring 5.6 on the Richter scale hit Xigaze Prefecture of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region early Sunday morning, the
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Designer Rahul Mishra brings chic to Gandhi fabric
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - His innovative reversible and seamless designs have won applause from India's fashionistas but what's unique about designer Rahul Mishra's garments is the fabric -- all handmade
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In Peshawar, a state of denial
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The bombing crossed a new line of callousness, uniting Peshawar in grief and fear and unleashing a tide of anger. But most of the outrage expressed by survivors, witnesses, religious leaders and other
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India briefed on Headley case: U.S.
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WASHINGTON: The United States has briefed the Indian government about the case involving David Headley Coleman, arrested by the FBI in the U.S. last month for plotting a terror attack in India at the
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US: More foreign troops certain in new Afghan plan
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cast WEATHER ALERT BRUSSELS Undersecretary of Defense Michele Flournoy said a strategy decision on new deployments volvg the U.S. and other troop-contributg nations would be made with the next few weeks,
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UN: About 200 staff to be pulled from Afghanistan
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cast WEATHER ALERT KABUL U.N. spokesman Adrian Edwards Kabul emphasizes the world body is not 'withdrawg, not pullg out' from Afghanistan and will contue its work. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told reporters
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Afghan focus at remembrance event
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The Queen is patron of the Royal British Legion The sacrifices of UK troops in Afghanistan were commemorated by guests including the Queen and Gordon Brown at the Festival of Remembrance in London. There
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Pakistan's Taliban dilemma
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Afghan voters had to face election fraud in the country Despite being relatively few in number, the Afghan Taliban are thriving in Afghanistan and Pakistan, as they take advantage of Islamabad's apparent
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Pakistan: A write-off?
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan, a failed state? Weve heard that before. In the 1990s to be exact, says political observer Amir Mateen. That was the time elected governments were summarily dissolved. And that was
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Five mowed down by Dehra Dun-Delhi Shatabdi
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GHAZIABAD: Five railway employees were run over by the Dehra Dun-Delhi Jan Shatabdi Express on Saturday while they were working on the rail tracks between Sahibabad and Ghaziabad. The tragic mishap took
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Ministers question future of Afghan mission
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Cabinet ministers have begun to question the future of Britain's combat mission in Afghanistan as pressure on Gordon Brown mounts over the conflict, The Sunday Telegraph has learned. Senior Labour figures
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Newsweek: India seeks green super power status
- 4 Hours ago
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