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Saturday, March 13, 2010
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Saturday, March 13, 2010
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Fifteen months after a terrorist attack in Mumbai shattered a tentative peace process, India and Pakistan resumed talks on Thursday.
A new luxury pen dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi is to be legally prohibited from being sold in India.
A Turkish court officially charged seven senior military officers with attempting to overthrow the government.
A NATO air strike hit a convoy of minibuses in central Afghanistan on Sunday, killing 27 civilians.
In a gun battle with Philippine Marines, a senior leader of an al-Qaeda militant group was killed on Sunday.
He is 22 inch tall, 18 years old, and is on a mission to be recognized as the world's shortest man.
The Japanese government recently warned against transplant tourism to China.
In a bold breach of security, 23 prisoners escaped the district jail in Jaipur, northwest India in broad daylight after overpowering the guards.
A new Amnesty International report details the Burmese military regime’s repression of ethnic minority activists.
A local court in Pakistan handed over an arrested Pakistani Taliban commander to police on Thursday.