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January 28, 2002
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Ziqa’ad 13, 1422
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Welcome to DAWN, Pakistan's most widely circulated English language newspaper
Updated round-the-clock, with a major update before 10:00 PST (05:00 GMT)
Two killed in Al Quds suicide bombing: Woman carries out attack
 AL QUDS, Jan 27: A suicide bombing, the first by a Palestinian woman in the bloody conflict, ripped through a street on Sunday, killing one Israeli and injuring at least 37...
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New Delhi hardens stand on dialogue
NEW DELHI, Jan 27: Indian Home Minister Lal Krishan Advani said on Sunday that there was not enough reason to foresee an early resumption of talks with Pakistan and argued that...
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US presence worries Iran
DOHA, Jan 27: Iran’s defence minister said on Sunday his country was worried about the US presence in Afghanistan and dismissed as baseless US reports that Iran was interfering in Afghan...
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Coalition troops pouring into Afghanistan
KABUL, Jan 27: Troops of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) are starting to pour into Afghanistan, with a record 19 flights arriving on Saturday and more expected later on Sunday,...
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More asylum seekers join hunger strike: Demos held in parts of Australia
WOOMERA (Australia), Jan 27: Hundreds more asylum seekers joined a hunger strike on Sunday as the pressure mounted on Australia to resolve an escalating crisis....
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Pro-Taliban rally slams crackdown
PESHAWAR, Jan 27: About 2,000 supporters of Afghanistan’s ousted Taliban rallied here on Sunday to denounce crackdown on radical Islamic groups in the country and US treatment of prisoners from the...
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IMF faces greatest challenge
KABUL, Jan 27: Helping Afghanistan restart its comatose economy is the International Monetary Fund’s biggest challenge ever, the head of an IMF assessment team which arrived in Kabul on Sunday said....
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