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Death Count Rises To 45 In Pakistan Suicide Bombing Attack
The casualities in a suicide bombing at a political rally held by a religious party rose to 45 on Monday, an attack compounding fears of unrest ahead of a general election due later in the year.
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Once Fringe Force In Afghanistan, ISIS Renews Push For Islamic Caliphate
The Taliban promised to bring peace, but fear reigns above all in the eastern city of Jalalabad, hit by ISIS group attacks and reprisals, and with corpses appearing mysteriously in rivers.
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Joe Biden To Pull Troops From Afghanistan Before 9/11 Attack Anniversary
President Joe Biden will withdraw all US troops from Afghanistan before this year's 20th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, finally ending America's longest war despite mounting fears of a Taliban victory, officials said Tuesday.
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More Violence Feared In Pakistan Elections After Suicide Bomber Kills 130
A week of bombings on political rallies has shattered the relative peace of Pakistan's general election campaign, culminating in a devastating suicide attack that killed at least 130 people at a rally in the southwestern Baluchistan province.
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Embassy, Mosque Attacks Fuel Fears ISIS Bringing Iraq War To Afghanistan
Attacks on the Iraqi embassy and a Shi'ite mosque in Afghanistan have reinforced fears that ISIS terrorists are seeking to bring the group's Middle East conflict to Central Asia, though evidence of fighters relocating from Iraq and Syria remains elusive
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Taliban Gunmen Storm Afghan MP's House, Casualties Feared
Taliban gunmen stormed the residence of an Afghan lawmaker in the capital Kabul on Wednesday, with casualties feared in the ongoing gun battle that follows a recent lull in violence.
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Pak Ups Security At Border Points With India Amid Fears Of Taliban Attack
Pakistan has stepped up security after a terror alert warned of possible Taliban attack at border crossing points with India on the country's Independence Day on August 14, officials said today.
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Pak Army Chief Flies To Karachi After Attacks Including On Qawwal Sabri
Pakistan's army chief General Raheel Sharif flew to Karachi on Sunday for security meetings following high-profile attacks that have raised fears of a slide back into chaos in the busy metropolis once known as the world's most violent megacity.
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Pakistani Pilgrims Flock to Crocodile Shrine as Taliban Threat Recedes
The lean days appear to be over for Mor Sahib, an 87-year-old crocodile venerated by Pakistan's tiny Sheedi community, as pilgrims once again flock to a shrine in Karachi that has been shunned for years amid fears of Taliban attacks.
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Islamic State Wants Major Attack in India to Trigger 'End of the World': Report
The ISIS is preparing to attack India to provoke an Armageddon-like confrontation with the US, according to an internal recruitment document of the feared group which also seeks to unite the Pakistani and Afghan Taliban into a single army of terrorists.
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'Kabul Guest House Attack Meant to Create Fear in Minds of Indians': Indian Ambassador Amar Sinha to NDTV
The seven-hour long siege at a Kabul guest house on Wednesday that killed four Indians and ten others will not scare New Delhi away from Afghanistan, Indian Ambassador Amar Sinha has said in an exclusive interview to NDTV.
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Gunmen Attack School in Pakistan, 1 Dead: Police
Unidentified gunmen attacked a school in Pakistan on Monday and killed a guard, police said, raising fears of a repeat of a deadly school attack five months ago that toughened Pakistan's resolve to fight militants.
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Fearing Jailbreak, Pakistan Province Shifts High Profile Prisoners
Fearing a possible jail break, Pakistan's provincial government of Balochistan has shifted 24 high profile prisoners to Central Jail Mach from District Jail Quetta.
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Afghans Vote in Election Clouded by Taliban and Fraud Fears
Afghans head to the polls on Saturday to vote in a second-round presidential election under the threat of Taliban attack, as US-led combat troops wind down a 13-year war that has failed to defeat the insurgents.
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Feared Uzbek Jihadists Behind Deadly Pakistan Airport Attack
In a commando-style attack carried out with military precision, militants wearing Pakistani uniforms burst into the country's busiest airport under cover of darkness in one of the most audacious attacks in Pakistan in years.
