The Indian PM also claimed that in Afghanistan, the US and Pakistan did not have the same objectives.
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China mine explosion death toll reaches 87
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Sri Lanka to free war-displaced civilians
‘We will allow complete freedom of movement,’ senior presidential adviser Basil Rajapakse told inmates.
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Karzai’s second term
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Japan and the US
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Afghanistan is world’s worst place to be born: UN
Has world’s highest infant mortality rate, while 70 pc lack access to clean water.
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Cities
WAGING WAR
‘The political govt needs to get out of the paralysis…we need an integrated policy. People are dying in the hundreds.’
PAKISTANI AMERICANS
US-based Pashtuns cannot return home for fear that the Taliban will label them ‘informers.’
'INVISIBLE VICTIMS'
'We could never wish this upon the house and family of non-Muslims. But it has happened to us.'
DETENTION CENTRES
The Lithuanian govt has acknowledged that flights refuelled in the country but denied the prison claims.
ERETZ YISRAEL
Separated during centuries from other Jewish communities, they were only recognised as Jews in 1975.
FEARLESS FAITHFULS
‘People are not talking about the H1N1 flu. They reserve their time for their devotions,’ says one pilgrim.



