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France may ban foreign funding of mosques, says PM Valls
30 Jul 2016
Intelligence officials have admitted that they are under-resourced to deal with the potential threat from each individual, who would need up to 20 people monitoring them every day
Former Pak envoy to UN Hussain Haqqani moots status quo in Kashmir
29 Jul 2016
Amidst rising unrest in Gilgistan and Pakistn Occupied Kashmir, Pakistani diplomat said for the sake of peace in the subcontinent, India and Pakistan should keep their parts of Kashmir without interfering into the other part
Assad offers amnesty to armed rebels in Syria
29 Jul 2016
China, Russia to hold ‘routine’ drills in South China Sea
29 Jul 2016
The Chinese defence ministry announced Thursday that in September it will hold "routine" military drills with Russia in the South China Sea
Bangladesh police kill 9 militants in shootout
27 Jul 2016
Four terrorists killed, one nabbed in Kashmir
26 Jul 2016
Pak paper slams PM Sharif’s belligerent Kashmir rhetoric
25 Jul 2016
In an unusual development, a Pakistani newspaper has criticised its Kashmir policy. Referring to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif saying he was waiting for the day all of Kashmir would join Pakistan, the Daily Times on Sunday urged him not to indulge in "wishful thinking"
No trace of missing IAF plane; Isro satellites to join search
25 Jul 2016
The hunt for the Indian Air Force plane that went missing in stormy monsoon weather over the Bay of Bengal on Friday with 29 people on board entered its fourth day on Monday
At least 50 dead in Kabul as suicide bomber blasts through protestors
23 Jul 2016
Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attack, although earlier reports had pointed to possible role of Taliban, which is in the midst of a summer offensive
Munich terror: gunman mows down 9 before killing himself
23 Jul 2016
No jihadist group has so far claimed responsibility for the lone-wolf attack in which a man of Iranian origin gunned down 9 people and injured several others at a shopping mall before committing suicide
Snowden joins hacker ‘Bunnie’ to create spy-proof phone device
22 Jul 2016
Whistleblower Edward Snowden and hardware hacker Andrew ‘Bunnie’ Huang have teamed up to create a ‘snoop-proof’ smartphone device, which they say will protect journalists from government intrusion
India warns Islamabad against backing terrorists, asks it to vacate PoK
21 Jul 2016
The Indian government has warned Pakistan against its support and encouragement of terrorists and their activities in India after the latter marked a 'Black Day' over the Kashmir unrest yesterday
Philippines rejects China's offer of direct talks on South China Sea
19 Jul 2016
The South China Sea dispute escalated in recent years amid a rise in Chinese military presence in the area
Turkey holds thousands in relentless post-coup crackdown
19 Jul 2016
Turkish security forces launched fresh raids on Monday in a relentless crackdown against the suspected plotters of a coup that left over 290 dead, as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan mooted reintroducing the death penalty to punish them
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