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Death Count Rises To 45 In Pakistan Suicide Bombing Attack
The casualities in a suicide bombing at a political rally held by a religious party rose to 45 on Monday, an attack compounding fears of unrest ahead of a general election due later in the year.
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Once Fringe Force In Afghanistan, ISIS Renews Push For Islamic Caliphate
The Taliban promised to bring peace, but fear reigns above all in the eastern city of Jalalabad, hit by ISIS group attacks and reprisals, and with corpses appearing mysteriously in rivers.
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Joe Biden To Pull Troops From Afghanistan Before 9/11 Attack Anniversary
President Joe Biden will withdraw all US troops from Afghanistan before this year's 20th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, finally ending America's longest war despite mounting fears of a Taliban victory, officials said Tuesday.
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More Violence Feared In Pakistan Elections After Suicide Bomber Kills 130
A week of bombings on political rallies has shattered the relative peace of Pakistan's general election campaign, culminating in a devastating suicide attack that killed at least 130 people at a rally in the southwestern Baluchistan province.
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Embassy, Mosque Attacks Fuel Fears ISIS Bringing Iraq War To Afghanistan
Attacks on the Iraqi embassy and a Shi'ite mosque in Afghanistan have reinforced fears that ISIS terrorists are seeking to bring the group's Middle East conflict to Central Asia, though evidence of fighters relocating from Iraq and Syria remains elusive
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Taliban Gunmen Storm Afghan MP's House, Casualties Feared
Taliban gunmen stormed the residence of an Afghan lawmaker in the capital Kabul on Wednesday, with casualties feared in the ongoing gun battle that follows a recent lull in violence.
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Pak Ups Security At Border Points With India Amid Fears Of Taliban Attack
Pakistan has stepped up security after a terror alert warned of possible Taliban attack at border crossing points with India on the country's Independence Day on August 14, officials said today.
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Pak Army Chief Flies To Karachi After Attacks Including On Qawwal Sabri
Pakistan's army chief General Raheel Sharif flew to Karachi on Sunday for security meetings following high-profile attacks that have raised fears of a slide back into chaos in the busy metropolis once known as the world's most violent megacity.
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Pakistani Pilgrims Flock to Crocodile Shrine as Taliban Threat Recedes
The lean days appear to be over for Mor Sahib, an 87-year-old crocodile venerated by Pakistan's tiny Sheedi community, as pilgrims once again flock to a shrine in Karachi that has been shunned for years amid fears of Taliban attacks.
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Islamic State Wants Major Attack in India to Trigger 'End of the World': Report
The ISIS is preparing to attack India to provoke an Armageddon-like confrontation with the US, according to an internal recruitment document of the feared group which also seeks to unite the Pakistani and Afghan Taliban into a single army of terrorists.
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'Kabul Guest House Attack Meant to Create Fear in Minds of Indians': Indian Ambassador Amar Sinha to NDTV
The seven-hour long siege at a Kabul guest house on Wednesday that killed four Indians and ten others will not scare New Delhi away from Afghanistan, Indian Ambassador Amar Sinha has said in an exclusive interview to NDTV.
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Gunmen Attack School in Pakistan, 1 Dead: Police
Unidentified gunmen attacked a school in Pakistan on Monday and killed a guard, police said, raising fears of a repeat of a deadly school attack five months ago that toughened Pakistan's resolve to fight militants.
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Fearing Jailbreak, Pakistan Province Shifts High Profile Prisoners
Fearing a possible jail break, Pakistan's provincial government of Balochistan has shifted 24 high profile prisoners to Central Jail Mach from District Jail Quetta.
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Afghans Vote in Election Clouded by Taliban and Fraud Fears
Afghans head to the polls on Saturday to vote in a second-round presidential election under the threat of Taliban attack, as US-led combat troops wind down a 13-year war that has failed to defeat the insurgents.
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Feared Uzbek Jihadists Behind Deadly Pakistan Airport Attack
In a commando-style attack carried out with military precision, militants wearing Pakistani uniforms burst into the country's busiest airport under cover of darkness in one of the most audacious attacks in Pakistan in years.
